Really? and what if you were a blogger, and you bought video game consoles to review games to make some side money. And you decide to write a blog-post about a nintendo game, and suddenly nintendo says they want 40% of any revenue generated from any ads you have on your blog.

The first link I found, by a doctor of psychology: "After a trauma, people may go though a wide range of normal responses." Then it lists them, and they are drastically different. Oh look at that, one of them is "feelings of detachment"!

Meh, I wouldn't qualify her under male gaze territory. Her costume is fantasy-practical (ie, not just a series of straps paired with ridiculous heels), and while it shows her figure, it's far from looking painted on. Her proportions aren't embarrassing; plus, her ripped body type deviates from your typical male gaze…

Shitty story yes, but still better than XIII's

Lol. That is all your statement is worth.

You are setting some seriously dangerous precedents for all interactive media in the future and I'd highly advise you to study up on Telecommunications Law before just saying "this is an excellent idea" because I can assure you it's not.

Pretty much the same arguments I've been hearing, along with enumerating the ways that possessing a broken game is somehow the consumer's fault and not the company's.

"It's unclear why Far Cry 4 keeps finding itself in this position"

As long as Sony is paying their tax's

I'm not sure you understand basic argument structure, who is playing devils advocate? Why would that ever be necessary when discussing the meaning of a web article, it's response from GG, or what things like collusion mean?

Society wants women to courageously fight back against their attackers and be brutalized doing so because it fuels the media machine that is powered by sexualizing violence against women. They'd rather have a dead martyr than a living victim who might say things that hurt their feelings, because that martyr no longer…

Great. Another moron who doesn't understand the definition of "free speech." Having the right to freedom of speech doesn't inoculate you from criticism of your free speech.

Mostly because in most games that I've played before, the character's faces tend to be a little bit flat and corpse-like if you don't add a little blush. That's a mistake I've made before. I was trying to avoid that by adding a little bit of color to the cheeks. I also wanted to do some stylized green eyeliner to…

Honestly, these comparison videos are completely pointless. PS4 and xbox one versions will always look nearly identical and PC just slightly sharper. Even so, none of said differences will be noticeable whatsoever during gameplay.

Remember, please, that "end-of-life counseling" services, including counseling that could include outcomes like this, are the exact same things that were branded as death panels by Sarah Palin and her drone army.

His Hitman example is a perfect instance of what I'm talking about. He essentially ignores that, immediately after the bit in question, she explicitly talks about how the games she's talking about do typically offer some token punishment to the player (as in the case of Hitman), but that it's usually trivial.

He also…

If this is going to turn into an MRA thing, I'm afraid I'm not super interested. That said, I absolutely think there's a valuable discussion to be had about violence and men and the way that we often dismiss violence against men (particularly in domestic abuse situations).

The thing is, her video series isn't that…