Machinarium anyone?

Oh those trusty fellows.

I don't know about Ocarina or Skyward, but the Wind Waker characters are taken from the old Phantom Hourglass gashapon set. Exactly the same figures; the original set also featured Linebeck, some Gorons and a knight.

Will it also be hated upon release only to be lauded a couple of years later by everyone when a realistic sequel has been made?

It was ugly is what's wrong! Take of your damn nostalgia goggles! People just keep bringing that up; this time I couldn't look away, sorry it had to be you.

Redeeming point codes is completely unrelated to game vouchers. The marketplace has been doing this forever, and at the beginning, I couldn't wrap my head around it either (it's not related to the current dashboard is what I'm saying). Basically it's just two different currencies, you always redeem the code first and…

Nope, that's definitely Martin right there. You beat me to the punch.

How come no-one's whining about sexism yet?

Promoting this to stardom!

Thanks for the tip, I found the Gizmode article ( [gizmodo.com] ), but like you said, it doesn't work any more. Instead of ignoring all #GENDER articles, /not:gender only loads the latest article published on the site.

I won't tell you to piss off, though I'm not going to elaborate on what feels like it's been said a thousand times in the past two months alone. Just this: I come here for my personal enjoyment. Reading Kotaku usually puts a smile on my face; I get my news, laugh at the comments, and leave a happy customer. Whenever…

Is there any way to put certain hashtags on ignore? I'm so tired of the gender wars on this site...

So many times...

Ahahaha, Bamco, that made my day!

inb4 hordes of Jezebel visitors cry foul

Yeah, I can live with that; no point arguing about it. Good luck with your review endeavors.

I think when there's almost 400 reviewed titles on a site and all of them receive a 3-5 star rating it speaks volumes of its credibility. So they're reviewing a new title every day and are obviously IG enthusiasts. I'd like to see the figures once they finish reviewing all 2195 titles. Probably not gonna be much…

Correct, I assumed that was clear from the context. The vast majority of them might as well pass as flash games on sites like games.com.

You know, maybe I'm going a bit crazy here, but I have a theory: