This sort of mindset confounds me. Grand Theft Auto V is a game that makes political statements. Lots of them. All the time. And they're pretty much all misguided and stupid. Why on earth would a reviewer not touch on a fundamental facet of the game they're writing about and, you know, offer their opinions on it?

Not gonna come out this year, what with Dragon Age: Inquisition coming out this year.

Side note: I really hope the new protagonist is the Star Child. I want all my dialogue choices to be cryptic, inconsistent, and incoherent.

Hawke's smugness. Dragon Age 2 is an RPG that let's you be who you want to be. As long as who you want to be is a pompous ass.

This definitely seems like a great idea to refocus on community contributions after the redesign. Out of curiosity, though, are there any plans to bring back an easier method of finding tracked users' blogs beyond the new community posting? That is to say, a similar interface to the sidebar that used to be on each user profile page (before the new design).

Because there's certainly no pretension in deeming people's ideas "hipster" based on a standard that you (presumably) make up as you go along for no apparent purpose...

Because it's the best, most artful game in the series but people apparently prefer the interactive version of a horribly written, angst-ridden anime and thus FFVII and VIII are talked about the most.

What an awful game. It's possessed of some of the most heavy-handed, faux-intellectual writing I've ever seen in just about anything. The fact that so many people think the big plot twist is truly profound really shows how low the standard is for writing in games.

Is X really on track to come out this year?

I really hope that it's Sir Francis Drake. That'd be way more interesting.

Wow. A space ship and a militarized planet. Revolutionary.