I'm not sure what is more weird: the disgustingly greasy sandwich or actually owning a nvidia shield.

Jesus Christ on a cracker.

Leigh Alexander wasn't talking about you. Hell, she wasn't talking about me (the cis-gendered heteroish white male in our current back and forth).

She was talking about the cesspool of self-obsessed child rapists that have come to dominate "gamer culture" - basement dwelling Hot Pocket…

I doubt Valve took it as a serious death threat either, but they had to show that there's consequences to acting like a prick instead of an adult.

Threats against peoples lives should never be taken lightly, it only takes one lunatic. Also with how bitterly toxic and unhinged people related to games have been this year, I really wouldn't take that as an empty threat.

I like how your campaign for "journalistic ethics" has taken to targeting advertisers, given that advertiser influence over editorial decisions is the polar opposite of "journalistic ethics".

I really don't understand the end-game here. You silence every media outlet that doesn't agree with you? You make it so that…

I didn't notice the O the first time I saw this, that makes it even better.

I agree. There are interesting conversations to be had, but this game contributes nothing to any of them. It's obvious the devs have no real larger artistic point, just by looking at their statements. On one hand they claim games are becoming too PC and wishy-washy (which is an idiotic statement in itself, obvious…

My only thought is this: examining violence in games, and how we react to it and why is important, but it's hard for me to muster that effort when there's something about this game feels fundamentally dishonest. I realize that may sound absurd, but... it screams marketing gimmick, and not a very good one at that—I…

Depends on what you consider art. This is deliberately offensive trash, and I don't consider it art in the slightest. It's a mechanical process designed to appeal to the lowest common denominator of gamer, the kind of gamer that has drawn so much media attention as of recent events, and I don't consider any of this…

This game seems to represent a developer that is trying to push the envelope in a desperate attempt to give their cliched and relatively simplistic/simpleminded game some semblance of publicity without paying much for said publicity.

Of course not, it has nothing to do with black people. Being offended for white people doesn't earn you any crusader points.

If you made this same joke but about an African-American subculture you would probably be facing whatever the internet equivalent of an angry pitchfork-wielding mob is right now. I'm so glad that by 2014 we've finally sorted out that racism is a Bad Thing so that we can all learn from our misdeeds and move on to enjoy…

For those who need some definition on "bogun"

Note that I'm not talking about the British lady at the start of the video. I'm talking about the shotgun that drops c-bombs.

How is it that this is just like Cowboy Bebop? Some of the most memorable episodes are in the back half.

"Maybe my Lord will notice me now....! *blush"

I gave it a shot

Here's my attempt at this: