Haven’t read yet, just wanted to say: You’ve done it again, Jason. This is the kind of investigative journalism that we need in the gaming industry, and you continue to hit home.

Kingdom Hearts III, Six Months Later: “...oh fuck, I totally forgot I played that.”

Give us translucent purple, cowards!

I bet there are less gokus in this picture than in Dragon Ball FighterZ 

omelette du fromage

After yesterday’s pick, I was wondering how much 90s hip hop you liked. I like how much J Pop and RnB seems to be influenced by American hip hop.

Lol, the only reason I'm going to watch this shitfest is because of Jim Carrey.  They should just have named the movie Dr. Robotnik and scrapped Sonic.

Preventing slavery is now considered POLITICAL. LOL, fucking just wow.

It’s absurd, and frankly a perfect snapshot into the mind of far too many on the right.

Was just speaking to my friends about this supposed outrage, and man, how far have we fallen to take offense in having a black character going back in time to prevent slavery. It's not only outrageous, it's sad . . .

Man, they really just need to up the drop rate. They can buy themselves some good vibes from the players, just by simply upping the drop rate, or revamping the progression flow.

I don’t even want him any more without Rock Smash.

So is Simon's "part-time job" Secret enough?

Pretty impressive sketch. They had the cadence down in the speech patterns of NPC voice actors, the movements were spot on... Looking forward to this going full circle and this being modded into a game.

Oh wow, you really converted me.

Maybe the Anthem was inside us all along! 

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: all of these reviews make me feel guilty for enjoying Anthem.

So, obviously, the game is firmly in a “Don’t buy it yet” state on my end... but instead of beating a dead horse or harping on the shit that’s growing memetic and stale, here’s a few reasons why I am a bit optimistic in the long term for the game:

Some people took issue with the game’s portrayal of cops and Spider-Man’s relationship to them. Kotaku’s Heather Alexandra critiqued the game’s black and white approach to law enforcement as predominantly unimpeachable good guys and criminals as violent anarchists, but she wasn’t alone. The Ringer, Deadspin, and Dot…