Hmm... Great examples.

I'm so sick of gigantic phones. I'm looking into getting a new phone on Verizon, but unless I go iOS or Windows Phone, all of the good ones are so huge they practically have their own gravity and ecosystem. I just want something tiny I can slide into my pocket and forget about. My HTC Eris was great when I first got…

Am I the only one around here who thinks the new one is better and cuter?

There was a thread on 4chan's /v/ today with lots of photoshopped Kotaku articles, with hilariously misguided pseudo-feminism statements as the headlines, and Patricia Hernandez as the author. It was hilarious because it was so close to the truth. What's sad is that lots of people thought the thread starter was real.…

There seems to be a type of elitist PC gamer who thinks consoles and Call of Duty are the same thing, who thinks that all console gamers are stupid, who thinks that any feature that started on a console is a void idea that has no other use, and, worst of all, thinks that PC gamers are the only gamers who deserve good…

It's incredibly sexist to expect them to specifically select a female to speak, just so that it won't be a sausage fest, so-to-speak. I can't help but feel Patricia is here just to occasionally chime in and say, "Hey, women exist, hey, women play video games too." And articles like this are just stretching to keep…

I love the music, I love the art direction, I love Bungie.

Cartoony games look way better than realistic games, and it gives the people in charge of the important part, gameplay, more freedom. Realism is just that. Realism. I don't play video games to experience realism. I have real life for that.

A "pirate" copies something and uses it for just themselves. This act which they are so well known for is not stealing. If somebody reads a book, the book is still there. That's all a "pirate" does. They (metaphorically) go to the library, and they sit down and read an entire book, instead of buying it. Nobody loses…

No, it's like a drug dealer calling the cops because a thief stole their car. It's different and hardly related.

It was an amazing game, but I never finished it, and it will still be a while, because Ni no Kuni interrupted it, and I haven't even had time to play that with school and work lately.

I still don't know what grits are.

I think the only types of games I prefer keyboard mouse for are fps and any Roller Coaster Type game (RTS I guess) where you have lots of menus and commands that a keyboard helps with. Anything third person or with platforming just isn't made for a keyboard, unless the main game mechanic is aiming the camera or…

I hope it's not the select button. In a lot of games, it makes much more sense to use your right hand to hit the select button, so you don't have to remove your thumb from the d-pad/stick and stop your character onscreen.

Or then, in some rare cases, they really should tell their fan-artists to cut it out, but they don't.

"In the top box put in your Japanese zip code."

Consoles aren't about being "high end," and gaming isn't about having the "best graphics."

The f***ing movie theater ringtone. My friend insists on always having his phone's notifications on. He has a different sound for every person he regularly texts, he has a sound for his email, and he has a sound for the Google+ Messages (Huddle) we are all in. He has a cheesy love song for his girlfriends ringtone,…

One of the many, uncountable wonders of Kotaku:

I didn't care about the game until a week before it came out, and after playing it I'm a huge fan. At least I got the steelbook case. I wish they would just print the book separately because I would buy it in a heartbeat after having actually played the game.