bobotincandyland:

neutrois:

Queer representation in video games. Read on for an interview with the game creators and a video of the key scenes.

There are topics that mainstream video games rarely tackle, but lately, the list is getting shorter. It got shorter yet again last week. It happened in a PS3 game, or rather, in an expansion to a PS3 game from last year. It’s something I can’t not talk about. Spoilers for The Last of Us: Left Behind follow.

The defining moment of The Last of Us: Left Behind (which I really liked) wasn’t a death or a sacrifice, at least not for me—it was a kiss. Just a kiss, between two teenagers who happen to be surviving in a post-apocalyptic wasteland, and who also happen to be young women. 

ELLIE AND RILEY WERE A THING

THE LAST OF US WAS KIND OF A HOT MESS BUT HOLY FUCKING SHIT

Oh wow, so much love for this.

sammywhatammy:

i don’t like it, but i don’t have the time or the brainpower to make it better or start over.

i just hope troy baker laughs at least a little when i ask him to sign it tomorrow…

i’m going to nap for maybe an hour to two before starting nolan north’s gift fanart.

Oh this is all kinds of perfect.  You go, Kanji, and use that chair  :)