Err......ouch ouch ouch ouch painful review.

Not gay, but I've met some gaymers at cons before. Nice people, play a good game of Cataan. I'm sure they'll take it under advisement that you don't approve of their labeling, though.

Right? Put a purple and black controller with it, too. I kinda wish all of my consoles could have huge hearts on them.

I love the design of this console. If this were official (or not thousands of dollars) I'd buy it in an instant.

I was there and I didn't hear booing, FWIW.

Absinthe doesn't have the substance that makes you hallucinate anymore. Pretty bummed when i found that out, worst it was after me and a bunch of friends spent all night drinking that stuff.

Well, from my point of view following it only from the internet. #NerdHQ was the absolutely best part. Especially the bad ass women panel. With Sansa, Melinda May, Emma Swan, Sarah Walker, Andy McNally and Donna!
You will cry, you will laugh and you will get super happy.

I found a free parking spot near the corner of Island and 13th Avenue. That was the major highlight.

I also tried absinthe for the first time.

Best surprise: How damn good Gail Gadot really looks in the Wonder Woman costume, which isn't too bad either.

At the risk of sounding like a douche, the best way to go is to use the prepacked assets as placeholders. You can join an RMK community and check what scripts they have to share (there are a lot of good battle scripts out there - Moonpearl's system comes to mind - and a lot of menu systems also) and then figure out…

Hell, just look at To The Moon for the type of quality, non-JRPG stuff that can come out of RPG maker.

People make such fantastic RPG's on that RPG Maker. I really loved messing with it before I began working full time.

I spent about 40 hours making an RPG with maker (thanks to Humble Bundle). It has about 2-3 hours of gameplay. I gave up trying to balance it, so it is only about halfway completed (unused region, town, enemies, etc. that cannot be reached in current version). I have a lot of respect for those that can make a good…

Two games that did very little to address diversity and did everything to appeal to the same white, male multiplayer demographics as usual. Poor comparison. This isn't about lowest common denominators - it's about basic storytelling and player engagement.

So, according to you, it is retarded for non-male, non-white, non-straight, gamers to want to see themselves represented.

The problem is, there are so many people who don't enter the video game industry because they grow up believing that games are not made for them and therefore their stories are irrelevant. Its a complicated, multi-faceted problem that starts with young kids. The more young kids see themselves in games, the more likely…