I bought this game as soon as it was released. I am still at the Sewers on my first run with Leon. Every time I play it, I have to quit it after 10 minutes because my nerves can’t handle it.

Why do such cool stuff for a company that hates its fans so much? I’m going to grab my tea and wait for the Nintendo lawyers to take it from here.

Some alternatives are coming up this year: Anthem and The Division 2. If either is a dud, they will be dropped like a hot potato. I think publishers are starting to shy away from these high-budget games-as-service stuff, not all of them can turn into a GTA 5 or a Fortnite.

I couldn’t agree more. Kotaku editors may love him because he was one of them, but some of his boneheaded decisions were jaw-dropping.

It’s also full circle for Bungie, which created Halo for Microsoft, was then purchased by Microsoft.

I have to admit, one game that inexplicably caught me off guard in 2018 was Cultist Simulator. I probably spent as much time playing it as God of War, and I think it should be mentioned on a year’s list.

Skull-face Bookseller Honda-san Is not on this list. Try again.

Any games promised safe out of the corpse of Telltale Games?

Disinformation warfare is a thing, and while the Space Force has become a meme by its own right, the US and its allies need a Cyberspace Force to fight back. Facebook is a despicable company, but torpedoing it won’t stop the avalanche of toxic trolls from Russian Intelligence.

I think commercials in the middle of YouTube videos should have been considered for the list. It’s the worst thing since unskipable commercials on YouTube.

Trump is such a hot mess that it’s actually entertaining to watch him repeat his version of reality. The ones that should be on the list are the MAGA trolls and racist uncles that actually believe his nonsense and have turned the Internet into an inhabitable toxic wasteland.

Ah, the good old days of Modern Warfare 2 on the Xbox, when you could barely play a match without a 10-year-old kid yelling racials slurs over the mic. They are legal adults now.

Correct me if I’m wrong, didn’t Hollow Knight come out this year? I’m surprised not to see it nominated for anything, specially for a game that has such good reviews.

Destiny showing up a lot here lately? Are they de$perate?

A Playstation without Castlevania Symphony of the Night, is not a Playstation. Also, how Kotaku let this retro console slip without Suikoden 2, is beyond me.

It’s easy to mistake his videos as “dry”, when the correct word should be “calm”. I subscribed to his channel over a year ago, and the reason I looked forward to his weekly entries was the videos were super chill.

You weren’t the only one. Ocarina sold TONS of game guides. Online forums were packed with people looking to get unstuck from an area. I felt it took too long to get started, and never finished the game (I got stuck in the infamous Water Temple, lost the save and never got back to it again).

I never owned a Nintendo 64, this is the point of view of someone who had a PlayStation. 1998 was a rough year for N64 owners. The pre-Ocarina drought was at a time we were enjoying a steady stream of fantastic games, like Resident Evil 2, Gran Turismo and Metal Gear Solid. When Ocarina was released, it didn’t get…

Could they find a more... family-friendly name for this trend? I mean, something I can use in a normal talk?

Mr Robot has one of, if not the, best pilots in the history of television, but the show took too many wrong turns and didn’t fulfill the promises its pilot delivered. Word of mouth brought me to watch it, and self-indulgent bait-and-switch brought me to turn it off.