So a dude with more money than most people see in their lives chose to take advantage of economically-disadvantaged individuals for the sake of some anti-Semitic “humor,” and is now surprised that there are consequences that go with that kind of behavior.

Got it.

Having read some of the comments on the previous article…

It is possible, but it does not seem probable.

I totally agree. I love Speed Racer. I think people just don’t get it

“Speed Racer” is a goddamned masterpiece and I will fight anyone who says otherwise.

it’s very hard for a movie adaptation of something to actually capture what made the source material special.

I like how the article mentions Team Fortress 2 as one of Valves recent PC games.

Incoming “you just don’t understand their culture” post in 3...2...1....

lets stop lying to ourselves valve is an e-commerce company. they aren’t game developers. They may have some game developers, but at this point they are as much of a game developer as amazon...

My thoughts exactly.

ValveOS. Wait. Is that even a game?

Wait, Valve? What games?

Why oh WHY does Japan have to have their female protagonists clothing being torn to shreds?!?! I just cant wrap my head around it. It is so not needed! Especially in Bomberman!  

Of COURSE their clothes disintegrate... Couldn’t even just let it be enough that they’re all cute girls, gotta get them semi-naked too right? God damn it Konami...

Image 1: Hey that actually looks quite good. I like the designs of each of the different coloured Bombergirls. This could actually be the fresh newdirection Bomberman needs. Could- could Konami actually be doing something good for a change?

I don’t mind cute girls in games, but this whole style of boobs bursting out of clothes has gotten quite tiresome.
I wish Japanese game-makers would realize it also turns real female gamers off from their games, and keeps it a niche-otaku thing.

To AngryNYPanda:

Did you know that Captain America #1 was produced months before the US entered WW2? Did you also know that this issue was considered controversial at the time because it was anti-Nazi and displayed Cap righteously punching Hitler in the face on the cover? Did you also know that co-creators Jack Kirby and Joe Simon…

I should explain to my Aunt who lived through WWII that my generation *defends* Nazi Fascism now. She doesn’t like Millennials much as it is, so my call probably won’t make things much better.

This is one of those stories where it is the perfect intersection between gaming and politics, and thus relevant.