Yeah and the weird thing is, that Telltale games are normally not synchronized. They do not even have non-english subtitles. So they also shut out the non-english speaking demographic. Yeah ... suprise ... 6 - 10 year old kids (like my son) are not yet very good at English.

Also I cannot read an translate it to him, since in Telltale games you have to make split second decisions, when selecting dialoge options, so that just won't work. Great job, Telltale ...

Well I am not a "big guy". I am just a normal guy. The characters I play in a game do not affect my sleeping soundly at night, because they are not me, they are simply characters in a game.

As I said its just a game. Do some growing up, small guy, will ya?

P.S. Maybe you should do some pen and paper roleplaying once, where you really try to roleplay some other guy or woman yourself and not have it roleplayed by a computer game for you, where you anyway can only pick between pre-determined lines instead making them up yourself.

Maybe you will then see how ridicilous it is to overintpret the character model you can pick in a computer game, because it does not even have real consequences in the game itself, let alone in the real world.

I played young men and old men, slick looking guys and brutish thugs, I played hot chicks and weird looking chicks, sophisticated women and tough as nails explorers, hell I played even lizards, dwarves, elves, halflings and robots ... all depending on the game, the setting and the mood I was into when creating the character - but never, ever has the character reflected the real me. They are just games and sometimes you can overinterpret the whole thing - something that apparently happens far too much lately.

@ryancyc @hinzkunz I am totally relaxed, I am not a geek and I didnt judge either. I just pointed out, albeit in a slightly ironic way, how ridicolous the discussion about console energy consumption is, when PC Rigs easily are consuming so much more energy. And yes, of course it is the prerogative of any pc gamer who can afford it to build and use such a PC, but it is ridicolous to point a finger at the new consoles and say things like ... gasp ... they use 120 W of power or so.

And a PC Gamer just builds a rig with 2 Geforce Titans and a high end CPU which uses about 800 W while gaming and laughs at these statistics ...

@eternal_napalm @crujoness His private plan probably emits more CO2 in one long distant fligth than an average car emits over its entire lifetime.

I never played a Final Fantasy Game ... and then find it a good idea to start with the 3rd part of the 13th entry (which is anyway critised for having a rather obscure story and not very likeable characters) in the Franchise ... and when I don't get it I moan and bitch about the story and the characters? Not only that but I write an offical review about it, that is supposed to be any use whatsover? Or was it just written to fill some virtual space completly uselessly ... then fair enough.

Oh for crying out loud Gamespot ...

@tjpaulman @hinzkunz How much do you actually have to overdo it here on Gamespot to make it recognizable as irony?

Nobody with a Gamerscore below 50.000 should be allowed to post on Xbox-Articles, nobody with less than 2.000 trophies should be allowed to post on PS-Articles and nobody who didn't send scanned copies of bills proving that his elitist PC cost at least 1.500 $ or more should be allowed to post on PC-Articles. This has 2 advantages:

First it removes the unnecessary clutter of messages on many topics and secondly it should seperate the different fanboys into 3 clearly segregated camps and should thus greatly contribute towards world peace and all that.

P.S. My suggestion is probably a bit tricky to implent when an article or video mentions all three of the above leading to no postings at all.

Unfortunately we have had Xbox Gold for over half a year now and up to date, there was not a single game I would like to keep or even play. So big deal, that I can keep them forever ...