If they live in Japan, they have universal healthcare. Questions like “do you pay for your healthcare or does your employer” only really make sense in the US.

Personally, I consider II to be the more interesting experience. It’s less “Star Wars” in its style, it’s much darker and while the overall plot isn’t that great, the character writing and some of the themes they discuss are vastly more interesting. That more grey view of morality and the way it presents the Light and…

Mechanically, KOTOR 2 had better combat and the ability to affect your party’s alignment/class by raising their affection was interesting because you could take someone like Bao-Dur and with enough time and patience twist him to the dark side, make him teach him the ways of the force and have your own Darth Maul in…

Its going to be nothing like Immortal.   Immortal is free 2 play.   Diablo IV is going to cost 70 dollars and still be chocked full of those microtransactions everyone loves!! :)

“Yawn, another (liberal) author for a video game website trying to take a hit at one of the most innovative men to ever live.”

Never takes long for a Musk bro to show up and post something cringy and hilarious.   

so his career is over now right

How are you out of the grays?

Turn-based combat???

I hate the emblanddening of America Chavez that’s been happening in non-comics media. I loved the characters original ultra-curly hair and darker skin.

Okay, Stephen Ddungu here. Firstly Jeremy, I didn’t know you were going to make it a race issue, I’m quite disappointed to be honest.

I’ll push back on that a little. OW actually has a decent amount of ethnic diversity. 13 heroes of color (out of 32) including some less represented groups like indigenous Australians, Nigerians, and Haitians. And they do a decent amount of research for those characters, making them pretty authentic in multiple ways.…

None of that power on screen came for free, none of it. 

That’s a creative way to get a few days off as a streamer. Good call.

your reading comprehension and/or critical thinking skills display the only disgrace here.

I think a good adaptation is inherently a derivative work. Let’s use Beethoven as an example again: his Moonlight Sonata was an attempt to convey the beauty of the moon - inherently visual - through sound alone, and I doubt you’ll find anyone who thinks he failed.

I’m surprised Kinja didn’t list the products as a slideshow.

I have actually seen Reddit posts asking for this specifically.

All CEO’s should take massive paycuts, willingly or otherwise.

I feel like you could probably compile a better list of goth characters in video games if you went back further than like, 3/4 years.