I love DK64 AND I WILL NOT APOLOGIZE

Well this is a very small portion of the cost. They’re pretty up front about it, and how they’ll use the money. They’re also dedicated to not adding excessive stretch goals, instead investing the extra capital into overall design.

The same thing happened to me! I finally finished it at the insistence of my Twitch channel two years ago, and it’s worth it!

You shut the FUCK UP

Not to sounds condescending, but when did you get into gaming? Honestly, I feel like being super into Rare games is as much a matter of age as circumstance.

The four Rare platformers on N64 are all in my top five favorite 3D platformers, and the Banjo games are in my top five of all platformers for sure. Such amazing games. You really felt a grand sense of scale, permeated by a unique and irreverent kind of fun. I don’t know if this came out before or after OoT but…

The N64 era was fucking great, don’t you talk down about my favorite console! I got into Nintendo in the NES but I really embraced the label of “gamer” when the N64 arrived. It’s different, yes, and it had its pratfalls, but it was strange and experimental. It’s not “bad” because of that, it was just a foot in the…

Indeed. I say, as long as everyone is keeping it in perspective that his sources aren’t verified and he isn’t necessarily to be believed, then journalism is doing its job. It’s up to the individual to pay attention to the bylines in this instance. People have always had trouble with that part, hah.

Restructuring. Sounds like management has had it up to here with AAA gaming, and has had it in for Kojima for some time. I sincerely love Kojima’s work, but I imagine he’s a big personality to work with, and a large shadow to fall under. He’s an auteur. He’d really be better suited to independent work anyway. Still,…

The problem is: is publishing a YouTube video journalism? If the express purpose of the channel is not for such endeavors? Or does it become journalism when a blog site (which is what Kotaku is, and why I think it’s funny people (GamerGate) take it to be some kind of pillar of corruption of information manipulation)…

This is silly, but I find it incredibly hard to be upset by.

I dunno, man... the reasons for her firing sound pretty understandable to me. She disrespected fans and her bandmates. They’re not getting rid of Vulvatron as a character, though, so I feel like insinuating some kind of sexism inherit in their decision, per the title, is a little misleading. And I say this as a…

I remember that tree!

The Yoshimitsu in Soul is apparently a distant ancestor to the one in Tekken.

Unfortunately there are unresolved voice acting licensing agreements with Legends 1 & 2. So... Until those get resolved we won’t see those. :\

Then we also have no problems! :) didn’t mean to imply you in the evil that has claimed the livelihood and lives of some whom I call friends.

Do they? No one I know has never done this. And I’ve been immersed in social justice activism for years. Only hard line assholes that all of us hate do shit like that. So what does it have to do with? Cause ethics in games journalism seems to be a discussion that’s come and passed.

Hey hey not everyone’s a saint. Lots of people latch on to movements for the wrong reasons. You can say that for both sides.

Because neither side of the argument is worth the press, given it’s a moot discussion. Until of course it claims lives, as it has.

Are you on the side that honestly wants honesty in games journalism though or are you the ones who think feminism is out to destroy you?