KillTheApex

@Xcrucio Your first sentence is hyperbole. I don't want to read past it.

@nerdydesi1 I'm buying less and less games and judging by the industry numbers I'm not the only one.

We don't necessarily need better graphics but we do need more power. When you have to make creative sacrifices because a system isn't powerful enough to do what you want the game suffers.

@sammo21 Easy and incorrect slur against iOS. You get no points.

@Punkrawk Bbob Those games mean nothing to me because I haven't played all of them.

Did you miss the part that said "I have played"? I couldn't care less what you have played.

@jsx92 Most Publishers/Developers have their head up their asses. Yes. Correct.

@DarkTwisted If you don't create games you can't really make that statement. Especially if you are not working for Jonathan Blow.

@(Unverified) Because he feels it's the right thing to do. Not every decision is motivated by legacy or monetary gain.

@Chacha Chaudhary With PC plus about 250 million potential iOS customers, I think they'll be ok.

@Cleric His name is important. Have you played Braid? It's one of the best platformers I've played.

More often than not Blow is right in his statements and most others are wrong. The man is honest and speaks his mind. Since when did we decide we want people blowing smoke up our collective ass.

Don't try to drag him down because you're unwilling or unable to understand his thoughts and position on things.

The only ones I would wear are:

#5 Justin Russo. It represents all of the current generation of gaming and it warrants examination from an outsider to our culture. You want to look at all the symbols and as a gamer you want to see if you can recognize them all. It's not simply the Joystiq logo.

#6 Josh Smith. Clean. Simple. Nice use of a controller as a crossguard. It echoes a lot of games.