There’s a fine line to providing information and simply acting like you know better than the guys actually making a game.

I was kind of annoyed that MGSV on the PC locks at 30 or 60, but doesn’t give an unlocked framerate option. Yes, you can unlock the framerate by digging through the Steams/User folder, but the minute you make a graphical settings change in the game, you have to dig through and change it in the settings file manually…

How about everyone just calm the fuck down over such trivial matters and instead focus on games as a whole.

And what if a person understands that they don’t really like the majority of games in a franchise? It would make sense to assume that a new game in a franchise would be at least somewhat similar to the past games. Sometimes the changes the new game brings is enough to fix your past issues, but not always.

Are you fucking kidding me? Do you realize how convoluted and insane the Metal Gear mythology is? I wouldn’t have it any other way, but seriously.

I have an uncle with the same name as one of the Miracle on Ice players, and we live in Minnesota. Every 4 years when the Winter Olympics comes around, he expects a few calls from local sports reporters or radio stations, asking for an interview. He doesn’t reveal that he’s the wrong person until they ask him…

Let the record show that Chris volunteered to review Mad Max. You brought this on yourself, man!

I watched this and thought, “action movies could be doing so much more.”

Is it just me, or did Kotaku become even more “aligned right” and way too big for the screen?

I feel like you really do need to know my Threes score, tho

Is it me...or does everything looks so....dark...in those shots...Dingy is a good word.