Not only that, but the "some other guy trying to help some other guy" is basically the plot for the Bad Blood DLC, so yeah, I don't have much hope.

I really enjoyed Watch Dogs (92% complete), so here is my wish list:

Once you remember that Far Cry 4 is coming out in just 2 weeks, it is really easy to avoid the new Call of Duty.

This makes me wish that they had never released GTA V on the last-gen. I would have loved to the playthrough the game for the first time on PS4.

I am getting kind of a Last of Us vibe from the focus on the themes of humanity in the face of the need to scavenge and survive.

Same here, but it does seem like a lot people are having issues and that sucks. Hopefully, Sony does a better job with this one.

Yeah, too bad it's a AAA title that was the best selling game in August because of the sale, so a ton of PS+ members already own it, including me.

So, do we get to ride yaks? That's the only question I have about this whole thing.

This is MUCH better than Online Heists and single-player story DLC, right guys?! Guys?

I dunno, a six-hour demo seems pretty generous to me. This is actually pretty awesome.

I saw your comment, and then went to FB and saw this:

I was more referring to the primary definition, but yeah, you are right, it could be considered "politics" by one of those other definitions.

Are you aware of the definition of the word politics? If not, I recommend looking it up before you respond again.

I can find no evidence of that on the internet, so I am left to conclude that you simply made it up.

The Nintendo costumes are really cool, but I for some reason I have no desire to use them. I feel like they somehow take away from the uniqueness of Bayonetta's character, and she is so awesome that I wouldn't want to do that.

It's odd that you find her proportions grotesque, since they are based on the proportions of actual supermodels.

That is a misrepresentation of what I actually wrote in my comment. I think she would be more productive if she put some effort towards furthering the creation of games that she thinks she be on the market, instead of just trying to make a living out of being a critic.

I am not trying to make a living out of being a critic, so my opinion does not apply to me. My entry into the comments section in this article came from a desire to experience first hand how people talk about this issue. I have tried to avoid the gamergate debate, but the Colbert interview made me curious, and while…

The majority of developers who happen to be women continue making games without being harassed, so the fact that you are using the experiences of a small group of women to make generalizations is not a very strong argument.

It is possible to gleen facts from reviews once you understand the reviewers biases and preferences, which is what I do.