Worth noting that they did provide a “List Slides” button next to each one, which does exactly that.

Hitman 3

Well cool, thanks for squashing the image Kinja.

BOTW was only my third experience with a Zelda game, and I loved it. It still stands out as some of the best game design I’ve ever experienced.

HOWEVER...

After playing through Skyward Sword 1.5 times so far, I’m able to see what the major complaint was: it feels like less of a Zelda game and more like an open world…

In the video she asks the question, people in the crowd cheer and the men on the panel looks chastened. Then men in the audience start booing loudly and you can see the panel become emboldened to start openly making fun of her. There is a lessen here about the fact that the misogyny in the game industry is reinforced…

I was a dev on this game; it was my first full-fledged credit in the games industry. Some of my fondest memories in my career are from working on it. We got away with a lot of weird stuff we wouldn’t get to do on future titles.

I hope this means DQ12 on GBA

*Team Shanghai Alice and *ZUN (full caps)

Your physical copy still wouldn’t work here because accessing the DRM server isn't a physical/digital issue. 

If you Google Search this game and a certain video game website’s name, there’s this interesting Japanese Arcade show where the Manager played this game. One of my favorite episodes, and how I first heard of the game.

I agree. I played it for a good chunk on PC, encountered no gamebreaking bugs and it still felt like much of the gameplay mechanics were rushed and unfinished.

It was because of data leak at Capcom last year revealed this info.

Correct me if I’m wrong, but MJ was never proven to be a child molester

She is a treasure and there are no horny jail bars strong enough to hold Nakamura.

Yeah, sure it’s Kotaku that is biased here. Come on. Your comments are absurd.

........look, if you've never played a Tales game you can just say that, it's better than swinging for the fences and then learning later that Tales games are NOT known for their angst. Also the spikey-haired thing just... what are we doing here?

Are Tales of Games known for their angst? I’ve only played Symphonia, a quarter of the way through Vesperia, a quarter of the way through Berseria, and outside of Velvet, “angst” isn’t necessarily the theme I would see in these games? Do characters go through angst? Yes, but it’s not a key part of their character like…

It’s amazing how all the comments on any Apple Arcade (or Epic Games Store) coverage are “ugh Apple Arcade barf,” but you don’t see anyone complaining about Playstation exclusives or Xbox exclusives or “ugh let me know when I can play Mario on my PC like a normal person.”