I wonder what’s different about these ten that broke compatibility. I think Hitman Go might be the only one I own, and I say that not being sure whether I actually own it, but I’m sure someone will be upset that they wont be able to play one of these on the new hardware.

It amazes me how so many people don’t grasp this. Or do and just resent Minecraft that much. I’ve never played it*, but this game absolutely deserves representation in Smash. And it's an unorthodox fighter, which is the best kind of character to add.

They’re paying 7.5 Billion for Fallout, Elder Scrolls, Doom, and Wolfenstein. which is honestly probably a steal considering they’re basically some of the largest franchises they could buy.

While I do prefer the first, Galaxy 2 is still an exceptional game, and I’m sad it’s not part of the 3D collection.

I also can’t help but wonder if Marvel is throwing Sony a few bones to keep their relationship on good terms so they can continue to use the character in the MCU without Sony rocking the boat. 

Two officers suspended. I would expect every single officer who walks past an injured person wihtout making sure the person is getting help to be suspended.

On the one hand, it’s commendable to see that most players are still upright citizens and never go evil even if it’s in a video game. On the other hand, it’s not like being renegade in Mass Effect means you’re a senseless killer or something.

I imagine many more games are hiding many secrets we have no idea about. Think about how many games are released every month on Steam. How many of those games are being searched through by thousands of people? Almost none of them. So I think, for sure, there are secrets and creepy ghosts hiding in a ton of games and…

I like to think that one of the cool things about Kotaku is that you can come here for more information than you’ll get from a publisher’s press release. This is a good example of that. It’s not necessarily controversial or explosive info — it’s just context that you won’t find anywhere else.

And like that, the laughs of a million Steelers fans were suddenly silenced.

That was a bonkers direct.

Sounds to me like Arch Warhammer is a dick.

I, for one, look forward to Steven Adams appearing in the State Farm commercials.

 There have got to be more cost-effective ways for Stephen Miller to edge. 

“Asylum loophole” - he’s referring to international law, right? He's telling Congress to flout international law? This should go great. 

Terrible joke to steal from the internet, but here goes:

I can’t imagine how tough that must be, and the strength it must take, but it looks like he's got it to spare. I’m glad that he has support from his colleagues. Good words at the end. Never let anybody define who you are.

“I think, as a Canadian, we would just never ever think about doing something like that,”