I don't want to die tonight.

...Y'see, I'm trying to note what this does wrong, but it's actually going so far beyond that it's actually stepping into parody, which I believe was the intention.

This very much reminds me of the artwork of the movie "The Book Of Kells"

Palutena was thinking "I'm a freaking goddess so I can look however I want."

I'll give you $10 if you go vomit on each of the folks at King Games, following a video recording that proves you've done the deed :3

Sure, this is a hilarious parody... Except that this is literally the direction people keep pushing for Nintendo to go. Every article about them in accompanied by at least a half dozen commenters going "stop making consoles, become a third party!"

If you bought a lvl 99 Mew a couple of slots wouldn't be that expensive.

Never, Nintendo has no interest in ruining their games by bringing them to cell phones. Now if Pokemon was under Square Enix we probably would have horribly remade classics with horrible visuals and horrible controls, you know like what they did with the IOS Final Fantasy games.

Seems to be a recurring issue with Bay's films. Nobody is watching the production and going "I think this is a bad idea." Or at least they are not being listened to.

That clip was released back in Feb 14. There's an even earlier teaser that was released this time last year, with the cast and crew admitting that they had just shot those few scenes literally a few days before they showed up for SDCC 2013.

Because people are rooting for Batman to kick that horrible Superman's ass.

Did you go in your menu and change the bike? It's a better swallow. It's got more health, a little faster, and R2/RT allows you to do tight turns.

All the Gawker sites are aggregators. They're a mix of original content and stuff they got elsewhere. So what you say is true, but it's always been this way here so I'm not sure why you are bothered by it.

Then don't. However, not everyone reads the same sites. This is the first time I've seen this.

This bothered me the most.

It's stories like these that make me think gamers do not give enough credit to publishers. You may claim that they are greedy, soul-sucking, et al. but they have the experience with wrangling creative/technical teams into creating finished products.

The problem is, the fans of Yogscast are young impressionable kids mostly, many of them are too indoctrinated to think anything negative of the Yogscast and then even if they did, what would a 13 year old mine craft playing school kid do?

I saw the Yogscast guys at EGX Rezzed and they had swathes of fans surrounding...…

Allegedly something along the lines of just being generally very unprofessional at the 'con, using foul language in presentations/towards fans, talking behing people's backs, playing diva, those kinds of things. And to top it off claiming they should have been paid to come to Minecon, seeing how famous there are and…

I think failing to deliver a hyped Kickstarter ruined their reputation for them.

What side of this "controversity" is the popular side? Where is the silver lining in this scenario, outside of empty promises?