“Kotaku Editor Jason Schreier delays the release of information on new game, ‘Insane Franchise Sequel Number 6’, amidst fact checking scandal”

Everyone thought the internet ushering in an age of information was a good thing, but it’s actually facilitated the spread of misinformation on a massive scale. It’s really fucking alarming.

The standard edition matches the first two volumes nicely.

Every time I see one of these beautiful controllers, my first thought is always, “Man, that looks uncomfortable to hold,” and then my second is, “Wait, why would I want to get my grubby hands all over something this impressive?”

It’s tied to your points. Say you want a tank or a bomber; after you’ve got enough points from defeating enemies or playing the objective, you can choose from a bunch of different special characters or vehicles for your next spawn.

Sigh, as I said in the first 5 words of my comment, I was talking about the collector’s editions of the books, which, even if they are colored according to Zelda’s three goddesses, DO NOT share a unified design:

...Cooooooool. So, how about that Red Dead Redemption on PC guys. Guys? Hey guys?

Brienne of Tarth is not going to take ANY of your shit.

For comparison, each FRAME of the original Toy Story movie took anywhere between 1 and 30 HOURS to render. Computer processing alone, it would take about a week for the computers to poop out 3 minutes worth of film.

Yep, could always just take an hour and get him the outfit he likes on his own profile since that really seems to be the only thing he really cares about. Then just let him grab any junk he wants.

There were times where he was the only likable character on that show. How sad, he was so young.

Hardly, he’s just being honest with himself and everyone else. Not sure what would make you say that...

I wasn’t seeing his ideologies as the main thing that made him stupid. It was mostly the part where he asked on a gaming forum where to buy machine guns. That is in my opinion a serious lack of some abstract faculty of mind as you put it.

You have that right, but put it this way - they’ve been actively supporting the game for 5 years, for free. Your comparison to Lord of Destruction is moot, since 30 bucks in 2000 dollars is almost 45 bucks today.

$30 in 2001 is over $40 now adjusted for inflation, just FYI for comparison.

Best Kotaku article I’ve ever read, along with a valuable life lesson.

See, this is how you do it - add value, don’t take it away.

I have to be honest. I had way more fun watching that video than playing the game. Ever.