Who are you even typing to? Serious question, I just searched through the comments section looking for a single person bitching about a female link, let alone multiple that would lead to such a whiney capslock post like yours.

i’m trying to figure out what non-podunk town anyone would care about some guy carrying a bucket. shit, i grew up in a podunk town and nobody woulda cared there either.

This is literally the least important thing governments need to get involved with.

Not at all.

I mean, its just a nondescript bucket. Its not like it says “STOLEN GOLD LEAF” on the side.

You guys couldn’t possibly look shittier.

I feel the same way about the Game of Thrones hype.

For some reason this makes me happy. This show is shit and I’m rooting for it to fail and finally go away.

The costs for hardware aren’t too bad at all, but -every- SNES game released? That’s a shit-ton of royalties that have to be paid. Plus uploading all of those games, maintaining servers, etc. The NES Classic was something easy to do, as it wasn’t likely hard to find 30 games for it while keeping royalty payments…

Kids are fucking weird.

Animals have magic powers and can be stored in a PC, obviously logic and the laws of physics of our world don’t apply.

Anger is what created this result. It pushes both sides further apart when they need to work together.

What is there to spoil in a Pokemon game? It’s the same formula EVERY TIME.

Laptop model, OS, desktop layout, pants, coat, hand, location and time of day the photo was taken, all of those put together can easily identify a person, especially if your co-workers know you well enough.

And everyone who now comes and says “That’s how the gaming industry works, you can’t do it any other way” and the other usual bullshit, please be reminded of this study published last year in The Lancet

It’s a video game, everyone needs to settle it down just a bit.

I think this is the best Kotaku article I’ve read all year.

Thanks for writing this, Kevin. Believe it or not, I was in the same graduating class as Naomi, and we shared classes during primary education. (Shout out to Mr. Eads, our amazing 4th grade teacher!) I was also a regular NP subscriber during those years and you can only imagine my surprise and awe when her first…

I totally remember those! I haven’t thought about her work in years!

I had one of my drawings featured in NP once, and my little brother (who was about 4 or 5 at the time) had crazy good Mario Kart lap that was featured on some kind of High Scores section. Nintendo Power was a great magazine in its day.

In a sense, Nintendo is still indirectly motivating kids and young people to draw and hone their artistic skills, through Miiverse. Both the 3DS and Wii U’s Miiverse communities are chock full of pretty talented artists drawing all kinds of awesome stuff. I’m fairly sure many of these artists spend far more time…