There should be an "Add to Chrome" button on the linked page. Once you click that and it changes to "Added to Chrome," return to Kotaku, refresh the page, and look above the comments.

"Foohy—Silence by Kinja asks..."

I'll put that on the list of things to investigate. It looks like Rockmelt supports Chrome extensions in general, so there must be something I need to do in order to make it compatible.

I also hate the way they changed the notifications. I'm not sure how I might go about fixing that, but I'll at least look into it and see if I could somehow add another option up there. No promises on that one, though. : )

I created a Chrome extension ("Kotaku Fix") to restore the old comment functionality. It's picking up widespread use over on Kotaku, where it originated, but I've now quietly added support for Jezebel as well. Give it a try and feel free to spread it to others on this site if you like it.

It does show those... perhaps you have the older version? I've updated it today. But if you've found an exception, let me know (with a link) and I'll check it out in detail.

Some of them. I've now added support (via various private requests) for Jalopnik, Deadspin, and Jezebel.

"She lack the will of the warrior!"

(If you haven't seen this)

(If you're a Chrome user, you can restore the "view all" functionality.)

Oh, it's doable. I'm very tempted to add that to my Chrome extension.

I don't disagree with you. I've only played the SNES version, but yeah, it felt like a generic movie tie-in platformer for the most part.

I do greatly prefer that to the current multiplatform trend.

The real battle: "God" versus "Jeez" versus "Man." A deity, a mortal, and the guy on the fence.

Just the barrel on the left has about as many unique colors as the entire picture on the right.

Those were the days. Nintendo versus SEGA.

I respect that opinion, and I did find much to like in it. But I honestly just can't get over that ugly digital photography. His films have always been so beautifully shot, and Mulholland Drive had some of the most gorgeous shots I've seen in all of cinema. Inland Empire, while a brave and unsettling film, was…

I've just updated it with a number of improvements, FYI. Keep me posted on bugs or additional suggestions, everyone.

Thanks, I just want to let everyone know that I've also released an update just now that fixes a number of bugs. : )

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