Lots of detailed replies and opinions here. Thanks for the tips, all!

Lots of detailed replies and opinions here. Thanks for the tips, all!

Huh! Most interesting.

I’ve never played any of the Final Fantasy games, but I know it’s this legendary series and I’ve been wanting for years to check it out. It seems a little daunting now, though. Should I try going to the beginning? Can I do that easily? What to do...

I don’t have it yet (I only just finally got a PS4 about four months ago - lots of catching up to do), but I’ve been playing the original Battlefront (well, not the original original; you know what I mean - argh, why couldn’t they have called these Battlefront III & IV, or something?), and I feel mostly the same…

Same here. I only just finally got my PS4 a few months ago, and I could use a forum for PS folks, but I guess I came to the party too late...

I’m still waiting to play the first one! Has it really been that long?!

FWIW...

FWIW, Collider’s reviewer is much more positive, with a few things that seem to directly contradict this (re: the job system, or building upon the lore and showing more of the world beyond just what the series and film show). He admits to a biasing Dark Crystal fandom (as do I), but he both describes the game and what…

It’s one of my own holy grails of Star Wars collecting.

My understanding is that Empire was offered mostly not as its own cabinet, but as a logic board and marquee swap to convert existing Star Wars cabinets, but since the first game already did so well for so long, lots of arcade operators just didn’t see a need to pay for the conversion, and that’s why Empire was (and…

Speaking of Pixar sequels, do you realize you have Ralph Breaks the Internet posted as one? It isn’t a Pixar movie.

I have to assume they’ll show everything in its proper aspect ratio, just like whenever I watch any of the older (pre-Enterprise) Star Trek shows on Netflix.

Heck, I’m still not done with games from 20 or 30 years ago or more. I haven’t even touched lots of games other folks here moved on from a long time ago (in part because I haven’t kept up with later hardware releases - I’m still planning on getting a PS4, as I have been for years, but somehow haven’t gotten around to…

I also wrote George Lucas in 1994, and I also got a reply from someone at Lucasfilm! My correspondence was a bit different - I sent him a birthday card for his big 5-0 that year (but also noting how much I’d enjoyed all his movies, not just the Star Wars ones but everything else, and how I was looking forward to…

I’d love it if it were just Kermit hosting a talk show, like a whole series as a spiritual successor to that one time Kermit guest-hosted The Tonight Show back in the ‘70s when Johnny Carson was on vacation.

The thing I don’t get is why the shows on the Disney season sets are incomplete. Of course music rights issues have forced all sorts of shows to be cut up and altered and whatnot, but... the thing is, prior to the Disney season sets, Time-Life had some single-disc releases (with I think three episodes per disc), and…

Why would it not be? Were all copies of Candy Crush on all devices everywhere supposed to magically self-destruct five years ago or something?

Towards the end, I still liked Lorelai, but Rory became terrible.

Okay, but even so, isn’t TRON Legacy a sequel to TRON? And should they therefore not complement one another, rather than be in competition? Isn’t the second movie meant to appeal to people who like the first?