The clumsy controls and inventory interface have always been a serious distraction from Dead Rising games. It is good to see that they finally fixed it... What's that? They are the same? Oh, okay.

It looks very interesting, and original. Contrary to popular belief, that appeals to many gamers.

Thanks, You are too kind

Thanks, You are too kind

In the vertical position the Kinect will be unable to complete facial recognition and properly recognize the deed proving ownership of the home in which the device resides. This will place the unit in a locked status that can only be overridden by paying a $50 unlock fee online, which will subsequently destroy the…

Good form, good form

The whole point of her article is that the problems aren't unique to herself, but there are problems unique to her gender. There are people who are offended by that idea so they dismiss all of her examples. Somehow people don't understand that women can have a more difficult time in certain situations. Which is weird…

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(Ref: A lot of the comments on this story) Why is it that certain people, usually males of the majority race, get so offended at the idea that someone else's situation may be more difficult than their own? Is it a threat to all that they have achieved? The answer is no.

I think you missed a lot of the details in this article. Also, I think you missed the idea of how culture can impact those who are not part of the majority. It is usually safer to assume that someone knows what they are talking about until you can prove them wrong, than the other way around.

But not the ability to speak intelligently. Or the ability to put yourself in someone else's shoes apparently.

I hate to be accusatory, but you may be a complete idiot and not realize it. I think that is what everyone is trying to tell you

They could make 100 LEGO Ghostbusters games, and I would buy them all

Gaming and gamer demographics have definitely changed a lot over the past few years. From most of the (mainstream) media coverage I've seen lately, that fact is lost to just about everyone outside the gaming industry.

I've never had a feminist confront me for holding a door open, or just being polite in general. I don't think a concept like being a gentleman can be dead if people are still willing to act that way