You may not agree with it but it does make sense. Her point was that when Eva Green played the character in the movie, she chose the voice and decided how to perform that character. Then, when Taylor played the same character in the video game version, she basically impersonated Eva Green’s performance.

Really important typos here that need to be fixed ASAP:

“She has no right to sign merchandise as Bayonetta, any more than I have the right to sign as Eva Green even though I was her parent on video game The Golden Compass. That betrayal is hers, and hers alone.”

Are we sure they aren’t searching for DVDA instead?

Yes, and look at the prices of the PlayStation games on the same page.

Is this the only woman on Twitch or something? I swear this has to be something like the 10th story I’ve seen about Amouranth on Kotaku in the last year. “She’s so popular and so busy” - no shit. She’s attractive, does extremely sexually charged things on stream and gets featured on Kotaku more times than most actual…

“Switch emulation has come a long way since the console launched in 2017, and now it’s not uncommon for some tech enthusiasts to play their legally purchased Switch exclusives on an emulator running on a much more powerful gaming rig.”

Yes, I got that, it’s hardly the Da Vinci Code.

What in the fuck is going on with that lead image.

No need for a slideshow here at all. The best and worst parts of every Borderlands game are the writing.

I’m exhausted with how over-the-top online discourse is these days.

Just to counter this a bit:

Just to be clear, as brilliant as this story is (and Nintendo absolutely deserves praise for it given how Japan often treats this topic), this isn’t a new update: that statement’s been on Nintendo’s Japanese site since at least September 2021 https://web.archive.org/web/20210919225228/https://www.nintendo.co.jp/csr/rep…

At least the Ouya actually happened, though. There’s zero chance of this thing ever existing.

You defended this article by calling a person who criticised it a bootlicker. So you can assume what you like, but your assumptions are miles off the target.

I don’t know who you’re confusing me with but, once again, I haven’t defended anything or even mentioned anything about labour practices. I’ve simply come in here to point out that you’re standing up for this website, which is run by G/O Media, so you’re in no position to be talking about bootlicking.

I haven’t even said anything about any company, so kindly sit down.

You seem eager to defend G/O Media here, so you tell us.

The main point of this story shouldn’t be that he got the gem, but that he immediately destroyed it, said “fuck you Blizzard” and uninstalled the game. https://www.videogameschronicle.com/news/a-diablo-immortal-player-spent-15000-getting-a-rare-gem-then-destroyed-it-in-protest/

For the love of God, no more slideshows. We get why you’re doing them but come on.

So you’ve decided the game will be scored 85% because of one small element? Oh, the internet.