As well as continue to complain about how everything is unfair to them.

“Could be an interesting alternate history story somewhere there.”

Welcome to the Internet. It’s dangerous to go alone. Take this.

“and they make do with their promise to the former backers”

I’m torn on the KRZ part.

Oh no! Now who will give shoddy performances that sound like it’s phoned in on an old flip phone with a lousy connection? Wherever will the industry be able to find people like that?

Based on his actions in this video, it’s likely he wouldn’t understand how to use a fire extinguisher had one been available.

I think Shall We is the podcast of one the Kotaku editors (and someone else), as opposed to being *the* Kotaku podcast.

You must be under the impression that Kotaku staff are a hive mind.

$10.99 (CAD) for one episode? That seems a little high for an episodic game. The trailer looks interesting, and I like the Marilyn Manson Sweet Dreams era type song that plays over it, sadly I’ll add it to my wishlist for a sale.

Damn good thing it’s now 2015, where going to a physical store and dealing with people is no longer necessary. Can’t recall the last time I’ve been to an EB Games (Gamestop of the north; same company).

I’m a little confused to the You Must Be Poor story.

Perhaps in a future update we’ll see a spinning license plate.

Ah, man. Crysis when Crysis was fun, instead of being a benchmark.

The spooky music one not only makes me want to add that to my game, but now I want to go watch Goosebumps again.

Interesting look, but I wouldn’t call it detailed, considering half of the data is blurred out.

I’ve never played with rule #5 before, but I think I’ll do that in future games. It’s a great idea.

*drools*

The staff.
It’s been a while since I’ve set foot into an actual game store, but every time I visited Electronics Boutique (now EBGames, which is GameStop of the north), the staff have been horrible.

“I want games. Real, serious, games. Where I set time apart to play an hour or more.”