Fun-fact: Kojima said they had to dumb down the graphics so that people wouldn't know it's fox engine.

Uh, I hate (love?) to break it to you, but Kotaku is pretty firmly against GG. There's a reason why the largest GG support site is /r/kotakuinaction. They despise Kotaku, and similar blogs, that support women and minorities being treated better in games.

Always find that funny "there are bad people on BOTH sides"

So basically you hate anime styled art and hate cartoons art style as well... and think everything is shitty.. *claps hands* great... now what!? Some mysterious voice in your head told you to go pathetically troll fans of the show and share you toxic noxious feelings of hatred with everyone... Not really a good…

I actually did this with with Metro: Last Light and Remember Me (switching to Russian and French, respectively). It was interesting, but I probably missed a lot of stuff, as ambient conversations weren't subtitled. I'd actually recommend doing it though, if not for the whole game, then just for while to try it out.

The lack of Suikoden here is appaling.

Actually I am more surprised in how boring this list is. Outside the named oddballs, it's basically the same crap everyone wishes to be remade

Thanks for sharing this. I left my husband at 24 and it was the best and hardest decision I ever made. From the outside, it seemed as if I was wholly to blame for the breakdown and as such I lost a lot of friends over it. I spent years believing that I was no good at relationships and that it was all my fault.

Yup agree think it is time to get away from urban centers, that is the reason why I enjoyed Black Flag so much more than ACIII. I enjoyed hopping on my ship and going and exploring islands and jungles.

If someone hasn't already mentioned it, I highly recommend JeeJa Yanin in Prachya Pinkaew's Chocolate. She plays an autistic, poor kid that essentially beats the ever livin' shit out almost everyone in Thailand just to save her mother and her bother who have been kidnapped by a mob boss.

Yeah, the reinforcements should be a bit slower.

Destiny's strike boss fights really show how use of space makes or breaks the game. The general setup is two parts: first an over-powerful boss enemy who will do serious damage to characters they catch in the open, but can be chipped away at by sticking to cover and quickly popping in/out as its attention shifts from…

I think that's the point. Either that Marvel also take over DC due to overwhelming box office success and funds or that, as any smart strategist would do, they are keeping an eye on the enemy. ;)

I've really been looking forward to this one. The indie scene in general is a breath of fresh air. It's the only place where interest themes and mechanics are getting exposure.

What annoys me most of all is that these GamerGate people think they are honestly acting in defense of the gamer community. They have done more damage to this community than any journalist ethics conspiracy ever could, even if it wasn't made-up. It's like finding out that your long-lasting group of friends is 25%…

Somebody ought to make an RPG where you don't get to set your stats, and every character trait you get from the beginning is randomly generated. For instance one time you get this character who has low stamina and physically fat, then in the game you can choose to slim down by going into the town gym... er, training…

Well I think most RPG lovers have been in the same situation but i'm the opposite pretty much. I love to start a new game and create my characters I'm not hating it, still I could get doubts further in the game.

The sad thing about these advertisements is that no matter how dumb they are, no matter how poorly fact checked, or outright false they are, no matter how insulting they are to our collective intelligence, they work.