DINKLEBIRD.

You don’t want to know. Trust me.

Crap man. The things I have seen on /b. I honestly can’t see it get any worst. Wierd would have been nice. But I got “NONONONONO, why did I open that?”

Where is the honor? In my day...

“I think one of the things that we won’t be looking to do very soon is World of Dancing Unicorns.”

I can’t even finish reading what your comment was, that gif is so freak’n mesmerizing.

They need something like Kinja, where the intelligent, well thought-out comments get pushed to the top and the dumb, trivial, meaningless comments get pushed to the bottom.

BRING ON THE REGGIE

Nintendo has told IGN that its Nintendo Direct videos, lovable PR blasts that became synonymous with former President Satoru Iwata, will continue, though “we have no details to provide now on who will be featured”.

actually, by the time I had finished with the rest of the news at Kotaku and other places and was about to google it, I had a reply :)

In my experience, just make the game. People bring the erotic.

Looks like the Japanese deities have gotten a bit too deep into the anime culture...

I...I thought they *were* some kinda new display rack until I saw the hands.

I think this is a very prudent, Nintendo-like choice. Considering his age, it’s very likely that he is seen as a solid temporary choice to help navigate a transition period toward new leadership. I’d be surprised if he remains Nintendo president for more than a year or two.

This should have been the Google doodle today. Period. To all parties responsible for this snub: “Fuck You, this is a beautiful lake full of pure, clear water.”

I wasn’t being sarcastic. So many on kotaku and their sister sites just post a video and that’s that, ‘here I found this video.’ Putting the important content in text is great.

Actually though, a post that serves no purpose but to redirect you to a video is frustrating and borderline dishonest. It is quite appreciated that this isn’t as bad as that.

Thank you for the post-video list of the items listed in the video. Please pass this ‘one crazy trick to making your blog post more enjoyable’ to all of your Gawker Media brethren.