The average consumer is dumb as a brick and most games need to cater to this demographic if they want to be profitable. That’s why 80% of the first Portal is basically a tutorial. In playtesting, people apparently had significant difficulty grasping the concept of portals so Valve had to spend a significant amount of…

Counterpoint: we are so conditioned by games not allowing us to do things that are possible in the real world, that it is immensely helpful to have clear signposting as to what things we are allowed to interact with. How many games give you an axe and surround you with indestructible trees/barrels/doors/houses? More…

No one sane believes this is the end of the TRio.

When someone who has power over you at your workplace propositions you for sex, they have enormous ability to punish you for saying no or continue harassment afterwards.

It is orders of magnitude more dangerous and damaging than internet commentators - and those aren’t harmless, either.

Def not defending the right wing but similar things happen in Portugal, the difference is we have left wing Gov.

Its much more to do with nascent industries being used by whichever government is in power for political gain but then are given no support and someone somewhere steals money at the expense of student work.

The one male contestant whose girlfriend called the police in fear for her life - that's obviously horrifying. But it happened well after the show was already concluded and just waiting to air. The other is allegations of being a school bully, which Kim Da-young admitted to and apologized for. It's fair to call out…

So, obviously that’s not what the article is saying, but whatever. No one here is pretending you read the thing.

Hehehehe you think they read it. That’s funny.

What on earth is this article? You say it’s steeped in assault allegations and then it turns out to be a throwaway line at the very end where it turns out two (2!%) of the (unnamed) contestants have allegations against them. Is that even higher than the average at all?

It has literally nothing to do with the show, or…

Is that all you got out of it?  You should slap your elementary school teachers for failing to teach you how to comprehend what you’re reading.

I’ve been waiting for a Cammy redesign and this is pretty close to what I’d pictured for years. Not that I dislike her classic look, but to me the long pigtails and leotard was such a young look for someone who is now a grown-ass woman haha. Like how they moved Sakura away from the schoolgirl outfit in SFV because…

Severely snapping someone’s neck and having them brush it off is pretty much Mortal Kombat territory; it’s not a move that just finishes the fight, it’s a move that kills you. Street Fighter has mostly strayed from using killing techniques with any sort of graphicness (other thanVega using a damn metal claw without…

The highlight of Cammy’s gameplay trailer.

I too like to ignore the facts and reading the articles and jump directly to commenting without being informed first.

Nintendo? This is Namco Bandai’s fault. This isn’t even a Nintendo exclusive game. Nor is it the first time Namco has screwed up re-releasing this game.

Unity wasn’t the mistake, so much as Unity in AAA dev is.

But that excess is what makes it fun. For the first couple times. Then it gets old. But those first couple times? WHEW, awesome. Though I never get tired of watching Skarlet pull the blood out of a body, solidify it into a sharp point, and use it to stab them to further death. That’s badass.

This is so unbelievably disappointing. As a huge fan of Injustice, I was really hoping their pattern would hold. Mortal Kombat comes out, then Injustice comes out, then Mortal Kombat, then Injustice, then Mortal Kombat, then..... Mortal Kombat?

What bothers me is the number of steps involved in the new fatalities. You do something that would clearly kill someone, and then you do more stuff to the corpse, just because.

Or all of Paul Verhoeven movies. To this day people still think Starship Troopers is a pro military movie when it clearly was satirical. Even it’s straight to video sequels forget this. It’s just like cops who use the punisher symbol. Punisher is clearly a vigilante.