Beyond Warfare: A game about moving past primitive senseless violence and preaching peace to random civilians.

Look at that technique.

You thought that Pewdiepie being happy at his improvements was “Insufferable narcissism at best.” That’s from your comment. I made no mistake.

Dude, you’re being a dick. There’s nothing wrong with being happy about getting better at something. Ask any artist and they’d agree with me.

You know the word lame was/is used to describe people whose feet don’t work? Now, that word is used everywhere, even by kids, and no one cares. I think that there are people who use those words without caring about the meaning, and those who do care but also aren’t using the words in that context.

What? Rocketbirds 2 is coming out? I didn’t even know they had a release date or anything! I just knew that it was in development.

Hey, guess what? We’re not talking about graphics on PC, so it doesn’t matter.

So is this a new one or just Advanced Warfare?

I saw the first few moments of the trailer and though that this looked rather calm and toned down for a Suda51 game. Then skateboarding Grim Reaper opened up its black-hole-chest-cavity and everything started to feel on-track.

There’s nothing wrong with just having boobs though, so I don’t think it goes against whatever “high ground” Kotaku’s set up. This whole thing is making fun of how comics normally treat boobs, as fap-material that they’re too afraid to show.

It’s a good combat system marred by lack of resources needed to make it look great.

It’s good because of gameplay, a unique world and a probably-interesting story.

I’ve heard good things about Kiznaiver though.

It’s weird, I grew up in the early 2000's and I barely experienced any of the stuff people are talking about here. The worst thing I ever saw was cartoonish gore in flash games, and even that’s pretty tame. I think I was pretty lucky, not having to experience anything insane until I was older.

It’s scheduled to come to consoles at some point. The devs say that they’re planning for a summer release.

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What the hell does this have to do with Dark Souls?

To be fair, there’s nothing wrong with paying for mods. Some of them are quite nice and their creators deserve something for the effort. But the way Valve handled it was very poor.

Say what you like about Valve, but they definitely know their audience.

To be fair, the fun of Superman is that he’s a god among men, and needs to restrain himself from accidentally doing things like destroying the entire city by hitting something too hard. This also makes him feel alienated from other average humans. That’s what makes Superman interesting as a hero. If a video game based…