/facepalm

Can Deadman save the day? Of corpse he can.

Looks a bit like her nipples have been tied to her knees.

What were the frames? 1k+?

You can shoot moose from your car! ...As long as you aren't texting while you do it you miscreant!

So much Kotaku to digest! Can't. handle. the. awesome. #kotaku http://bit.ly/24cs3r

I'm curious. What are everyone's opinion on visual vs. written coding?

Wind Waker was my first Zelda game, and I loved it. I loved every moment of it.

Before that point, I'd been playing games like Resident Evil and Silent Hill, Doom, GTA, etc. All the gory "mature" titles (that I still love), never made me quite as happy as the opening scenes of Wind Waker (after the apocalyptic history…

Breaking Skyler

PC "The future is always"

You could tell the Aisha Tyler footage was current-gen because his hands never actually went in his pockets.

Rome wasn't patched in a day.

The core of the term 'geek' refers to the socially inept outcasts - therefor, the very basis of it becoming popular to be a geek kindof misses the point. This is why we have problems with some hot chick or 'jock' type claiming to be a geek because they like hobbies generally associated with the socially inept outcasts…

Ah, okay. It seemed like a weird labeling choice, since obviously many girls were geeks and faced many of the same pressures boys did. (And each faced a few separate pressures.) I think "cliques" or "popular girls" is what I might've gone with, but you're right - it's harder to pin down a term.

The thing is here is that 'geek' is so insular. Not only were you focused on what you were interested in, but not being accepted for it made you focus only more on it.

Personally, I think the term "geek" is quickly losing meaning, and in my mind, it's a good thing. I don't think you should require a special label if you're into technology or art.

And the crack team who will pilot it.

Maybe because it's a mod?

Not made by Valve?