Recent content by Homey C-Dawg

That was a really touching story. It's no wonder you love video games so much.

Most of the games that get hit with this kind of criticism are action games. The protagonists in actions games tend to be rather active. Being consistently active in the manner that these character are tends to mold a rather athletic body shape. Athletic body shapes are generally considered...

I don't play games that I don't enjoy. That would be silly.

I never saw Origin as a competitor to steam. I've always seen it as EA's version of UPlay.

ME3 ending. God-child's incoherent blathering still makes more sense than Anita's does.

Good. Lock him up. Make an example of him. It pisses me off that so many snot nosed brats have already gotten away with this kind of nonsense already.

I find it amusing that people ever take the PC Master Race thing seriously at all. Some people should really get a handle on their over-sensitive feels.

Indeed. That's why some people are trying to change the definition of both racism and sexism to include "plus institutionalized power" (many of these people think that power is gender based instead of class based). The goal is that it would allow people to be as sexist/racist as they want...

I've seen people trying to do this a lot over the past few years. They are attempting to force a semantic change by adding "plus power" to the definition of "sexism". Imo it's a pretty clear and obvious attempt to try to create an environment where it is acceptable to treat men in a sexist...

I will be amused if this causes games with the "Sexist" tag to start selling better than their "Not sexist" counterparts.

Press "A" to sparkle. Press "B" to be angsty. Press "LT" to be confused about simple things.

WTF sparked this episode? Is he poking fun at gamergate again or something? Please Jim, just stick to consumer advocacy. It's what you're good at.

It's important when they can use it as a selling point and it's not important when they can't pull it off. Devs be so funny.

Pro tip Jim; If people stopped accusing non-harassers of harassment, then people wouldn't have to say things like "I don't support harassment, but" when attempting to make the conversation about integrity.