For the most part. The story and dialogue are cliched and wooden. Mechanically, it doesn't live up to the freedom it promised, either.

Eventually, you will. I haven't gotten to it yet. I collected a lot of notes for it, but, problematically, many of the critiques of Sarkeesian's work are full of ad hominem attacks, skepticism about her fundraising, and other issues that distract from criticism of the substance and accuracy of her arguments.

PS. Sorry for saying TAY Review and then not using the assets...haaaaaa.

Today's selection of articles from Kotaku's reader-run community: Strike Suit Zero: Director's Cut: The TAY Review • TAY Review: How to Train Your Dragon 2 (Minor Spoilers) • On Nintendo Superfans • Opinion—Why I'm Getting Battlefield: Hardline • DOTA Diaries: One Step Forward...

As the author of this post, I can assure you that I'm going to post something that doesn't agree with all of what Sarkeesian says here.

Kotaku's own Stephen Totillo has promised in the past to feature counter arguments to Anita, and yet they have never done so as far as I am aware. When will we see Kotaku keep their promise and stop showing only one side of the argument?

My opinion has changed greatly since I played it! Here's my most recent comment after playing the alpha:

Dead Rising 3 hits PC next month if you're into the series but don't have an Xbone.

It could be Lonk, from Pennsylvania.

1. The character shown in the trailer is not wearing Link's traditional green outfit

Well... yeah.

"the Spider-Man sculpture was erected over the shopping mall's playground"

Add a Z as well.

If they announce a Majora's Mask remake Stephen is going to cry tears of joy.

I predict that Luigi's Death Stare will be used for the majority of E3 reactionary memes that involve Nintendo.