What the hell does technical mastery even mean here?  Has the 3D improved dramatically?  If so, how?

If I recall correctly, Chris Rock didn’t accept his apology, he said, and I quote, “Fuck your hostage video.”

I agree, but I’m going to keep an eye on reviews.  Unless 3d is so good I can eat the food they’re eating, I probably won’t care to see it in the theater.

My understanding is that every Hero’s Midnight Suns costume comes with a unique passive perk (as opposed to every one of Hunter’s new duds).

It also helps that Vultan’s Theme from Flash Gordon was turned into the main theme of the 1981 video game Vanguard.

Oh, he can weigh in.  But he can still be wrong.

I think you misunderstand most people.  We love Cameron, his 80's and 90's films are iconic and amazing.  But the super technical Cameron that redefined 3D forgot all of the lessons he used in making those early films, and has doubled down on this new James Cameron.

And even then, the 3D tech was cool, but passing.

We’re talking about it because a sequel is coming out.  If a sequel wasn’t coming out, nobody would be talking about it.

Well, if nothing else, I’m curious to see what 14 years of waiting will bring us for technological advancement. If it just ends up being advances in underwater green screen, well, peace out.

Let’s start with “Is Emily the Criminal undeniably great?”

I can’t tell if this is sarcasm, but if it isn’t, you’re mixing Gallagher up with Jeff Dunham.

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I read the details once, but there were incentives.  I’m poorly paraphrasing, but part of it had to do with where your own comments (with a proper blue check account) appear on someone else’s feed.  So at least with this “perk”, people paying were effectively getting a Disney Lightning Pass.

It’s worth looking into the history of these companies before giving Elon the props.  Tesla almost withered on the vine twice under Elon’s watch.

If you ever get a chance, do it. I played RE7 on the console first, but even going into VR knowing what was coming, once your field of vision depends in part on where you’re facing and peeking around corners means literally peeking around corners, it’s legitimately terrifying when you see something.

Depends on what you like. I looked through what the PSVR had to offer and found a lot of games I really loved. Some probably available on other VR systems. Playing Resident Evil 7 on PSVR made the entire game a heartstopper.  And playing Star Wars: Squadrons with a split flight stick and VR was incredible.

When said individual is making statements that could impact sales, then yes, receipts are appropriate.

She had to sign an NDA before negotiations.  Being offered $4k for a few lines of dialogue is a generous gift, they could have offered her nothing after their initial negotiations went nowhere.

Fallout is a huge IP.  Call of Duty is a huge IP.  Bayonetta is not a huge IP.