daaang Austin you really told it like it is re: Ken Levine. I did appreciate Levine's brazenness in giving Bioshock Infinite a race commentary. (I think more games should take the risk of being "controversial"). But yeah, the "everyone is bad, actually" theme in his writing is tiresome. Columbia is cool but it could have been way more complex and interesting.

I'd love for Kojima to dip his toes in film making so he could get the long deserved reality check on his writing and story telling abilities that he doesn't get with the gaming press. His games are a blast to play but good god are they a dumpster fire when it comes to narrative.

If it doesn't work he can just throw a pizza party and fire everyone. (No, really, never let that man be the boss again)

Is this some sort of meme I don't know about? Because otherwise I think you're talking about Dan Aykroyd.

On the subject of The Twilight Zone, everyone should listen to Ben Hanson and Jeff Cork's podcast, The Twilight Highlight Zone. It's very good.

that "choice" in bioshock was even less of a real moral choice than that, since you actually got more total atom, as well as free plasmids, for saving the them all. I love that game, but that "choice" part of it was bad.

Despite being interactive, no matter what viewers pick - there will always be a man, a city, and a lighthouse.