If you haven't played the game, why the hell did you click on the article??

What I'm curious about is how one can constructively say, "I don't like LGBT, people of [random ethnicity], or people of [random religion]"?

I know you're trying to play the nice position of tolerance that many do not, but these folks do not have ANYTHING constructive to add to a website that is clearly meant to be…

There was this movie poster that kept popping up in different kids' rooms and was a board game in the toy store. I can't remember the name of it - I loaned my copy to a friend, so I can't go looking - but it had an "out in space" kind of feel to it.

There's a subtle difference between having an honest discussion and being a pompous asshat. You crossed that line when you condescended someone - the very first person, actually - that didn't outright agree with you, then backed off when your opinion was out-numbered. That's being defensive and it almost completely…

So, it's to each his own, unless it's someone disagreeing with you early in the conversation; then it can be not-so-subtle condescension? And I quote: "Story telling is my specialty so I doubt you know what you're talking about, but you have your opinion."

Actually, we get great, subtle back story to Ellie, if you look beyond the narrative.

He isn't bad. He's just human, and he proves it by being selfish.

Yeah, it's a Touchy Feely sorta subject.

This was going so well....
....and then he put in the jumped octave and made it all.... "pop".
Sad.

So, basically, you're looking for a button-mashing experience?
Well, do I have some great 90s fighter games waiting for you!

*stands at attention*
I'm on it!!
AWAAAAAAAAAAAAYYYYY!!!

Check these guys out, if you want to see someone trying to do something about it.

Um.... no.

Having worked in the electronics industry for quite some time, as well as the sales of said electronics, I can tell you that these things don't have a greater demand than their supply. They certainly wouldn't be in short supply for a major game development company like Quantic Dream, who seemed to have no issue…

If only they had devices where you could store entire books and pdf files and more in order to save on paper.

That's "No Russian" from CoD: MW2

You, sir, win the internet for the day.

I love the fact that this art shows more of an emphasis on the character's face than her body. Thus, we can assume that the game is about her struggle, rather than getting distracted by her appearance/body.
Great looking art, guys.

Hmmm.... as a Catholic, I can see why he felt that way about the baptism.

This way to "Vague and Confusing"