But ... it plays in the future and all features are 1 to 1 recreations of their real life bodies.

“Speed Racer” is a goddamned masterpiece and I will fight anyone who says otherwise.

Didn’t Kayaba force all the SAO players’ avatars to look like their real-life selves when he trapped them all inside the game?

I cannot get behind this film at all.

it’s very hard for a movie adaptation of something to actually capture what made the source material special.

Nice to see that trailers nowadays still manage to spoil the entire movie in 2 minutes.

Yeah, this is my take away from it as well. The visual treatment was really sucking me in, but by the end of the trailer, the cumulative shitty story teases left me kind of disgusted.

I’m hating the direction they are taking the story, Motoko’s supposed to be a total bad ass with agency, her being manipulated goes totally against that.

You can’t change how you physically look. I just dislike that he didn’t do his hands... it really clashes against the face. Otherwise it’s awesome.

It’s puzzling why they didn’t given For Honor really needs a gamepad to work well, and PS4Pro will likely yield better performance skewing frame-rate balance.

It was swamped with no content IMO. Mediocre choice of characters, nothing new added to it, it got boring really quick.

I’m the knuckle-dragger, and yet you assume that someone who benefits financially from association with a corporation--a corporation whose profits depend upon the continued business (and therefore the good will) of a wide (and likely diverse) consumer base--should be free from pecuniary measures because he has repeated…

Let’s clarify something here real quick for the folks crying “but mah Free Speech!”

The First Amendment only indemnifies you from government retribution for speech that does not cross into criminal territory (inciting a riot, shouting “fire” in a crowded theater, etc). In other words, you can say, “Government…

All I got from this is that the smash community is a bunch a whiny bitches. Like the worst kind too

Man, Infinite Warfare was amazing. It combined the best aspects of the Battlestar Galactica remake (read as: none of the mysticism crap) and had a supporting cast and crew aboard the ship that I actually cared about for once and really took the time to make them human. I cared more about Air Boss Gibson than I ever…

Yet I am a fan, and it resonated with me

Predator mode is like a better version of Evolve, which is really sad for Evolve.

Eh? Maybe I’m stupid, but reading this article, it just makes the devs sound like they changed it “just because” without really thinking about it enough.

“We would rather you summon someone who has completed the mission and quite possibly the game who can kill the boss in 20 seconds, instead of both of you playing it for the first time because two people going in blind is too easy”

I don’t understand. Facing the challenges for the first time with a friend would make the game too easy, but allowing co-op only with people who already know the level won’t? That makes no sense. To go with his answer both players would need to finish the level before co-op. Only replaying allowed.