I gotta say as someone who really used to enjoy multiplayer experiences i am also fully okay with more games taking this route.

One poster in particular seems to provide confirmation that all Mario characters in this movie are canonically, vaguely Protestant, or at least, certainly not Roman Catholic.

I clicked the link and got Luigi’d all over my face. Everyone, please be careful.

dropping acid before writing a Mario post is a very interesting choice here.

I also have no idea what the post is going on about. especially since it doesnt feature any of the posters its talking about.

This post went soaring over my head

The answer is it’s none of your business.

You’re probably shouldn’t click and comment then, cause you’re adding to the traffic that tells Kotaku “Yes, more Amouranth”.

Luke, stop trying. I’m not buying the game.

Thank you for not making this a slideshow - and on an unrelated side note (well, brought on by the reminder from the phrasing), happy Thanksgiving Kotaku.

Years and years of complacency towards microtransactions. ‘iT’S juZt KoSMEtIcS’. Now it’s the new normal. Good job guys!

if the animations are linked to weapons, enemies or areas only found in the DLC, it would kind of make sense, how would you see the “fall into woodchipper” animation if the woodchipper isn’t in the base game? but if it’s just stuff that you would otherwise experience without touching anything else from the DLC, that’s…

Because you can tell a story about police without endorsing their actions. The main character of Disco Elysium is a cop, but he’s also someone no rational person would aspire to be, and even he has some deep issues with how the cops in his fictional city treat people.

I enjoy fictional violence as much as the next person, but let’s not be surprised that a game about solving problems with gunfights isn’t particularly progressive.

I can’t help but channel Ice-T by saying “You’re tryin to tell me that spraying gunfire indiscriminately in a public square in Overwatch is problematic...ONLY if you’re wearing a cop costume while doin it?”

Fake controversy for the sake of clicking on the article in an attempt to make sense of the clickbait title. Well, you got me. Congrats. Your stupid article saying all of nothing got me to click. I hope it's worth the continued degradation of your site's integrity (although, let's be honest, it's not continued when…

So, “Being Forced To Play Volleyball in Middle School Gym Class: The Videogame” isn’t ACAB? What the fuck, oh god, what the fuck, what’s next, I’m hyperventilating.

This is a cartoonish parody of a british policeperson. I can understand complaining about a character being put in tactical riot gear but this particular example is pretty far removed from AMERICAN BRAND POLICING

We get it already. Kotaku hates cops. Jeez.

Mei should get one considering "FREEZE! DON'T MOVE!"