"Have you heard, my dear, of "prison overcrowding"?"

I don't know. At what point does someone become a former embezzler, or a former murderer, or even a former speeder?

What I learned from this video: If Anita Sarkeesian is ever kidnapped, DO NOT attempt to rescue her, lest you participate in an offensive stereotype.

I'm not the least bit insecure about the discussion of this topic. I believe it's a valid topic worthy of discussion.

No, the Kinect was held back because, like plastic guitars, motion controls were a gimmick, and they're played out.

If you guys are gonna fuck, just do it already.

As a PC gamer, let me agree with "don't be that guy."

We’ll share more details about how it all works later.

The Damsel in Distress is not a video game trope. It's a storytelling trope, and it exists in literally every storytelling medium in existence.

let me just say that this wouldn't have happened at all if she were a boy

This is a completely ridiculous non-issue.

They = My comparisons in the previous comment to which you replied.

His point was "...you don't need to believe in a god to have human compassion...[for people who share your beliefs].

Then let's agree that they are no more equivalent than the example to which they were a response.

Just because you're an atheist doesn't give you the torch to carry for all atheists.

It takes place 2 years after he put on the cowl. The southern part of Gotham will be "old Gotham" (the part that was run down and eventually turned into Arkham City in the previous games, only it will still be a living part of Gotham at this point) and the northern part will be an all new area of Gotham we haven't…

Muslims, while not being banned from helping non-Muslims, are required to give a certain amount of charity to Muslims. Are you mad about that, too?

As if you're an atheist.

If she doesn't need the money, she will probably use it to help others. What's wrong with that?

But I don't think they are being purely selfish. It's quite possible to have both selfish and altruistic motives. Most altruistic actions do confer some self-benefit. That's just a bonus.