Ok, here’s an essay on what getting the media to deal with these kinds of issues is like from the other side; Long story short, it’s a depressing nightmare.

What do we want?
More EVE articles!
When do we want them?
On a regular basis!

RONALD REAGAN?! THE ACTOR?!

Hey, then you know something? You could just not fucking click on it and move on with your life like I do when a pokemon article pops up. Problem fucking solved homeboy!

Looking forward to the predictable post-Christmas “EVE Online Christmas Ceasefire Deception” article.

JuJu to random NPC: “Have you seen this bike?”

Well written article Riley, I very much enjoyed reading it. Pleasantly surprised to see this in Kotaku. The Transition has been difficult and seems to make the community aspect so much more difficult. Let us remember those in countries like China, where they already can’t meet openly.

The best part about Picross is that the Switch allows for multiple files and it’s not like I memorize puzzles so it’s basically an endless loop of puzzles to play while listening to podcasts.

I only started reading Kotaku in recent years, but as a decade+ reader of the AV Club its been painful watching that place slowly come apart over an even longer period, even before the GMG acquisition (of course, now with Spanfeller in charge it feels like that slow motion car crash could speed up at any time). I…

And articles like this help me make an informed decision about which developers I support.

On the contrary, I was more than pleasantly surprised by a deeper, more personal article than what the title implied.

The thing is, a game or a book or a movie can’t fix anything. The best it can do is hold up a mirror that lets you see what’s wrong in the first place, but the actual fixing....that shit is work, man. Long, exhausting, grueling work.

I’m not trying to get your entire staff fired or anything, but can you tell the webmaster to fuck off with the reversed website layout and put the other page links back on the left side?

edit: this is a rhetorical question. I think we all know who decided this.

Who the fuck decided the best use for 1/3rd of the screen was empty space, to make reading articles as cramped and uncomfortable an experience as possible.

Biggest surprise for me:  Probably Tetris 99.  I could never really get into it myself, but something people assumed to be a joke when it came out turned out to actually be quite good.

At least he can go back to selling magazine subscriptions door to door. It’s good to have a secondary skill.

In true Luke Plunkett fashion, I’m gonna rank your 10 GOTY picks in order of which provides the best sneakerhead experience.

Just because someone didn't work on the previous entries doesn't mean they don't understand the inner workings. The inverse is true as well. Just because someone did work on the previous entries doesn't mean that they have good ideas for moving it forward.

It was actually just Randy. He had a bit too much to drink and before you know it, “my cock is hard”.