so a handful of development pics are all it takes for you to completely dismiss this game? i call shenanigans.

I'm pretty sure you're the one that doesn't know what you're talking about.

But people should be ashamed for throwing a hissy fit without knowing all the facts just because they want to feel morally superior. It's his artistic vision, trying to shame someone into self-censorship or changing their art is something which should make people feel ashamed. It's just like Kojima says; different…

Not sure I agree with "Bad won't get you where you need to be" - because life regularly proves otherwise. But eh, way of the world.

Yap, incest. ... >.>

I disagree, but if people give you shit for not liking a comedian, then they just don't understand that comedy is incredibly subjective.

Kotaku authors, I beseech you: Stop writing articles that mostly consist of "funny" on-the-nose captions under screenshots of things people spent a lot of time crafting. It makes you look like the Perez Hilton of gaming.

This.

As an ex-QA tester, I can safely say that most people who play a beta or alpha of a game are definitely not 'essentially doing QA work'.

No, it really isn't =P

You just got told AND rekt in a span of 30 minutes.

That's not what he said.

It was stated by Sony that any DRM is the same as it is now on the PS3. The only DRM that is currently enforced by some publishers is the multiplayer access passes. Like what EA was doing. There is no console wide DRM like on the X1. The X1 will make you register the game to your account and the game can only be…

This, I know where my money's going.

Brilliant, then enjoy your DRM-free, game-sharing future, my friend!

Dominated? It was murder!

Ok then.

Okay so Sony dominated Microsoft, I just wish there were a few more game reveals...and footage of the Last Guardian

Well I think it's safe to say that I'm now considering buying a PS4, I certainly wasn't before this press conference, but hot damn did they ever do a good job.

Oh, I don't know. I'm an atheist, and I'm enjoying watching the bizarre alliance of Christian zealots and fiscal conservatives (who, for some reason, believe that there's nothing you can't apply free market principles to) crumble.