I’m sorry that you felt pressure to stay closeted instead of being your true self. However, this headline is extremely misleading. Street Fighter didn’t keep you from being open about your bisexuality. Society’s mistreatment of bisexual people did. Sure, Street Fighter has bad representation of LGBT people, but that…

IT seems very odd to me that anyone would look at a fighting game, on purpose or just because you happen to be a fan of it, as something to find out things about their own sexuality. It would seem to me something like a RPG or MMORPG or something that get’s you more emotionally involved in the characters and story…

Hey, you guys are the media. We know about new cars because you tell us they exist, for the most part. If you call them Fastbacks, we’ll know them as Fastbacks and go to the dealer asking to see the Fastback. The customer is always right (they don’t correct our terminology) so they’ll start calling them Fastbacks, too!

I don’t know, I don’t get the whole transgender MMA argument. Fallon Fox is living her best life, that’s great! And the last thing I ever want to do is sound like Joe Rogan. But men are just bigger and stronger than women. A woman who transitions to male would be at a disadvantage fighting other men, and a man…

HOP HOP HOP into that pussayyyyyyy

I think a car uses that building to store its collection of rich guys.

“We probably have the tech to go full-on Macross “

I mean...all respect given, but what were your expectations here?

Do you really want a mission in a Spider-Man game where Peter has to investigate an NYPD officer for killing an unarmed man in the street? That, or something equally as topical and troubling, is a bell you can’t un-ring. If the game were to get that…

On top of that, Spider-man even comments that after he texts the police, that he needs to get out of there because he doesn’t know how they’re going to react. I think it boils down to the fact that while Peter Parker is aware of the issues and corruption in the NYPD, he loves NYC and sees the interactions in a more…

Police are an unimpeachable group in Spider-Man. They show no real flaws and make no mistakes.

I overlooked this line! LOL Spiderman and Reality in one sentence? This leaves me speechless.

Moral vacuums are nice to have sometimes. This is one of those times. Contrast with the most recent Tomb Raider, which was weakened overall by its failure to resolve its gameplay and the underlying moral dilemma of what that gameplay would lead to in the real world.

My solution to reconciling all of this was to just treat it as another fantastical element of the setting. If I can buy that a guy can run on walls then I guess I can buy a world where the police deserve the level of trust the game gives them.

I’m not saying the entire crux of the article is wrong, but to say that cops are unimpeachable and make no mistakes is incongruous with the first mission of the game, where a group of corrupt officer attack Spider-Man.

Spider-Man’s portrayal of policing feels divorced from reality

One more thing... we’re a car company now.

You get ALL the credit for practicing incredible restraint in your reply to eolith. Mad respect.

Show me one of these pictures, please? And keep in mind, we’re not talking about the location of reverse here. You may want to look at that picture again.

And in 5+ years or so, Blizzard will suddenly wake up and release their own Battle Royale game (which will probably be insanely polished and fun).

Cool, another FFX article and excuse to SHAME YOU ALL.