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So excited, TMNT Turtles in Time is one of my favorite childhood games. I know most of those are available on various emulators but it's cool to have like 12 games on the same convenient system. This is also coming this year : Same team that did Streets of Rage 4 so I'm quite optimistic.

A deleted scene in the original film had the Chestburster pillage the Nostromo's food stores before molting to grow to its adult size, and the crew discovering said pillaging shortly before the first attack on a crew member. Same as the age old question about when a xenomorph is alone, how does...

While I agree about that time period being much happier for the SW universe compared to the SJW-ridden shitfest some people at Disney have been (mostly) turning it into, I think it was probably a good move to get rid of the whole package of "Legends" and pick back up whatever is interesting from...

They kind of address it in one of the Kyrian side objectives with the anima projector where you have to decide each day if you want to resurrect 3 souls or let them pass into the Shadowlands. Most of the ones you end up having to resurrect are because they're either bound to another power...

I saw The Fly when I was six, it did me no favors. On topic though, Event Horizon is very entertaining. I also recommend In the Mouth of Madness with Sam Neil also, as someone else already recommended it. Different vibe since it's more Lovecraftian.

It did, kind of. Arthas' soul was used to forge Kingsmourne from Shalamayne and so Arthas is technically inhabiting Anduin's body.

Reading the last few pages, seems to me the only difference between the fine folks here and the stupid ass loser WoW content creators is that they make thousands of bucks by doing the same shit you're doing here for free.

5 easy steps to get your wife to enjoy playing with 2 inch things. Viagra/Pfizer hate him!

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Nothing puts you in a survival gaming mindset like trying to survive your company's death rattle. It's like method acting but for devs.

Yes, planets have different enemies, but imperial forces are the most common enemies. Not going to spoil the planets or enemies you'll be facing, but it does have some variety.

Wookieepedia says his armor is made from beskar AND durasteel. The wookiee scalp braids is old information long before Disney, I think it was in the old PC encylopaedia "Star Wars : Behind the Magic" that I first picked that up, and maybe also on the SWCCG cards that contained little factoids...

Yeah, Wookiees as a whole hate Trandoshans, who regularly raid Kashyyyk and enslave them or worse. Remember in one of the early episodes of Book of Boba Fett, one of the tributes offered to Lord Fett is a Wookiee skin, given by a trandoshan vassal. Funny thing is Boba Fett had wookiee braided...

While I'm not a fan of the endless trope of "super strong characters keeps throwing his prey around and into walls instead of just punching through them" (see : Terminator Salvation), it's worth noting that Boba Fett and this wookiee have worked together in the past for some contracts (in the...

There isn't a point, which is why Disney hasn't announced a Knights of Ren series. This is just a terrible fake. As for Boba Fett, this was a very good episode in my opinion. I think the flashbacks are done, Boba is "fully healed" and the past story has caught up to the present, so the story...

I second that. The Marco Inaros part is mostly a huge filler episode in a series of otherwise very interesting sci-fi, and Laconia is the main antagonist of the entire series so it'd be a shame to stop yourself at the series' apparent ending when it's so much better afterwards (though I still...

It's more like Boba walked into Mos Espa and picked up ALL the sidequests and now he has to try and please every party and grind every faction. I thought the Tusken stuff was cool because we never learned much about those despite seeing them in several films, I'm liking the Jedi/Sith-less...

I don't think they're done with the Tusken story. I mean, his time with the tribe is, obviously, but when Boba went to talk with the Pykes they said they had dealings with the Nikto bikers and the biker gang is, apparently, behind the destruction of the Tusken camp. It's rather obvious the...

If you don't count someone CGI'ing the dog out of the picture.

I'd argue the lackluster writing is probably related to its huge success, it was a lot more accessible to the plebs than other fantasy series. It got zillions of kids and people who never read anything to suddenly read 500-page books over a few days. They even named a medical condition after it...

At the risk of repeating myself, the Marco Inaros arc almost killed my interest the book series, so I'm not surprised to see it killing interest in the TV show as well, it's slow and boring, packed to the brim with drama mostly about people few viewers like or care about, and takes you away from...

FTFY. I mean it's HBO, they know their audience.

I'm not even convinced he's still trying to get it finished. I think when the ending of the TV series was heavily criticized, he realized even if he somehow did drag his fat ass from the couch watching football to his writing chair, he'd still have a bunch of unhappy readers, since a lot of...

I'm (sadly) almost finished with the Republic Commando book series by Karen Traviss and it's very enjoyable. The first book is what I expected from a series named like that but then it goes into an unexpected direction and gets even better. I highly recommend them.

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Jeff Bezos, probably.

If you're talking about the fight with Kingpin, it looked like he was pulling his punches against her, mostly throwing her or shoving her away, he was even smiling several times because he found it cute/amusing that this girl is trying to hurt him. And then he exploded.

Speaking of dumbass assumptions.

And it was the same in Darksiders too, there were pathways floating in the wind with octogonal tiles and pillars.. and probably in several other games I haven't played. It's not like anything is original in this day and age. I get the complaints about the cast being a bunch of ugly browns and...

Or it could be Link's Awakening. It's not really new but it's good.

Both games are much more challenging when you're attempting ghost runs (no kills, not seen by anyone). It's also fun, but killing people is fun too, so your milage may vary.

The prologue of the first episode of season 6 and the trailers showing a glimpse of a Laconian dreadnaught hint that they intend to somehow go beyond the Inaros arc, otherwise it'd be a really odd decision to include this stuff in an already short season it has no relevance with.

Honestly, even in the books where you could will yourself to imagine Naomi looking like Zoe fuckin Saldana, the books centered around her whiny ass, her psychopath ex and their dumbass son were a huge drag on the franchise as a whole. I'm not sure hot casting woud have helped all that much.

Y'all clearly aren't showrunner material. They're playing the long game, she was cast for a specific scene in season 4 where she has to chomp through her a'dam to break free and seize control of the Seanchan Throne (overthrowing Jussie Smolett as Tuon).

Not to defend garbage writing when it's there, but I'm pretty sure that scene in particular was meant to demonstrate the prejudice people (and especially Nynaeve) have towards Aes Sedai and the White Tower in general. Most folks have no idea how it works or how it's organized other than "them...

Right, I'm just saying these small story points aren't worth 2 books or 2 seasons of the show. It could have been explained in a much shorter way and without dragging us through Naomi's family issues.

Without spoiling it for the people who have yet to read the books, it's safe to say you could remove almost everything that happened in the Inaros arc and still have the same basic story in the final book. The only things that really happened during his arc are the unification of the Belters...

I've not watched this new episode yet, but I have a feeling releasing the last novel around the same time as the new season is going to backfire. I mean, it raises interest, but it also juxtaposes arguably the worst story arc of the franchise (Marco Inaros and Naomi's family shenanigans) with...

I liked it. I was wondering how they'd end the series and the conclusion was satisfying for the most part.