I want people like that doing game development because I have fond memories of Crysis and Crysis Warhead before 2 and 3 went to consoles.

"Our first clear view is of Scott twisting his doughy body away and moving—half-sprinting, half-waddling"

Is this necessary?

You mean: "We want more page views so please leak stuff so we can have game announcements and plot details before everyone else"

I agree, doesn't really leave much up to imagination, thanks Kotaku.

The image of a woman in torn leggings and a bra, strapped to a chair and prodded with electrically-charged batons, is certainly provocative, as is the sort of blood-and-guts splattershow that occurs near the end of Ground Zeroes. But is this really the kind of provocation that benefits the Metal Gear series? Kojima…

While for the most part Ground Zeroes implies torture and other dark practices without depicting them, toward the end it takes a shocking turn for the explicit, and the final cutscene contains a graphic depiction of one of the most grisly things I've seen in a game. It didn't really work for me, nor was it lost on me…

I hate the films, but that dinosaur makes me interested.

Sackboy is just the default name, assuming most gamers dress their character as a male, which they do. However the sack character has just as many feminine as masculine options.

Remember that Pokémon are meant to be animals, Pikachu is meant to be a species of rat/mice.

Dude, he has even been on the IGn podcast, made an app game and is known to enjoy World of Warcraft, he is definitely a gamer.