Am I even required to say how much I would be interested in this game at this point? I feel like I'm one one or two more comments singing A:MR praises away from somebody just yelling "Would you kindly shut the fuck up about that game already?!!" so loud into their monitor that my eardrums burst.

Well, good for you.

"Wow, you might say, is there anybody left for the Ghost of Sparta to be mad at?"

Well, that seemed kind of pointless. The subject matter of sexism in games is one I do believe should be discussed, but Ms Sarkeesian didn't seem to have anything to say beyond "This trope exists, and it's bad". And she cherry-picked a couple of popular Nintendo titles to prove her point.

So, what exactly is the bride-to-be selling to help finance this wedding?

Damn you, Kotaku! Now I'm more amped up than ever to play this and I still have to wait a week!

"2 kids- one 3 the other 2".

O.o? Where the hell did you get that out of what I said? All I was comparing it to was the "I don't want to be an asshole, but...." defense. This could easily have come off as "I'm not trying to call for affirmative action here, but.....". Again, I truly don't believe that was her intent, but it can easily been seen…

I would, but Esther used up all her mp again.

Again with this? Not that I feel it was about either, but simply placing that statement in there is not some magical defense if people feel she, in fact, did exactly that.

I'm not one of the people attacking her articles, nor am I calling for her firing. But your defense here is kind of weak. What she did with that statement wasn't all that different from anytime somebody goes on to say "I don't want to be an asshole, but.....", or "I don't want to sound racist, but.....", right before…

Not going to call for your firing, and I actually like many of the articles you post Patricia, but you are really reaching here. I kind of hope Sony just ignores you. Or better yet, calls you back, and just laughs heartily before hanging up.

The site Crecente moved to after he left Kotaku. Also, many of the old kotaku community moved over there after Kinja.

Couldn't your fiance just, you know, not watch the show then? Why should it be toned down for the sake of a few people who don't like nudity? Plenty of other things on television or the internet to watch.

We do.

Well, then then answer to your question is, yes. Some of us don't have a PC capable of playing this game in 2013.

Honestly? I'm not sure. All I have is this cheap laptop my fiances work provided for her but she never uses.

I have no idea where I fall, but I'm just going to guess my cheap-ass laptop isn't capable and i'll have to get the 360 copy.

Eh, par for the course in the video game world.Even without dlc, FFVII had something like this.

Cool. I like playing everything, so I'm going to go back to playing things you can't. Have fun with your elitist self.