You are jumping through a lot of mental gymnastics to justify this. It’s exactly the same as the “white genocide” lunatics. Look in the mirror.

Just be careful confusing that imaginary scenario with reality.  It's easy to imagine everyone as cartoon villains rather than flawed individuals.

Legal actions to defend would be requiring French always be an option.

I’m very curious to see how this compromise helps shape online discussion. I think they made the right decision.

That made me laugh out loud for real.  Well at least they can try.

Sexuality and sexual appeal is not by default “problematic.” This option is a good compromise in my opinion. It doesn’t censor to please an unpleaseable mob, but it also gives an option for people that would rather tone it down which is a reasonable request.

We need a Digital Millennium Consumer Protection Act, with similar legislation internationally. It is a triviality to offer re-downloads. I’m supposed to believe pirates can perpetually offer digital games but a major corporation can’t? When pirates do a better job than multi-billion dollar behemoths something is…

I’m usually very much against any control freakish legislation, but gacha/loot box games might really need it.  It's predatory.  It's gambling.  At the least strict pity rules should be in place.  I feel for niche game companies that probably couldn't survive without gacha, but the big ones?  No, and even for to small…

If a news site stops writing news then it (quite rightfully) loses credibility. It reminds me of my sister thinking the news reporting crime causes it. Both are misguided.

That’s not ironic.  It's pointing out the hypocrisy of defending the malicious law and those that defend it.

You don’t protect culture by actively attacking accommodations for other languages.  By far most know French there.  This is more akin to white supremacists whining about "white genocide." Furthermore, this is Canada not an authoritarian nightmare like China.  No one should have the right to enforce "culture" on…

Isolating and making immigrants feel unwelcome is something people endorsing this kind of thing LOVE to do all the time I imagine.

This reminds me of my aunt ranting California provides forms in multiple languages. Mean-spirited ultra-nationalistic garbage. When the people that pull this kind of stuff are in power, it’s not a good sign. The price of freedom is eternal vigilance. I’ll go as far as to say Quebec joins Texas on my list of “never…

Indeed. I remember leaks leading up to E3 and people thought they were being trolled. Then they went ballistic when it turned out true. I think I was more befuddled than anything.

This reminds me of companies getting players to pay THEM to QA thier unfinished products.  How about a big no.

The fact he's saying Sega downright knew of major bugs but refused to let them be fixed is extraordinarily terrible.

Kotaku is also a blog site with more than one article about the game, and expert players aren’t the only audience. Expert players aren’t the majority of players either. There is a place for reviews from the perspective of genre experts, but it’s also unreasonable to expect game reviewers to be perfect players. I love…

Keep in mind the work some of the fans do would exceed budgets for ports in some cases. I believe Kaldaien, a legendary PC game modder/fixer, said they likely couldn’t have afforded him if they hypothetically paid him for some of the ports he fixed. Some older games do horrible things, especially tying physics to…

It’s a really creepy trend how people unrelentingly bash game journalists, as if you can’t like games unless you’re great at them. It’s especially creepy when combined with journalist bashing in general, which is much more sinister.

Nintendo somehow is the only company required to?  No.