There's just something about these graphics I can't stand. Maybe I'm really burned out on RPG Maker tiles. I can't even touch FF6 anymore.

I'm pretty sure the part where they said the game was slow and filled with boring why you shouldn't buy it.

They had floating Jellyfish things, and bug creatures that you ride from town to town. And how everybody treated you like trash if you weren't a Dark Elf. Skyrim and Oblivion tie themselves a little too closely to the world of familiarity.

It's been 5 bucks for the GOTY edition on Steam during the sales. If you're willing to wait for Christmas, it'll probably get to be 5 bucks again.

Trying to finish the last remaining Skyrim quests and achievements so I can finally reclaim my life.

I did spend 18 hours reading this article over and over to write this comment.

(The team estimates it took them about four weeks, working six to seven hours a day, seven days a week, to create the shots.)

It took the Oblivion and Fallout modding communities about a year and a half to finalize their Unofficial patches. Then again, those games had severe game-breaking bugs. Maybe it'll take them less time since Skyrim is pretty stable most of the time, but a month won't be enough.

Bethesda being embarrassed by bugs? Is this your first Bethesda game?

There is some severe hate for this game that I will not understand. I spent 3 bucks (it was on sale) to play this game for about an hour.

I don't see a difference between the two games.

Damn it Kotaku! Now I feel really bad over laughing at the headlines.

I treat it the other way. Twitter is facebook for the people I don't know.

Individuals central to the American Revolution are easy to name - Benjamin Franklin, George Washington, John Adams. You could pretty much pick out any name from the Constitution, or the American Dollar.

I don't understand what most happened in that video were about.

The Cleveland show, Cleveland himself is voiced by a white guy.

HAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHA! I bet you also need church and religion as well.

How are you selling out by making a Sesame Street game? That's a HUGE untapped market.

Nope. That's a cat keyboard.

I always think that the world is filled severe min-maxers who if - given the chance to be 1% better than everybody by pressing the A button for 50 hours, will do that.