This is the most important comic ever made.

Sometimes I'm really happy the internet exists

Art speaks to our soul. Most people have a hard time explaining why certain games hit so hard, but its the same with any art.

I hate how much that has been commodified by hedge fund managers.

I blame FF7 for my deep abiding love of mythologies and steam punk and my fervent hatred for capitalism.

I worked on a project where I spent almost an entire day basically trying to make a copy and paste code work, then a programmer came in and solved it in 20 minutes, and I was like, oh, right. I'm bad at this.

I always say everyone has a good idea, maybe even a great one. The executing is the hard part. Any good creative knows that

This is going to be one of those issues that has to he fought for. Protests, strikes, all of that.

It's a fundamental fight over what creativity is, because one side believes it is just another tool to make money.

Art should take risks. It should be bold. Thats why we connect with it, because it takes dangerous leaps to places we didn't know we would go.

I'm pretty sure no one wants to play a game that has all the intrigue and appeal of a pile of mayonnaise.

I once read 4 out of every 5 failures in business, at every level, is communication, which to me also means mismanagement. Leadership not hearing their team, a team unable to communicate their frustration.

People not listening and understanding the problems.

On the flip side, you get to enjoy stuff you thought sucked because you were a dumb teenager when it came out.

Also I've convinced at least two teenagers to play bioshock 1, and they agreed with me their current games also mostly suck.

I have a take on the ending and theme, but I may need a short book to expound properly. Maybe I'll stand on a street corner somewhere, screaming at the masses.

At least normal bullies have the wherewithal not to hide their thuggery behind altruism.