What? I think you are spinning things. What I was saying is that the Americans who didn’t understand why Scarlett Johansson playing Asian Americans were offensive to Asian Americans used the opinions of Japanese people living in Japan as a means to justify that there isn’t anything wrong with the casting even though…

“Keep in mind that Japanese people who are born and raised in Japan, a country that’s around 98 percent Japanese, have a different experience from those who grow up abroad as minorities”

True. One of the characters in part 4 PS4 version is being replaced with a different actor (new voice and face) due to Hiroki Narimiya, the previous actor, retired from acting after cocaine allegations.  https://www.google.com/amp/s/kotaku.com/after-cocaine-allegations-yakuza-4-gets-a-new-voice-ac-1829957917/amp

I remember owning this PC Gamer issue, which was from 1997:

Not true. Duke Nukem Forever was announced and had magazine coverage during the late 90s.

When I first view the ad, I thought it was a follow up to the anti-gay marriage ad about a storm made out of gay marriage is coming:

I have realized my assumption was incorrect after playing and beating the game. The game is localized quite well despite that there are a couple of grammatical issues with the close captioning.

It’s the first Larry game since Box Office Bust where Al Lowe had no involvement with. The new one is also developed by a German company. As such, according to a review I have read where the reviewer played the PAX demo, the jokes in Wet Dreams Don’t Dry weren’t localized well.

I also can’t write for s#!t while laying down to sleep at 2 am.

Before somebody writes “But Doomsaber, it would be impossible for the game to be translated into a digital graphic novel because of the different choices!”, the many choices in telltale games don’t really matter. That said, while I can see having multiple choices in a digital comic form being possible if the digital…

It became a running joke after season 1. I don’t think that line means anything anymore, and I feel it is unnecessary to add even as a joke as it has been done to death.

That is my point. It can be done, which I have pointed out in my comment. I guess I get ppl who needs to explain things I already know regardless of what I say.

Before somebody writes “But Doomsaber, it would be impossible for the game to be translated into a digital graphic novel because of the different choices! “, the many choices in telltale games don’t really matter. That said, while I can see it being possible if the episodes as digital comics that is only accessible…

I feel that the keyword here is “released in some form.” I would think the licensed owners would like the series to be completed, so we would likely see thre remaining episodes another form. That said, I wouldn’t be shocked if Skybound comics partnered with Telltale Games with the releases episode 3 and 4 as digital…

Your educated guess is sound and it is something I believe a lot of others have form since the previous lay-off from TT. As someone who has been following Telltale Games before they were a company (and was working on the Freelance Police game for Lucasarts), it is interesting to see how they had gotten a bit carried…

I think you’re referring to TWD S4 as season 3 came out some time ago.

To be fair, Toei recycles their ideas to garner the attention of new viewers. The average child might watch Power Rangers/Super Sentai in an average of 3 seasons. By the forth season, they move onto something else. This is similar as to way DC comics used to recycle story plots in their Batman and Superman books…

To add to your list:

Disney? Probably

I played it two days ago, but I completely called it quits when [spoilers]Sam and Max[/spoilers] made an appearance. The voice acting was not natural as it felt forced and slow - it reminded me of Tommy Wiseau’s performance from “The Room”. I am sure the actors who did the voice acting are not native speakers. I might…