Seriously Kotaku? I know it's an older system, but how is Mario Kart 64 Drunk Driving not on your list? It's only the greatest video game drinking game ever invented.

Most of the NSA's actions in these matters have occurred without warrants, instead being deemed viable by the intelligence courts, which really have almost no true oversight.

It's easy enough to agree with some of his points, but damn... he's a pretentious and self-righteous son of a gun.

That is a Wii-tarded commercial.

We should probably nip this in the butt before Jezebel and/or PETA get a hold of this and classify all gamers as neck-beard animal abusers.

Call it two minutes of silence then.

No link between actual violence and video game violence.

The "Not Yet" was written from the point of server related issues. The rest of the initial review was quite positive, despite major critical flaws in AI and gameplay. It certainly didn't read like a "No".

In any one of those articles, the status of this review should have been changed to a "No", simply because all of those articles, some occurring months after the initial review, spoke to the absolute brokeness of this title.

It took you guys way too long to arrive at a "No" that should have been given during the inital review.

Not a sport, but an E-sport. So why are we fucking arguing about nothing?

I would argue that in terms of the actual, broad definition of sport, both of those are grossly mis-categorized.

That's fairly false. Physical activity with regards to athletics and sport is always underpinned by gross motor activity.

What has been seen cannot be unseen. Seriously, I'm embarrassed that Nintendo thinks that this sort of hand holding is really all that necessary.

Have to disagree. Challenges build critical thinking skills, as well as a sense of accomplishment and source of external/internal motivation.

As an individual with a Surface 2 Pro and a Windows 8.1 gaming desktop with no touch screen... no it doesn't.

Jesus Christ son... why don't you tell the courts where Wing Commander touched you on this doll here.

"Faith based groups."

You play, I'll earn.

I'm not saying that there isn't some ingenuity in the genre. But the research backs up the fact that it's becoming increasingly more vapid, loud, and "same".