I started digging into links and references in the World of Horror article, and I found a post on Infinite Lives about how the horror genre is fundamentally based in unfairness. Things like terrible controls and lack of explanation make you feel like you’re up against enemies who have far more advantages than you. In…

I started digging into links and references in the World of Horror article, and I found a post on Infinite Lives about how the horror genre is fundamentally based in unfairness. Things like terrible controls and lack of explanation make you feel like you’re up against enemies who have far more advantages than you. In…

I’d love to see a Kotaku article about the scene in question once it’s available for play. It sounds very intense, and I think it could provoke some interesting discussion.

So if hobbyists can get it on a platform I own, why can’t Nintendo sell it on a platform I own?

I looked up the autopsy report. He did have a previously undiagnosed heart disease, and he’d recently been given an anti-psychotic medicine that increased the risk of cardiac arrest. One of the other side effects of this medicine was a decreased ability to deal with high temperatures.

I was trying to think of an old story about fighting and heroism. My first thought was King Arthur, but I don’t think he’s been exploited quite as thoroughly as Robin Hood.

And it’s yet another game based on Romance of the Three Kingdoms, because THAT well of inspiration hasn’t run dry yet. I suppose if the West can keep cranking out movies about Robin Hood . . .

It’s called impeachment. All that’s left is to find a way to drag in Pence.

I don’t think “self-centered” is the best way of judging this. If you voted for Trump because you thought Clinton was a child molester, you presumably weren’t voting to protect yourself, but I can hardly call that laudable.

Of course there are bureaucrats still doing what Obama told them to do. Trump hasn’t appointed anyone to give them new instructions! It’s either follow the old instructions or do nothing at all.

Maybe I’m an oddball, but I don’t really get what the big deal is about eating people. Man’s just another animal, and if you’re willing to bite into dead animals . . . Then again, Americans seem to prefer their meat as unrecognizable as possible.

When I played Orwell, I was surprised by how reasonable the system was. Even if someone seems suspicious, you’re restricted to looking at publicly available posts until you can get a warrant confirming they need to be investigated. Most of the problems come about because the investigator you’re working with is a moron…

It’s natural for a community to develop predators. It’s also natural for communities to develop systems for identifying and removing predators.

Meanwhile, Exhentai is not only free to browse; it has a large number of comics that simply aren’t available on Fakku.

You’re making this movie sound kind of binary in a way it didn’t necessarily have to be. I’m reminded of Teeth, where all but one male character in the movie attempts to sexually assault the protagonist.

This reminds me of the stuff right after 9/11, like that Sikh cab driver who was stabbed by someone who thought he was a Muslim. The recent attacks like Orlando and San Bernardino weren’t anywhere near that scale, though. I can point to one massive event that’s prompting things like this, and I think we all know what…

I’d say she follows the Law Path in Shin Megami Tensei. Republicans are a coalition of evangelicals (Law) and libertarians (Chaos), which explains why the party is such a mess.

“Finding an answer to a question now costs us so little, there is less incentive to understand it fully and commit it to memory. You have to be able to remember information for a sensible duration to draw meaningful connections and to form any kind of argument.”

Fair warning: you know how the second Danganronpa had this wink-wink attitude about its own crassness that came across like the devs love the smell of their own farts? The third game is even more self-congratulating.

So you won’t let them come to the cookout if they won’t let you eat at the table? Fair play, I guess.