@WhiteMage: Here is a Video where you can see the giants in motion.

@illiniphase4: This is what you see. A normal persons view on the games content and story.

@illiniphase4: What you wrote would apply if the swastika was banned completely. But it is not. It is important in which context the swastika is used / appears.

Just imagine you where a jew, maybe someone that survived the holocaust, living in Germany today. What would you say if neo nazis are running free and unpunished around on the streets, waving swastika flags?

@TRT-X: You should try watching Yugioh the Abridged Series:

@BarfHappy: You get bonus points for hitting the opponents face with it.

@OW-Holmes—Upset with Polling: And if not someone should give him one as a present.

Obviously no one here knows who Majus is.

Stay tuned for the incredible Adventures of Kotakuman and Bash-Boy.

@Eschekt: I agree with that. And to a native german speaker like me this sounds like made up offensive nonsense.

@Automageddon!: Die Toten Hosen is a punk rock band.

@MeisterGlanz: Or more is an american since I saw in his wiki entry that he is 89 years old.

@Janxer: Hehe, unfortunatly Dr. Henry Heimlich was an american.

@Willby: As I said, this is because the romans brought their language to places like England, France, Portugal and many more.

@-MasterDex-: Sir, you made me lol. :)

@Willby: Because there is an english name for the city. This is explained with the age of Cologne (50 anno domini) and the importance the city had for the roman empire.

Guten Morgen liebe Sorgen,

@trunkenmath: I can agree with that, except the Koelsch. Get yourself a real beer instead and not this soup water. :-)

Awesome. I demand videos of Brian Crecente riding the airstream.

@JTF: Well my friend, for some people here on kotaku english is not their first language.