If you did honestly miss the point I'll try again:
There are people who indifferent to the actual, on-screen acts of immoral behavior (e.g. shooting hundreds of unaware people in the back of their heads because your character assumes they might be a threat) but do get outraged by stuff that's really tenuously linked to…

I can see why it makes people (specifically white, liberal American people) queasy. That doesn't mean it's actually any worse than blowing up any other faceless horde of cannon fodder though. Getting the achievement in Just Cause 2 for killing people by dragging them around with a vehicle made me a little disturbed…

I always chuckle when reviewers struggle with the disturbing, deeply upsetting implications of killing tons of poor brown people instead of the morally acceptable prospect of killing tons of not poor white people. Maybe at the end of Far Cry 4 they could have a scene where all the Kyrati bad guys pull off their masks…

I'd give that show high marx for originality.

I think the first "greatest" was supposed to be "great". Instead of providing the great service of giving you something to talk about with your aunt, it provided the greatest service of giving you something else to talk about.

No, the peak of FPS innovation will be the development of the triple jump in 2017. The genre will be retired after that.

They were probably inspired to be violent because of video games and movies, though. If there were more positive depictions of the Kremlin in popular media then maybe they'd be productive global citizens.

Pop stars stop existing when we stop thinking about them.

Nah, Forrest Gump inspired Malcolm X.

That sounds like a good premise for a Kickstarter.

If the world doesn't need more scientists or engineers then why would it desperately need more women interested in it? Get them interested in jobs with a worse gender gap, like oil derrick operator or Chippendales dancer.

It's this kind of tomfoolery that's dragging VH1's good name through the mud.

Y'know, even if it isn't Andy Dick, handing your $1000 necklace over to a complete stranger who asks to see it isn't necessarily the wisest choice.

I just hope it turns out as weird as the Mario Bros. movie.

In space, no one can hear you mansplain.

It turns out the Golden Axe we were looking for was inside us all along.

In fairness, I still do condemn Italians for wiping out Greece.

How many years do you lose by being a niche sensation or a one-hit wonder? What about being some kind of lame internet celebrity like a YouTube star or a blogger? This study opens up so many productive avenues for further research.

Live fast, die young, SNAP INTO A SLIM JIM

Good, hopefully they keep cancelling games and kill of some of their old franchises that no one likes anyway.