This makes me sick. I don't think any organization has personified evil on such a scale since the Khmer Rouge.

She looks really cool. Still, I hope she doesn't end up being defined as the character Blizzard put in to lighten the social justice smackdown.

How many colours of ending does it produce?

Inevitable, but still wrong. I feel like Maxis is being made a scapegoat for a series of failures and bad decisions by EA.

I don't mind it, but he doesn't exactly look "cold" now. I liked his white and purple look.

Daniel Blake... I don't think I've ever met anyone as dense as your servers.

My brother and I used to rent this all the time. Great game. Hope this gets picked back up sometime.

It's over the top, but in a good way. The drama of the scene is perfect, down to Khan's it's-good-to-be-bad delivery.

Ash is immortal. He's had the body of a 10-year-old for seventeen years.

Umbreon! It's gorgeous—sleek and cool, not flashy or attention-seeking, and it employs trickery and tactics over brute force. Plus I like the idea, as with Espeon, that your bond with it is what unlocks its power.

Perfectly reasonable. Those 8 points are not law, and it would be nice to see at least a few more games incorporating some of these ideas into their design.

Wish I could artinate like this guy.

Great article. My fighting series of choice is Soulcalibur, but that is at least as boob-heavy as Dead or Alive and recent entries have borne that stigma as a key review point. I love the character design and visual fidelity of the series as well as the glorious combat, and I don't mind that it shows a lot of skin.…

It pretty much fills the entire definition of "betrayal", doesn't it?

Poor Volvo...

Blasphemy! Burn him!

Isn't it amazing how good boobs are for showing differences in lighting techniques and shadow effects?

Someone needs to work Boris Johnson's fop of blonde hair into Link's getup.

That other handmaiden is totally a Lannister spy. Either that or too stupid to live, Like the Sarah from The Walking Dead s2.

Some game companies' business practices are really perplexing. I wonder what the rationale is for not releasing both models worldwide? Did they somehow think we'd like the small one less? Reminds me of when Sony showed Vita TV, then said it was only going to be sold in Japan, though this is a little different.