I 100% agree with the notes here that there’s no proof that ghosts can harm you.

Well, if all you had was worth ~US$ 55,000 I would say it was still nice that you donated US$10, specially since you have no obligation to do it.

I think I understand the point of the article, and I’m in favor of shedding out stereotypes and bigotry; but I assume that (at least the majority of) the video replies are not mocking the female TikTokers because of a belief that women can’t play games, but mostly because in the videos their controllers are turned off…

Damn, I’ve been thinking an anthology would be a great use of episodic format for a while now, and I’ve been meaning to make one for a while (but in a different genre than horror). Glad to see it’s been made by a nice studio like SM. Wishing here it works out!

I’ll admit it looks kinda fun (even though it surely isn’t the Metal Gear I love), but my gosh, this looks WAY TOO MUCH like The Last of Us in a rip off kind of way.

Still waiting for the Play Date.

Though I partake of your frustration, I believe that the reason Content ID checks are run even on videos that are not monetized is because of piracy. Not saying it is right the way it is, just that I can see why it is done.

But AFAIK Portable Ops is not considered canon by Kojima,

Sorry if I'm being a prick, but just so you know, it's affected not effected ;)

Did you play the demo? I suggest you do even if you already played the full game.

And get an achievement for that?

Hi Davey!

People of Kotaku, please help me.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_fr…

It took me way too much time to realize it wasn't a real picture. I'm not sure if it is good or bad.

I love the word defenestration too.

"Perhaps you could say that a few western developers have been more aggresive in readying titles for the hardware," said Mark Cerny, the PS4's chief architect. Shuhei Yoshida, the head of Sony Worldwide Studios, backed him up, saying Japan was "a completely different picture of readiness" for new hardware compared to…

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It is not stealing, but it is a douchy move IMO :P

I'm not saying not watching ads in general is unethical, just that in this case, where the (small) revenue comes from the views/clicks from short/skippable ads displayed before the video, which is made available for free, is douchy, not because we need to watch the ads themselves, but because the creators let you…