People can call it whatever they want. It's not HD.

Oh my god. Usually I get mad at Kotaku for hyperbolic headlines, but this really is an amazing comment thread.

Are you serious, or are you just that dysfunctional that you thought eBay would have zero copies of Phoenix Wright?

Do you know what HD means?

These are stereotypes that exist in Japan with a very real presence. They're also stereotypes that don't have a harmful intent or origin (like, for example, "black people are lazy").

"to suddenly deciding, in the middle of an especially excellent petting session, that my hand doesn't look quite enough like the scene of a grisly butcher knife murder."

SWAT police has some of the shortest expected lifespans out of police. You want to do as much as you can to mitigate that, including not charging into the home of a person who's allegedly unhinged.

Sigh. What would you rather have on your hands, an investigation of a 14-year-old girl, or dead people because you didn't take a tweet seriously?

Well that's Japanese media. They tend to caricaturize people who are negatively in the spotlight.

The article assumes it's edited with no proof. It's badly written, and why it's a joke when Kotaku writers consider themselves journalist.

She didn't need saving because of lack of ability. She needed saving from the future she was being catered for. From herself. Booker was the oddity that showed her that Columbus wasn't the world, that people aren't that crazy everywhere.

I was with you on this until "KBS is an extreme leftist, communist of a tv station."

Again, I think they really dropped the ball in representation of Argonians and Khajit, which feels distinctly un-Elder Scrolls.

Your repeated use of "grimdark" annoys me way more than this game's uninspired plot and tone does.

Developers lie to preserve secrets all the time.

Well it's not that complicated, you can catch Mew on the first throw if you just hold A + Up when the Pokeball opens.

Really? I knew about the Mew glitch way back when I was still playing Red. If you just do the Mew glitch, you catch him at level 20 in Cerulean City. Nothing game breaking, he's pretty tough to level up.

Was the Mew glitch not common knowledge? It's not exactly legal, since it's exploiting the game code, but it's not straight up Gameshark either. You can have all 151 without using a cheat device!

I mean, use some logic. Gabe wouldn't announce Half-Life 3 through a reddit AMA.

It's a common sci-fi theme. If humans can reach a collective depravity that they display in genocides, be it the Holocaust or Rwanda, then how sociopathic can our society become when we're faced with an alien race?