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Final Fantasy 7 is one of my favorite games of all time.... but the story is crazy, nonsensical, and a translation that had much to be desired.

Who knows, Cloud could have been a cybernetic turtle during the wheelchair thing. Some people have different interpretations.

Can't wait for the steam reviews.

It IS Art...it's just art that we want to be absolutely immune to any sort of criticism that we disagree with is all. Is that so wrong!?

Currently, the media landscape is saturated with depictions of sexual violence that extol its normalcy.

I not only approve of your comment but I think you and I would have a great many things in common.

In what sense?

Hatred is about the mindless infliction of pain and horrific death on quailing, screaming civilians—and it was developed solely for shock value.

This game—which I admit I have not played (I'm operating from the article and the product description/trailer)—addresses a very real concern, in a very frank

You don't have to buy it and it is only $2 so I don't really understand why you are whining about it.

I am Tyler's passive-aggressive email.

Good timing. Teaching the gaming public, expecially in light of #GamerGate, about the tragedy and assault of sexual assault is progress. Kudos to the developer for tackling an important issue.

I remember Depression Quest.

I hope this kid emailed back "lolol didn't read."

Well, the developer's ostensibly a dude, so MRAs are less likely to scream death and rape threats at him.

The Ess Jay Double-yews are being incredibly rude to someone who simply wants to have a calm and reasonable debate. Their anger is evidence that they are on the edge and will never win this Culture War that the Game Journo Pros have started.

Sit down, children, for I shall weave you a tale. A tale of tears and sorrow. A tale of unethical nights and colluded Journo days. A tale of the worst crime one can commit in our world. No, I am not talking about Friend-Zoning (which is real and dangerous) but of something darker and far worse:

As always, I have to laugh heartily at the, "But, but it's CENSORSHIP!" Because a company making rules for it's own private event is totes censorship, yo.

The point, I believe, is that media is not developed in a vacuum. It's a direct reflection of the values of both its creators and the people who consume that media.

Social issues are inextricably wound up in games, film, television programs, etc., because our media is effectively a mirror for who and what we are as a