God, I hope and pray that the multi-verse trend would just die already. It can be done in smart ways here and there, like in Everything Everywhere All At Once, but otherwise it’s a trope that has been beaten to hell and shoehorned into so many franchises that don’t need it and/or it doesn’t make sense for in the…

Just given his sense of humor... I think I can give him the benefit of the doubt that that was pretty tongue in cheek?

Lol this would be the most Ubisoft thing to do. Put me in the “accidentally leaked” camp.

People incapable of character growth hate character growth. 

If you’re coming out with a live-service game at this point you’re basically showing up for the California Gold Rush in 1855. You just sold everything you had and moved across the country for nothing.

It’s starting to feel like live service game monetization is becoming something of a self-fulfilling prophecy. Trying to build a game around a live service design ends up taking so much more time and development resources that they literally need the live service tail to even turn a profit. But they could’ve released…

They should have attempted to confuse the prestige movie audience by calling it Marvels of the Flower Moon

It’s not a mystery. It’s a sequel to a movie that is nobody’s favortie, featuring three characters that are nobody’s favorites, with the implict need to have watched two TV series which even the biggest Marvel fans are getting burned out on. The first Captain Marvel movie was a much easier sell since it was an origin…

Wrong keywords for international returns. History shows that it should have been called Marvel Studios Presents: Marvel’s Ranger Solo, The First Avenger.

I think calling it The Marvels is probably hurting it at the box office. They should’ve called it Star Wars: The Rise of the Marvels or Avatar: The Way of the Marvels instead.

Whoa, whoa, whoa - hold up!

That’s ridiculous, there is no Halo 5, that’s a myth

It doesn’t sound like their idea is really “Bond”, at least not film Bond that most people are familiar with. He’s rarely the “slip in and out unnoticed” type of spy and is usually much closer to a gunslinger. At best he sneaks for 5-10 minutes and then fights his way out and more often than not he straight up…

I’m not sure if it would be great for ME to turn Shepherd in some kind of larger than life Master Chief figure that gets out of hand and ridiculous.

So... how exactly does exclusivity benefit consumers? Nobody’s complaining about having more choices. They’re complaining about having fewer choices as a result of arbitrary exclusivity deals. For example, being able to buy and play Dead Island 2 on Steam, GOG, the MS Store and EGS would have been great. Customers…

100% endorse. Remedy doesn’t feel like they should exist, and the fact that they do and keep getting to make weirder and braver stuff makes me endlessly happy.

Yeah but it originally wasn’t going to be. In fact the weakest parts of that game are the movie tie-in parts.

There was that pretty good Wolverine game during the 360 era that was tied to the horrible movie.

Yeah it’s very weird. When would they ever have to be alone together and why would making sure they were never alone together be costly?

I’m a big fan of Sophia’s balance as a storyteller, so I’m planning to see this. I know this is a stretch, but from what I’ve seen trailerwise and heard her discuss about this project, I feel like she told the story this way out of an identification with Priscilla’s basic situation: thrown into this out-of-control…