Bethesda should retcon this into Fallout 4. Create a group of Legendary synths specifically designed to watch over the time capsule and prevent anyone from opening it. And if you manage to kill them and open it, you get a few pieces of fiber optics and a Vault-Tec Lunchbox for the trouble.

Yeah, plenty of devs have talked trash to us or acted like assholes to us over the years, and we’ve never treated them any differently in our coverage AFAIK. For example: Bethesda, Ubisoft

how else would kotaku present these issues, when the companies in question refuse to give a reply? it’s up to ubisoft and bethesda to give their side of the story, and they aren’t interested.

Yes, won’t somebody please think of the publishers, and how their feelings as a corporation would be hurt by mean people on the internet?

It isn’t the job of media to be convenient to those they report about.

Right? This is where ethics in game journalism is a big issue. It’s not about a journalistic outlet publishing independent critical pieces on gender, sexuality, and gaming culture. It’s about an outlet being able to publish independent critical pieces on anything without being immediately restricted by a company’s…

This is what doing your job looks like, to any who may still be confused by it, or operating under childish and uninformed opinions on Games Journalism.

I think you might be projecting just a little bit there.

Things like this are one of the biggest reasons I get the majority of my gaming news here. As I’ve gotten older, I’ve had less and less time for video games (stupid real life!), so what I spend my time and money on is more precious. When I shell out cash monies for a new game and decide to dedicate whatever few free…

At this point, who knows? I’m sure that they feel that their actions were perfectly reasonable. But they’re in a different line of work. My focus is telling the truth about games for readers, whether that’s the external truth that reporters discover or that more internal subjective truth about how a critic feels about…

If you’re pissing people off with your journalism, then you’re doing your job. Ruffling feathers, even if you’re entertainment reporters, is par for the course. Don’t stop doing it just because a couple publishers are a wee bit on the childish side of things.

This is a fantastic article on the complex relationship that exists between the developers of art and the people whose job is to review that art. Well written, well stated, A++++ would Kotaku again.

The biggest risk to your safety on Emirates is finding out that the only episode of Top Gear they have on their entertainment system is the Indian special.

Iran is no less safe to fly over than, say, Germany. Both have the ability to shoot you down, obviously, but are not the sites of current conflicts so there’s almost no chance of your plane being targeted by accident.

The Cadillac Allante laughs at such petty concerns. It’s fine Italian-built coachwork was shipped via 747 to Detroit, where it was painstakingly mated to the very best FWD mechanicals that malaise-era Cadillac had to offer. Bellisimo.

That is the most reasonable philosophical qualm that there is.

Why would you want to? A bit more power, a lot more torque, and an engine with personality from the Fiat, a Spider has supplanted the Miata as the answer.

I love the beige interior in my Porsche, as everything is beige. ALL OF THE THINGS ARE BEIGE!

Actually, it’s going to be released on the 10th of November 2015.