Sorry brah, the themes in this article are directly tied into spoilers. I haven't played it yet either, but the disc drive on my 360 burned out and I can't afford to replace it, not getting to play anytime soon, so I am not avoiding spoilers and from what I've learned you're gonna just have to play it if you don't…

Consumer protection is a form of regulation. I wouldn't be opposed to a BAN on these types of predatory business models. Oh, Kotaku, your commentators do love to jump to conclusions.

Consumer protection is a form of regulation. I don't hate poor people. I AM poor people.

This reminds me of the NCAA not compensating players for playing sports in college. It's an obvious problem, but those people controlling it are making so much goddamn money (6 billion annually) that getting them to knock it off will be like pulling teeth. How do you fix it? Get people to stop caring about…

That's not what free market means. There still needs to be regulation...

I do not make enough to purchase a full fledged computer and my laptop is laughably out of date. if I could buy an affordable dedicated steam box to access all my games and get new titles i would because it will undoubtedly be more affordable than a brand new desktop or laptop.

Agreed. And comparing Star Wars to Shakespeare has got to be a joke, right? Wow.

Also, paradiddles!

I award maximum awesome points to this comment. Attention to detail IS important!

And sarcasm is a totally sound and valid way of responding to this article!

Your point aside, as it is a valid one, a video camera can't actually "stop" rape. It can only watch. *Shudder*

Yeah, maybe give the game a try before making statements with such finality. Also you're comparing a complete game to a 54-second teaser trailer. It makes you sound a bit ridiculous, which is unfortunate, because I'm sure you're a relatively intelligent person.

you seem to have completely missed the point, sir and/or madame.

I live in Montana, and I wonder exactly the same shit about my fellow Americans that you wonder about us.

His blast shield was down before he fired. Remember?

From what I've seen many gaming developers are fairly intelligent folks, they might be able to offer better suggestions on how to help improve the situation, plus they have a different perspective that could be useful in finding ways to regulate firearms better.

Oh hey the 1980's called back for that joke!

and Bilbo becomes a true hero after rejecting his urge to kill the creature who was once a human like himself.

I got the impression from the title (days of FUTURE PAST) that they were going to throw a monkey wrench into the whole shebang.

As a little kid Ender almost kills another boy. Innocent? Not likely. Maybe in the end, ultimately what innocence he has is exploited, but he's too smart to be completely naive.