I hear you. And kudos to you for sticking to your guns. Shit ain't easy, especially with doods like me coming at you about having a sense of self in terms of purchases. But actually being in close proximity, socially speaking, to Phil, I can say that he is a good dood who got pushed far off course. If anything, I hope…

To be honest, there are a lot of other game devs out there who are WAY more offensive in their personal beliefs and even what they say. Not to mention CEO's or other high ranking officers of publishing houses and the rest. It really only makes sense to boycott a product when the product itself makes a political or…

Advent Children was totally a solid action sequence, but really, it failed to use the best parts of the FF7 universe, which were the character interactions and the world building. We were stuck in Midgard, which was barely explored or fleshed out, and the rest of the characters were relegated to a brief (like 3 or 4…

yeah, i agree that Golden Eye is fucking broken. Hate the soundtrack, the graphics are garbage and the writing is non-existent. Its basically broken to me.

nah, it was depending on when the cartridge was made and what game. There are examples of them having both, just depends on the game. If you look it up, PAL SNES games were made very differently. Funny thing is, with minimal physical alteration to your system, you could play imported games too.

Platform: Xbox 360/PC

Unreal Tournament and Quake 3 didn't have this (I can't remember if Rainbow Six: Rogue Squadron did as well) and I played those games for FAR longer than I played any COD (and I played those a bit). But those games had mechanics and strategies that felt layered and ever expanding.

Love to see my buddy George Michael Brower get love here on Kotaku. Nobody seemed to mention that he's George of George and Jonathan, the amazing chip tune duo!

This show got me right in the feels. I have not had a tear to my eye watching TV before (except for WWII in HD, which was emotional, for sure). But yeah, man, this show got me right in the feels, and it always revolved around the amazing realizations of the characters that they must live in the shadow of their father…

I just finished watching the last episode of this, and I agree with you Richard. This character strikes me as a human who is endlessly curious and envious of Yasaburo's ability to just do as he pleases (which is an envious quality in the Tanuki). It even seems that to a certain degree, she loves Yasaburo and desires…

i've seen a few other of your comments and i think you have an interesting point of view but one that i disagree with. I actually find what this article said to be more in line with what I think the character is like, as opposed to your observation which you seem to obstinately and rudely push as being fact.

Okay, there isn't one in manhattan? The fuck do i pay this high rent for?!

i'm not a backer on Pier Solar, any backers have any info on when they might be releasing this?

i dig it. what better way to show tribute. jokes are all well and good in moments like these.

really? you want to be another video game dood who is pissed that the conversation of women in gaming is coming up? at least be original in terms of your discomfort in the advocation of another group of people.

really? you want to be another video game dood who is pissed that the conversation of women in gaming is coming up? at least be original in terms of your discomfort in the advocation of another group of people.

gamers hearing about the fair and equal representation of women in games have the same reaction as straight white males have hearing that they're privileged. That is to say, a vitriolic reaction at best; a violent reaction in its worst. As a straight white male gamer, I believe it is time that many people open their…

god, i must be turning into my parents, cause a story like that makes me tear up. dammmmmm.

solid use of pedantic. i appreciate solidly worded and cool headed responses to unnecessary aggression on the 'net.

this is why non linear editing was created.