Oh. It's you! Good work there N Ho Sang

I acutally would play a 24 graphical adventure game where you have to pick up items to combine em.

Which is exactly what we said. In fact, to quote the Kotaku article you're commenting on, "all over Twitter this morning, prominent pundits and game developers are attacking Assembly and Koskivirta, but their ire appears to be misplaced. Assembly's tournament is just a qualifier for the IeSF tournament. They have to…

You know, I understand the point of having seperate male and female sports when they require physical activity, as there are obvious physical differences that make different categories make sense.

Well I can't offer you a straw but I can offer you a woman's nose.

Even though video games are still a relatively new media, it's interesting to observe that the medium has emerged largely out of nations with colonialist histories—ie, Britain, Japan and the United States, and that it's still primarily those cultures that dominate the authorship of its general canon.

A shame you didn't read it then. The main point wasn't to say it's racist or that devs have to do things a certain way. It merely pointed out these facts and painted the idea that there's a rich source of unused folklore and culture settings that could be used in future games rather than the stereotypical "ya mon" and…

Excellent article mon! ;)

Fantastic piece. There are definitely untapped ideas, stories, settings that can be adapted from these different cultures and it's something I would welcome in future games. Truth be told I haven't lived, I haven't explored this world, I know nothing outside the island called the UK so video games are a very good way…

Yea.....you had to be "That guy" didn't you.

You've obviously never been to the Caribbean, if you think it's all tropical drinks, and resorts. The harsh reality is, that the majority of the islands are pretty poverty stricken. Jamaica alone is a really trippy place. It's lined by resorts all along the coast, and inland it's filled with crime, and squalor. Read…

Fantastic piece N. Ho Sang, really enjoyed reading this and how it challenges and brings up issues of diversity in gaming!