In the midst of everything happening currently on the internet, I just wanted to say;
this was journalism.

Great article, Jason.

I think at least half of the items on sale are DLC.

I think you mean a handful of games and a shitload of DLC.

That's so mean.

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"a site that feels bullshit-free"

Then enough with the anime crap

This is one of the reasons I really love Nintendo. They do stuff like this, which is really technically awesome, and totally unnecessary but really adds something awesome to this experience which you would never notice on its own, and they don't run around flapping their gums about their amazing technical…

No one wanted to ask though.

"Daddy needs to get his rocks off!"

Yes, we will do that on the same day that anyone gives a shit about what you think.

You'd think with all the scaled back functionality they could at least make the game look better than Sims 3.

Deus Ex would like to have a word with you

How much does movie sins pay Kotaku in referrals to post these?

Stopped reading when you called Wario a B-list celebrity. How dare you.

You're not wrong, but I'd like to point out that someone who ostensibly does not speak English as a first language and is in a position in life where an '03 Saab from a tote-the-note is a viable choice...I'm thinking the odds of her having a lawyer in her stable is small, and the odds of her having the money to pay…

So all of the Fire Emblem cast, then.

It's when consumers got so brainwashed that they start defending greedy corporations who don't give a shit about them that we know we've reached a new low.

No, the same sort of super fan that pre-ordered Colonial Marines and is not gonna make that mistake again.