But maybe the game plans on also including...

Yeah, I eyerolled at the skill progression system upon first seeing it. It does make a little sense in terms of trying to reach a wider audience, though, and not just in the “getting/earning these advanced skills gradually makes the player experiment with them more” way. Given how the likes of Far Cry, the Batman…

A weapon to surpass Metal Gear...

I think OR already the “Inclusive OR”, though.

At first glance, I misread “bessed” as #blessed...

I thought this was a trading card game, not an RTS!!

“The gadgets keep coming.” And they don’t stop coming, and they don’t stop coming, and they don’t stop coming, and they don’t stop coming, and they don’t stop coming, and they don’t stop coming, and they don’t stop coming, and they

Gizmodo? More like Jizzmodo.

Kotaku is usually the only place out there where “the comments section” is a genuine reason for me reading an article. So forgive me for being baffled and surprised at how utterly shit the comments here are. Guess everything is cool and stuff over here until suddenly we’re talking about teh trans people or some shit.

True that; the manga arc it covers it indeed pretty great. It could've made for something incredible, had it been adapted in a similar manner to the first season.

"Hey, I've got a brilliant idea for the second season! What if we took it...and made it a Generic Action Show???"

Hang on, was the Shadowlands fic republished yesterday SOLELY for teeing up that 'shop contest joke?!!

Buck Stanley — for Obama! Canada! Someone will think that's funny.

The Busta Rhymes one is ridiculous in the best epic way. But the others outside of the Wiz Khalifa one don't really mesh so well with their respective tracks.

And it would also seem to allow all of those cinematic action angles to be seamlessly pulled off.

I Am Planet (And So Can You!)

Aldnoah Zero?

When I was younger ("younger" being as late as 17, granted), I had the tendency to imagine almost anything around—books, cellphones, remotes, my baby brother, you name it—as some sort of gun or rocket launcher, and would then pretend to use it to take down imagined enemies.

Looking for @JoeNBC, I suppose? Though it's more a show promo account than actual Twitter-ing.