Says a lot about society in general when an attempted rape scene is the cause for concern in a title that has you remorselessly murder an endless stream of people.

The title is developed for mature audiences. "Attempted rape" comes under the moniker of mature themes. If you're of a sensitive disposition perhaps you shouldn't be playing these sort of titles in the first place? #4

Of course it is. Surely that's obvious?

I doubt many developers are in the habit of signing up to detrimental promotions.

Edit - Rationality seems lost on some people. #1

Here we go again.

Kaptain f***ing Kotaku; here to blow everything wildly out of proportion. #1

Because there is no argument to be had.

Just embittered jealousy. *shrug* #1.1

I can't sign in at all for some reason. :(

I can't be the only one, surely? #4

Could you hypothetically use an android emulator to redeem this offer? #10

@SDF Repellent

With a name like that, your opinion on anything Sony related is pretty much dirt.

Still, thanks for your entirely predictable response. #3.2

XNA is no longer being actively developed, and MS have drop support as of the beginning of this year. #3.1.2

Without listing Vita games, in 2013 ALONE:

Atelier Ayesha: The Alchemist of Dusk
Disgaea D2: A Brighter Darkness
Dragon’s Crown
Dust 514
Guacamelee!
Hyperdimension Neptunia Victory
Ni No Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch
Tales of Xillia
The Guided Fate Paradox
The Witch and the Hundred Knights
Time and Eternity
Final Fantasy X | X-2 HD
Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 Remix
Yakuza 5

20d ago by Catoplepas | View comment

When were they off the table?

Sony's platforms receive several a year. As do Nintendo's. #3

List needs more FFVIII. #27

It does seem odd to place a pair of isometric JRPGs on Steam, rather than on traditional consoles or handhelds.

It's hardly the genres home turf. #1.1

"Microsoft has launched a campaign that will pay 100 points ($1.25) to Xbox Live Gold members and 10 points to free members once they have played a collective of 300,000 hours together."

Wow. Where do I sign up? #1

I fail to see the problem.

You have £500 worth of games. Logic dictates that you also have the applicable console to play them on.

Unless the PS3 has a built in expiry date that I'm unaware of, this is a non-issue. #1.1

You know, I strangely do.

The 360 is a testament to that age old adage, "it could always be worse".

Jokes aside, I don't need validation. I don't let pointless corporate loyalties stop me from making informed, rational, gaming related decisions.

Now, run along. #6.2.1

There's something hilariously ironic about a MS fanboy playing the victim on this site.

Truly mind-boggling how short, or rather selective, people's memories are. #2.6

I'd be more concerned with MS's historically woeful 1st and 3rd party support and visibly shifting focus, than rumours of an always online console.

More concerned, that is, if I were stupid enough to purchase another of their consoles. #6

Tell that to the multitude of people that have had their accounts hacked on Live.

There are whole websites dedicated to the subject.

No doubt you'll come to MS's defense and spout some crap about phishing, but if you do a little research you'll see that just isn't the case. #9.2

Darksiders II is notoriously glitchy. I doubt your PS3 is a fault in this particular case. #3.1

Yes, because Microsoft are of course well known for their unrelenting support of core gamers, and their diverse, rich IP portfolio.

What parallel universe do you live in? #8.2