I think the SW fandom’s inability to accept its previously idealistic hero being depicted as having become an old and cranky man who denounces the organisation he used to believe in is proof positive that the Star Trek fandom is more mature and frankly just better.

This is very stunning and brave.

I’m from a small rural town in the the american south. I’m not opposed to being exposed to new ideas or realities in the media I consume but my background has limited my exposure to a great many things. The brief exchange detailed in the article in which Lev declines further conversation with Abby opened my eyes to…

Unfortunately that seems to be the opposite in most situations. And it’s something a lot of police hiring and training tries to get rid of. 

This!

There are aways people who will complain about stuff like this only when it suits them. Double standards I guess.

Varia Suit with the scanning of a Samus amibo?

Thank you, so much, for this article. I’m one of those black nerds who comes to Kotaku often to escape the absolute insanity of the country I live in, but I’m also one of those black citizens desperately searching for some way to make some kind of difference in the world. I want to do SOMETHING to improve this, but…

I am with you.

A new character is what I was hoping for, though really the series didn’t need another installment. Maybe a spiritual successor instead, like how Yoko Taro does it.

I actually finally lost the smallest interests I had for the character with this game.

You wanted them to make more money by putting the me on th system that less people own. Explain how that works

Great, another troll commenter to ban.

Wrong.

Oh it definitely looks amazing! Great acting, cutting edge special effects! Look at those amazing locations, doesn’t look cheap at all!

Well, for the anachronistic comedy Gintama, this actually looks good. But other, more serious Japanese anime live action adaptations always look too cheaply made and far too faithful for their own good. They could go away with changing things to make it more realistic, like how the character appearances for once (the…

thanks! :) I’m a dev as well, I think articles like this are a GREAT way to showcase a little bit of tech without going too much into technical babble. Just like science sites do. As long as the information is correct I really don’t care if it’s simplified

This list is missing 2 great games: