Well, at least there’s one Episode 3 on Steam, it’s not Half Life though.

Xen is so underrated. I always liked that part of the game. I loved when I saw the bodies of the other Black Mesa guys who tried to go there to stop whatever was happening. The low gravity environment is cool and it was one of the most alien places videogames ever led me.

Yeah, right. “Marvel Entertainment” is listed on every Marvel movie not made by Marvel, even on First Class and the new Fantastic Four movie, and we all know they’re not responsible for what happens in those movies, their brand is only there because those studios (Fox and Sony) are using their properties.

Except that was a FOX movie based on Marvel property, Marvel Studios having nothing to do with it. :P

I remember playing Rebel Assault II a lot on my PC when I was younger, I finished the game dozens of times, always playing from beginning to end ininterruptly because it felt like a movie.

You may not like the direction they take in Jedi Knight, but the cutscenes for both Dark Forces II: Jedi Knight and Rebel Assault II were awesome for me when I was younger. It was the closest thing to a new Star Wars movie we had until the prequels.

Oh boy, NWN was the wrong Bioware game if you wanted a good single player experience. Its strength was in the multiplayer scene, with roleplaying servers where you HAD to roleplay your character 100% of the time.

"Basically 50% of the roles in a pilot have to be ethnic, and the mandate goes all the way down to guest parts," one talent representative said.

Sometimes people forget about the Jews.

Benimaru

"Say what you will about how overrated Half Life 2 may be, that its gameplay, story and characters aren't that great" Whoever say this clearly has mental problems.

You know Kotaku is a blog, right?

Grant Morrison Multiversity is awesome so far, but you guys should check his other work:

It seems absurd if you think of the big guys, but for indie devs who can't afford a quality control team (nevermind all the PC hardware) it makes sense. Had more fun with early access titles than with some finished ones in the last year.

I like how people are saying this is censorship. Valve isn't a government, they can't censor anything. Those guys can totally sell their game on their own website, there's no one saying they can't publish their game, they just can't put it on Steam.

I'm sorry if I offended you, but I read io9, Kotaku and sometimes Gizmodo, and every fucking time I read something about WB plans is someone being pessimistic or predicting it will fail.

I like how everyone in Gawker Media blogs are predicting that WB/DC properties will fail because Marvel did this, Marvel did that. I can't wait for them to prove you guys wrong.

Because there's nothing more japanese than a blue-eyed blonde.

Some of these guys here probably never played the King's Quest games, that's why they don't care about the changes. :(

I hope you're not counting Telltale on your list of "everyone and their grandma".