I said Hard Corps Xbox 360 game as it was also released for the PS3 - I said Hard Corps 2 because I couldn’t remember the actual name at the time.  Hard Corps 2/Hard Corps Xbox360 game title is actually “Hard Corps: Uprising.”

Capcom? Unless Boll was sitting on a bunch of unused Capcom licenses for film adaptations that I was unaware of, the guy has never made a Capcom videogame movie.

Thank you for the clarification, sir. I can also imagine it being somewhat difficult to play Contra 4 on a tv screen considering that the game utilize both screens. While the VC had DS on the WiiU, it felt awkward playing DS games with the dual screens side-by-side or with small screens stacked up on another another.

Athough I am a bit disappointed not to see any Contra games added to the collection beyond Hard Corps, it is understandable since I would imagine M2 or whoever, would have to make commercial emulators of the PS1 (if you lile the crappy Contra titles), PS2(Shattered Soldier and Neo), PS3 (Hard Corps 2), GBA (Contra 3…

I might be wrong, but I assumed that the walking animation was an homage to Ein when he experienced srooms in Cowboy Bebop:

That is strange (pun not intended) as I do not recall of an option to go back when you are with Cassidy. My Sean received some ACTION, though he regretted it for being fast.

“Smashing Punks in (smashing pumpkins...get it? *crickets chirping*) With my Fists Feels Great in Streets of Rage 4". Fixed the heading by adding a lame pun for you. :P

As for the Contra bundle, I predict that Operation C, Contra Rebirth, Contra Hard Corps, and Contra Force despite technically not a C game.

As others have said, the DS games are unlikely. Since the Super Nintendo version of Dracula X and Castlevania Chronicles were ported prior, I can see those being in the bundle.

Your prediction list makes sense considering how Rondo and SOTN are pointed to death. On the other hand, Rondo and SOTN had a bundle release on the ps4. I also like your suggestion of a Rebirth game since that seems logical especially with a Contra bundle coming out as well. As such, I am guessing Castlevania…

I haven’t read the Kotaku Sunday Comics section for awhile, so I was a bit confused when seeing the female character at the bottom of the panel. I looked at the back issues and realized that there something big happened in the strips a few years ago. I think that was amazing.

I did this a decade ago when I was in my mid 20s’, and when people who were looking from the outside in reacted to it, I was referred to as a “girl” to being “gay.” I can understand why the latter was being used since I treated the situation as a break up - despite that these knew these fellas since 5th grade, I…

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.