It’s even more ironic that this was done in an article condemning plagiarism. I know that it’s an accepted fact by now that Kotaku is basically an RSS filter for things from Reddit, but this is getting ridiculous.

They all look fine. It’ll be more interesting to see if they’ll be able to coherently capture the intricate storyline that GitS had. But purely on a visual level, it looks good.

EA gave that game away, not Sony. Still makes Xbox better with two free games to own monthly as opposed to glorified rentals.

Oh, you’re talking about the EA giveaway, which is a whole other matter. That was EA, not PSN.

Except PSN rented the game to you, Xbox gives it to you to own.

Xbox wins by default simply because you get to keep the 360 games. PS+ is basically glorified rental.

Xbox Live currently offers a far better value than PSN ever has.

Stalker gets my vote, if only for the intensely ominous atmosphere that’s dripping with dread and anxiety.

If you actually knew what you were talking about, you’d know that many of the things they were promising that didn’t end up in the game were being thrown around as close to as two months before release.

Kluwe is a bully and misogynist, it sucks that he’s getting this kind of spotlight year after year. Why not Terry Crews instead? Not only is he a gamer, but he’s an all around good guy too.

How do we know it’s successful? We see the thing wince, that hardly means that it’s been brought down. Also, Hoth was still just a temporary base, and they were evacuating when the Empire attacked, it could have just been that they didn’t have their full armament at hand by then.

Wrong death star, your nerd cred is revoked.

Why would you want to disregard one of the best Star Wars movies out there?

Did you happen to see any rocket launchers on Hoth? Cause I didn’t.

If anything, this is an essential example of white people telling foreigners that they know what’s best for them. How else do you explain all these articles about whitewashing when it’s a film made by a Chinese production company (in conjunction with western money), directed by a Chinese director, starring Chinese,…

It’s not going to be several times more powerful, it’s just an incremental update with 4K streaming support. It’s not even going to run games at a higher definition.

He’ll be remembered for many things, but a C-list actor? Highly doubtful. Even his lesser efforts have been met with praise and reasonable returns at the box office. Nearly all his directorial efforts of late have been critically acclaimed.

As long as you don’t mind hideously high numbers of unemployment, a rise of neo-nazis, six months of darkness in a year, and a wholly insular nation that will do everything they can to keep you unemployed cause you’re foreign, you’ll love it.