It’s such mild criticism; the extremely angry responses are blowing my mind. The unstoppable force of the internet’s almost performative love of cats meets the immovable object of gamers who insist that games are art but don't understand that art criticism exists. 

I’m not just speaking about this game in particular, I’m talking about the notion that someone (on a blog about gaming) isn’t somehow allowed to voice displeasure about something without the response devolving into a kneejerk personal dig. “Sorry you play games professionally and get bored by them” is a pretty stupid…

The “shooting” part, which admittedly isn’t the strongest point, ends up being such a small percentage of the game it seems weird to focus on it at all.

If somebody farted in my fucking face I would blow every whistle I could get my hands on.

People seem to forget that the greatest “heights” that VR reached were two decades ago...

yo, Magus here....

Well, there was never any chance that scene was going to make it into the movie, which is fine by me. However, I do think we have a tendency to want to filter childhood sexuality through some kind of sanitizing lens that at the very least paints it in idealistic terms and at worst outright desexualizes kids so that we…