To be fair, it’s not as if it’s something ‘adult’ professional athletes and actors/actresses and politicians and businessmen have changed about themselves. They’ve just gotten better at hiding it. We don’t have a webcam showing what things other ‘role-models’ get up to, and have to rely on the one-in-a-million…

Idunno, isn’t it a popular trope among some of Kotaku’s favorite anime?

Someone needs to bite the bullet and masturbate in front of these animals so they learn they can just use their hands.

They’ll throw some more money at Kennedy and he’ll be more obliging.

Pay 60 dollars for game. And potentially a lot more for assorted DLC.
Then get banned because you aren’t playing the way others want.
It’s as bad as League of Legends, it just has better PR people.

The monsters are easier in the demo (less health/attack/attacks) than in the actual game, and the scout flies won’t be as abundant, but it’s still a concern. Simply looking around has shown that problems like loading screens and clunky menus can be eradicated or streamlined, yet Capcom took years and years to get…

This has been so depressing.

He seems like the kind of guy who would love to know a not-quite human girl who would give him her heart and loyalty and, likely, life after a few moments of knowing him.

Looking forward to Kotaku’s exclusive story about Fe.

This will separate the plebs from anyone who puts money into the game after purchase.

It certainly is as much of a sport. It’s not as physically intensive (you do not get tackled) but it is just as a competitive show of skill and prowess.

Doesn’t really matter, their stocks will be back to normal and people will go back to buying their games (and their DLC) shortly.

I’m always surprised Amanda Waller is never mentioned in things like this. She’s not a superhero, but she’s in a more realistic place in that she’s broken through the glass ceiling through grit and determination. Good job, respect (and fear) of others. She’s not exactly a good guy but not quite a villain. Very strong…

So fly.

Pretty sure LL Cool J and Brad Paisley already did this.

It’s why we’re in a post-racism world.

I had a friend who wanted to become a cop and I instantly pegged it as a power move, to gain some semblance of authority and power over others (as this was what I expected of his personality). He never managed to get hired because he only wanted to work in one state and they require you to be able to speak Spanish,…

Interesting. I kept thinking this was Phoenix Point but I remembered some other articles about Project Phoenix here.

Isn’t just making allegations but not naming names the same as protecting harassers? They’re completely able to go on doing whatever they want and have no reason not to, since they know they won’t get in any personal trouble for it.

Publicly attack pop culture icon, get instant fame, forgotten by the time the next person does it.

Wolves don’t live in jungles outside of the Jungle Book.