According to Deviantart asset theft fetish comics, Palutena stole Snake’s ass.

Meg’s Monster is some real “you are going to cry.” You think you won’t, but you will.

Yeah, Start Again was supposed to be an introduction to the ideas In Stars and Time would explore further. That’s why it’s a prologue.

Ugh, Transistor’s ending pissed me off so much. It’s the nadir of the themes from Bastion and Pyre.

Only thing I’m interested in and don’t already own with more than 20% discount is Start Again: A Prologue.

Working my way through Eden’s Last Sunrise. Interesting branching story and some cool class ideas, but you can tell the dev really struggled with making the enemy AI work properly.

I have a Steam folder called “Never Again.”

Man, I did not read it this way at ALL. I interpreted the “goddess” princess as a sort of mother cannibal, creating each new princess only to devour them later to take their aspects for her own, just as she creates and devours all life in the universe. She talks of how death is just transformation, but she herself is…

I meant Strikers, where the villain is Tony Stark using mind control to stop child abuse.

It starts with N and is used against black people.

I just felt like Strikers didn’t have anything new to say. There’s a very common pattern in multiple genres from multiple countries where characters like the Phantom Thieves are portrayed as antagonists who “go too far,” even though everything they’re saying is right and what they want is better than the status quo. In…

Gay male race? They’re called dwarves.

Animal Bossing:

Squeeze the cow dry, then buy another, eh? I miss when this stuff was considered unusual.

Rucks just rages for a while . . . Because they stole his schtick.

I swear I saw a GIF of a Sailor Moon character botching the slide.

I have a hard time getting invested in this genre. I mean, they always find the treasure, and then they always leave the treasure behind because the world is not ready. They might as well just stay home.

No game overs, so she can’t get snuffed.

So even Dracula gets genderbent rather than have a guy date a guy.

I didn’t really see this myself, but other folks pointed out how introspective this game gets. “It’s in our blood,” as the tagline goes, but whose blood? It’s in Shang Tsung’s blood to always be evil? In Rain’s? In Bi-Han’s? The finale suggests any character in the entire Mortal Kombat universe has at least some…