@doomsday7teen: Nope, race relations are bad because Obama has made it about the color of a person's skin rather than the contents of the person's character. Look at what he said to the black congressional caucas the other day to drum up votes for Hillary. Just google his speech -- Completely racist. He has even spoken out in some of the early police shooting coverage to call police officers despicable before the cases were even investigated and the police officers were cleared. He and his supporters pander to the black lives matter movement, which has created more racists in recent years than any other long-standing racist movement.

@howthegodzkill: I should be anry. The media is creating a false narrative about black oppression that lib lemmings believe. It is the democrats who perpetuate this narrative. 3 times as many non-blacks are killed by police officers than blacks in the united states. Even though blacks make up about 12% of the U.S. population, they account for over 50% of the violent crimes in the U.S. So black people (males in particular), will have a disproportionate number of encounters with the police simply based on those statistics. If people of any race or color don't want police attention, don't commit crimes. It's pretty simple.

@howthegodzkill: Hate mongers, really? You know, the only people who are actually engaging in actual violence against people and destroying real property in places like Milwaukee and Charlotte are the dimwits rioting over uninvestigated police shootings, and who will undoubtedly vote for Hillary Clinton.

@kyelo: But those policies to much stronger under Obama, which Clinton will follow. Race relations in the U.S. have never been worse in 40 years than during the Obama administration. Name me a culturally diverse country like the U.S. that has a higher quality of the life than United States. In the U.S., food, clothing, shelter, and education are available to anyone who wants it. Look at what socialist leadership has done to places like Milwaukee Wisconsin and Venezuela. You libs live inside of a textbook instead of the real world. Restristribution of wealth will never solve problems rooted in morality.

@smiddyman: They are, but they should be prepared to be attacked by lib media outlets like CBS if they do not support Clinton.

I respect Palmer Luckey. At least he's got decent political judgment. Despite anybody's efforts, I fear that Clinton will still win the election, and we will have at least another four years for more socialistic policies to sneak in and take root as the U.S. becomes a country filled with SJW ninnies who cry about things native american costumes on Final Fantasy characters, the names of football teams located in the District of Columbia, and safe spaces in schools. I'm glad I supported Oculus.

There's real headlines....and then there's paid headlines...like this.

Absolutely ridiculous that a company has to apologize for having dancers at a GDC after party. It's un-effing-believable the sissy culture we've turned into. Next we'll be getting headlines about someone making a politically incorrect facial expression at someone in one of our many protected classes of people who have to be praised for being "different" and "brave," or else you're dammed for making any kind of negative comment. The people who accuse organizations of wrong-doing for having dancers at an after party are ironically some of the most intolerant people themselves.

The bad news is that Fez was a good game and a sequel probably would have been solid. The good news is that hopefully we won't have to hear about Phil Fish tirades anymore. Reading about Phil Fish's problems with seemingly everything about the games industry got very old.

Future games must (should) be fun. Emphasis on the existence and number of protagonists is missing the forest for the trees.