If a game takes place in a real country, wouldn't it be worth it for the developers to spend a few minutes skimming that country's Wikipedia page?
On behalf of all the Suck Monsters out there, here's how and why we keep on playing.
We spoke to Athene, as well as his friend and right-hand man Dries Leysen, to find out how deep this particular rabbit hole goes.
Some characters and franchises just need a little help from the healing powers of Game Boy.
If you have the patience, the persistence, and a blatant disregard for the inherent value of your own time, 'Destiny' actually has one of the best stories in gaming.
There's a special breed of player who will spend time and effort figuring out new, ridiculous ways of torturing the computer-generated nobodies who inhabit their games.
The fact that gamers complained about the NES Classic Edition but don't seem to mind that we've gotten 13 'Call of Duty's' proves they don't know what they want.
It turns out movies have been hiding their weirdest and most interesting work in places nobody ever bothered to check.
Bless the devotion of these brave game developers.
I used to play video games because they were a fun escape. Now I do it because, well, that's where things get weird and complicated.
Every once in a while, via laziness, sleep deprivation, or just a good ol' fashioned rabid cocaine addiction, game developers throw gamers a curve ball.
Some poor fools still don't respect gamers, and we call those people: Game Developers.
For every kick-ass Batman game, there are hundreds of crappy cash-ins just waiting to con you out of your money.
Bored gamers have discovered some very important answers to bizarre and petty questions.