Creators of the show. No one -- including Emma -- is implying otherwise, and you are smart enough to know that. 

“Coincidentally, that’s when the quality started dropping.”

The price is horrible actually, because it isnt standalone, for that thing to work it requires a ps5, so all in a person will spend $1050.00 to play wired VR, and deal with the hassles that entails.

The price is actually pretty damned good given the hardware in the headset. The problem is they made it a PS5 exclusive accessory when it REALLY should’ve been considered a separate platform of sorts and released for the PS5, PC, and phones. They could still have PS5 exclusives, but they really needed (need?) the VR…

Step 1: Release VR headset at an exorbitant asking price.

Like on Animaniacs when the pompous pianist says "I will not perform this concerto as Shubert wrote it, but as he intended to write it!" only this isn't expertly timed trenchant comedy.

It works. Through Chani’s eyes, we see Paul for who he truly is: a man as power-hungry as the rest of them.

The film was originally budgeted to have a full-time armorer, but to save money the producers combined that job with a prop assistant role. My understanding is that the new budget called for whoever they hired to be paid the hourly rate for an armorer half the time (not sure if week or day) and the prop assistant rate…

Love everything about this. I hope this sells incredibly well. Seems like so much love was put into it. And if it does well maybe we’ll get ports of Dark Forces II: Jedi Knight and it’s expansion, Mysteries of the Sith.

I’m reminded of how Michael Eisner basically saved Disney by producing one or two expensive tentpole films per year surrounded by a bunch of low-budget, good-but-not-outstanding movies. Basically the entirety of Touchstone kept the company solvent. The fucking Ernest films prevented a hostile takeover of Disney. And…

I think they could’ve continue making movies, but a lot got derailed with Chadwick Boseman’s death. After endgame, the MCU lost its 2 biggest stars and characters. Sure, Hemsworth got charisma, but the core of the plot in the MCU in the Infinity Saga hanged on Iron Man and Captain America’s stories.

he is though. I mean he was brought back multiple times like loki. I’d say recast. wouldnt be the first time. I mean, both Edward Norton and Terrance Howard

They can pivot if they want, if they think this story angle isn’t going to work out how they hoped. But Quantumania didn’t do poorly because of Kang; you’d have to go to the movie to even realize he was a factor. It did poorly because it’s not that interesting of a movie that was also not advertised very well. I don’t…

Just recast Kang. We’ve already seen that he can take many forms as seen in the Council of Kangs scene.

Man, my PS5 still feels like a newish addition to my console collection. I have no desire for an upgrade. It doesn't even feel like games are pushing it to its limits yet.

It’s a manifold issue. A long-lasting high concurrency of users indicates sustained, ongoing interest in the game. That means there’s substantial audience and market for continued development and support. That in turn means a higher likelihood of more DLC and expansions, etc. But Starfield isn’t showing that.…

“I Just Finished Watching The Sixth Sense And I'm Convinced Bruce Willis' Character Is Dead"

What’s wild is that if they had just put out a 15-20 hour game, I would give them my money and enjoy the hell out of it, but because they’re trying to do this live service nonsense, I’ll do what I did for Avengers, which is wait for it to drop to $20, play through the campaign and they’ll have wasted a hundred million…

You either die a hero or live long enough to make DC's version of Marvel's Avengers.

RE4'd.
I don’t personally think it would fit the mood to amp up the combat, but if it’s fun, then I’ll probably get over it.
However, this is even further out of Blooper’s wheelhouse than ‘depressing adventure game’ so I have additional concerns.
 I really want it to be good. it’s my favourite game T_T