Microsoft now owns Bethesda, and Doomguy would be at least slightly cooler Master Chief IMO
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Chaos
Kevin? I don't think I saw King Ghidorah in this trailer, must have been a blink and you miss it cameo
Chaos chaos chaos?
Chaos
CHAOS
Chaos.
Elden Ring, a Borderlands spin-off, and of course an appearance by Geoff's best friend Kojima
It’s one thing to host pirated copies of ROMs and such. That will already get you on Publisher’s radars. But, profit off them in any way, and it’s like bleeding in shark infested waters. They’ll stop that nonsense right quick!
It wasn’t announced until well after platform selection had been frozen, as I recall. I was quite peeved to learn that the copies being sent to most backers wouldn’t be complete. The fact that physical PC backers would get all the stretch goal content wasn’t announced until even later (update #87):
“Stop where you are, villains!”
Hashimoto has done a garbage job managing the brand of their flagship series since Sakaguchi was sacked. He should have been fired after FF13. And Kitase is just as inept and unworthy of the position. He too should have been fired after 13. And while we’re at it, get Nomura the fuck out of there too. These people have…
He means it was continually above 70, but was spiking at times to 90.
I’m still honestly surprised that the hype train has steamed on like it has.
Fun fact: when Goku visited Penguin Village in Dragon Ball, they reused Kikuchi’s music from Dr. Slump to add to the authenticity. Because Funimation didn’t replace Dragon Ball’s score like they did with Z and GT, the music was preserved in their 5.1 surround mix. Because of the automated way the Voices, Sound Effects…
“His scores for the DualShock version of Resident Evil Director’s Cut, released in 1998, and Onimusha, released in 2001, were popular among gamers.”
I think he was describing G Gundam.
If they’re gonna do a rock em sock em robots movie with Vin Diesl, then make it a parody where all the worlds issues are solved with rock em sock em robots. Give me 20+ minute games of rock em sock em robots with a 20 second guitar loop playing the entire time
So a sequel to Reel Steel, which was a sequel (prequel?) to Robot Jox.