I’ve seen this a lot. There’s this incredibly difficult balance to be struck between onboarding players in a tantalizing way, but also not showing all of your cards at once. I adore Outer Wilds, it’s honestly my favorite game of all time, but the reality of its genre as a mystery that you uncover on your own means it…

Nathan, as others have pointed out, this article didn’t need to exist. I’m not a fan of this Twitch coverage, but I understand Kotaku covers gaming culture and not just games. I hate what happened with Deadspin, so I’m not about to tell you or any one else on staff that “you should stick to games”. That said, is there…

This is my problem with most of their streamer coverage. It dedicates far too many words to people who are basically famous for being famous. At best, they serve as modern day Geisha (the real ones, not courtesans), though their tool kits seems more shallow in exchange for higher accessibility.

This was the best article yet in Nathan’s ongoing ‘hot girls of Twitch’ series. Amouranth definitely has a deeper and more compelling story than, say, the girl who wore a Bernie 2020 shirt once

I’m convinced Nathan will only stop posting about her if he gets to Bang her lol.

For your own sake Nathan, you really need a new beat.

A game that is clearly not for you has added another character that is clearly not for you. You have stated that for the record, and it is noted.  Also you shat on Soul Calibur for some reason.  Noted as well.

Should educate people about it instead of removing it. Make it so people connect it to Buddhism first, and Hinduism, and more?(don’t know how many use it) before they get to nazis.

It’s always really sad to see a good point made in the most unnecessarily inflammatory and obnoxious way possible.

1. Review your navigation settings

You’re exactly right. Kojima doesn’t know what he’s talking about. The “Cut” refers to the edit as a whole, and doesn’t explicitly mean anything has been “cut” from the film.

You should start with 0!

It’s pretty awesome but nothing touches Zero. 

Baka mitai... kodomo na no yo.

I mean that’s brave. It’s 100% wrong, but brave.

You should see the author of this piece’s article on a meet and greet with her, one of the most uncomfortable to read pieces I’ve ever seen.

No.

As a gaijin myself, I’d say he’d be fine with it, as long as you’re not going to be rowdy and you’re not expecting someone will be able to speak English. This idea you see repeated on the internet, that lots of Japanese businesses ban foreigners is largely bullshit.

Some say it will appear to you when you need it. And then when you leave and turn around it’s just an empty lot.

because it’s cheaper