Shit, Mike Ross better hope JWong has been slacking since CapCup or he is going to be the first Street Fighter player to get bodied in front of the president.

The grand chamber, where ever the film places it was shot at Marriott Marquis in Atlanta.

I think his point is that people don’t shit on the likes of Overwatch and Bloodborne nearly as much as on MOBAs.

I think China and Taiwan is a helpful analogy. The leadership on both sides see pragmatic benefits to keeping the conflict on as low a simmer as possible. But no one has forgotten. If I had to guess I’d say the game has some revenge for WWII comfort women extremists show up at some point, in the same way Clancy…

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You’re also entitled to your (wrong) opinion. Cecillia is great.

This calls for a Susan Sontag quote:

I really enjoy your articles Cecilia. Your one of the better writers on Kotaku, keep up the good work ;)

This is why I exclusively watch kdrama now. I consumed media for 40 years that was exclusively targeted toward the male gaze. I get to spend the rest of my life watching adorable Korean boys making eyes at each other and taking very serious showers.

I honestly can’t tell you why women put up with anything else.

Fan service is one of the biggest issues I have with recommending anime to people who I think would enjoy plotlines and frames, etc.

There’s plenty of anime for you to enjoy if you don’t like fanservice

Just commenting OP in this thread is a dumbass.

Kojima kind of revolutionized gaming by showing that they can be so much more. He may not be THE icon of gaming (honestly who is other than maybe Mario or something symbolic like that) but the impact he had on the industry is undeniable. He showed games could be cinematic masterpieces. The plots were often completely…

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There would be costs to killing /r/the_donald, and the inevitability of the contagion spreading to other subs even more than it already does as a result. But do the costs really outweigh the benefits? They are making these contortions so they can somehow appease the userbase while also keeping /r/the_donald around,…

Socialism never took root in America because the poor see themselves not as an exploited proletariat, but as temporarily embarrassed millionaires. -(Maybe) John Steinbeck

In as much as they were about “ethics in games journalism” (read as: never, at all, in the slightest) they’ve simply devoted all their time to screaming about feminism, college campuses, and BLM. Nothing’s really changed, they just stopped pretending to be anything other than what they are.