Sweet, now make it move on its own, or follow your movements and speak random stuff :D omg that would be epic.

I haven't seen a plot twist in ages..it's not even something I'm looking for in games, it's just a nice bonus. Gameplay and overall story is much more important to me.

You got that right. And this starts with proper parenting, so if we don't want to tell how girls dress in the future, we better teach our kids how to handle a lady properly.

Exactly! Although I forgot about that at around 0:05.

Quick, someone, Kickstart it as a game!

That. we agree. A lot of good titles are under the radar of most people because of the hype some (let's be hones) shitty shows getting the (let's be even more honest) undeserved attention. Nothing we can do about it thou.

most of the stuff nowadays cater to fangirls with lollipop rainbow filled dreams. or..guys who like moe stuff...and that's not quality entertainment, at all. but it IS easier to write another K-ON clone, than coming up with an original or let it be just an entertaining story. sad, but this is how the shows are written…

Oh come now, you must hate the noise some people can make being fanboys and fangirls. it's nothing new. it is annoying when you see people mindlessly love something..anything, without looking like having a taste. but you should ignore it.. or do you really think they don't make good shows anymore? please...

you forget the new eva and the new Hayao, what a shame..

NOOO, its EYES!! the eyes are LOOKING!! looking at MEE!!! *screams and runs away with hands thrown in the air*

Elika in Prince of Persia (the black sheep in the series) was not like this. thou, I'd admit, the whole game didn't even let you die, much less let the side character get hurt. But that's one way of doing it, and I think it turned out really good.

I feel something like this whenever there's an article about women on Kotaku. Most of the time people just start the gender war with the feminist patriots at the front lines hating everybody. These articles are only oil to that fire. I mean..why do we even have to highlight stuff like this? Doesn't it defeat the idea…

Well, yeah.. I somewhat appreciate more who made the costume, and less the cosplayer who just puts it on and basically shines the light of someone else's handwork. I like the most when the one who wears it is the one who made it. But I agree, Lara Croft caliber cosplays and some seriously amazing stuff like full body…

"You can take out your spyglass and spot a ship or island in the distance. You'll see a display of the enemy ship's toughness and what it has on board, so you can decide whether to attack or retreat. You can see if an island you come upon still has animals on it to hunt, treasure to dig up and high points to climb."

If I was Link, I'd crossdress with that face. just kidding! but yeah, there are these types of characters that's easier to pull off for a girl. And besides, I'm not sure if cosplaying as Link crossed many of us, guys', minds.

Ah, well, finding good cosplay really isn't that easy. But sometimes the character isn't that special, and whether it's good or not depends on how the cosplayer acts. Not the costume. I guess.

LMAO :D you win the internet for today

I was thinking the other day what would happen if it turned upside down. Guess a mission like this can't run just smoothly.

I have a feeling that in some years, if something doesn't involve a female will count as discrimination, regardless of any logical reason not to present one.

It doesn't seem to warm as much hearts as it could among the commenters. I see where those who say it's a community stunt coming from. And I know it doesn't feel good for those who went through similar things to see some having attention .