As phrased, I chose none. I'm not a bleeding edge adopter; I prefer to be a bit further up the bell curve of adoption after some kinks are worked out. First-generation cybernetics is the absolute embodiment of 'bleeding edge' where the kinks are going to be terri-bad for you.

These other cosplayers can't handle that level of cute. Tiny Chun-Li wins all.

I'm glad to clarified that. This is how urban legends start.

Micrograv or GTFO, right?

nonono. Catheter is installed at checkin.

I predict that the secret behind the massive power outage is "We dunno, we'll make it up if we ever get there."

Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't the dominant aesthetic of the Elder Scrolls one of Solitude? I mean, lots of other systems in their game are kinda lackluster, but the experience of wandering their world is very strong.

Are you proposing that the entire Nazi Germany scenario boils down to eugenics? Because in order to ban everything in the general area of genetic engineering like in Trek, you need to say that genetic engineering is (or is believed to be) causal.

We certainly can, if we're merely talking technological prowess. If you're talking economics then you're back to realities where sufficient political will can make a shift. I don't think that the US has any meaningful role to play in a venture like this for several decades at best, probably not for over a generation.

We can keep our eye on current wants but have a modicum of foresight. Ultimately, mass and energy are largely the same limiter, and money is just an abstraction of our limitations on those. So a project like this just requires some sizable proportion of the world's economy to see this moderate-term investment for…

Sterling's only purpose in the business is to post some clickbait. Sometimes that is red meat for the haterade crowd of one thing or another, other times (or even some of the same times) it also includes hate thrown on something that has a real audience, simultaneously pleasing the haterade crowd and also potentially…

The main positive point that I can make about the corsets is that this finally makes some kind of sense of the body proportion of comic book females.

The only thing that matters actually for purposes of this chart is whether From Ashes was budgeted as DLC from the start. IF so, then this chart holds true: From Ashes would never exist except if the plan were to sell it as DLC.

Wish to hell that one of the actual Kotaku columnists would cover this chart. Go interview some game developers. Give all the angsty people a little bit of a view behind the curtain. The fact that all of these ill-informed perspectives about game development persist is in part the case because columnists just…

I didn't say it isn't. All I said was 20 years after it took a massive press firestorm to deal with the Tuskeegee experiments and widespread race riots.

I also think that the story is probably intended to shock and offend, and that's a valid literary tool.

We can certainly agree that the Crusades from the view of european elites were significantly about things besides religion, but it would be hard to posit an alternative version of events where it would have been feasible to mobilize and carry out the Crusades without religion as motive for many who went. Certainly…

OK, exactly what you were saying above was a little bit hazy. If you aren't drawing a false equivalence between skipping through challenge sequences and removing interaction, then you're putting words in her mouth. If you look at the actual things that she's said as opposed to various other peoples' ranting, then…

I probably would if I had a star on this particular gawker site: by making a post that would be visible-by-default. IMO, the closest that a non-starred commenter can do to that is to stick a reply onto a starred commenter's post so that everyone can see it.

A serious thought on the proposed 'simplify/skip core gameplay' feature: if the industry has a problem with quick resales, wouldn't this feature just create a bunch of people who resell their games almost instantly?