Good? Probably not, but regardless of any form of objective quality, movies like The Rock and Bad Boys were a blast to watch.

Our household got a lot of mileage out of the Lynx. Our dad made a custom adapter so we didn’t have to buy or switch batteries all the time, which probably helped a lot.

It depends on your weapons, I guess. My weapons annihilated his health bars so it was easy for me.

There’s also the Vita, you don’t really want people wondering if V stands for Vita whenever you say PSV.

Far from it, experience scales based on your level so if you’re underleveled you get way more exp from battles, and if you’re at the proper level or overleveled you get practically no exp anymore.

It’s Blizzard’s M.O., they always have a patch ready for when another MMO(or expansion) launches.

Pre-orders were able to play since Friday, making that practically the release date (digitally, anyway), even if tomorrow’s the official one.

Not even a nod to Valkyrie Profile, Fahey? Dangit :p

I don’t think the game looks terrible, but the trailer made it look pretty meh, with a look and feel as if it came straight out of 2006 (not graphics-wise, but in its combat and movement).

Nope, Dawn of Mana was called Seiken Densetsu 4 in Japan. Legend of Mana was just “Seiken Densetsu: Legend of Mana”

Amusingly, the future in which Wolverine wakes up is neither the original timeline or the one where Apocalypse and Dark Phoenix happen. Because Jean is alive and well.

I’m sure most people are attacking you for having a different opinion than them, but I’m with you on this one. Unless they change/remove the weapon and durability system and make the world/dungeons more interesting, I’ll skip this.

Depends if the Destiny 2 includes any DLC. Blizzard has literally given Destiny 2's base version away for free already, so that’s definitely not worth $55.

Except when they’re desperate to please Metroid fans and show a Metroid Prime 4 logo

Right? This movie was always going to be primarily about the original Avengers (with the help of a few later characters) fixing things, it was their big finale (sort of, some will return) to pave the road for the next generation being the focus in phase 4.

I’m sure most people disagree, but I agree with you. In my opinion it’s the worst Bioshock game.

Seems odd to have a “spoiler warning” halfway through the article when the header image is the final fight.

Check the chief’s table in the orphanage and the last page of his taxidermy log (which you find in his office in the station)

Really depends what one considers when judging what’s “hard”. Those old games were hard to complete, yeah, but that’s because you had like 3 chances at a level and if you died those 3 times, it’s game over and back to the very beginning. If you could just start at the same level or even a checkpoint, how hard would we…

He did say it could be both before or after Endgame. I think the implication with the “limited shelf life if it’s set before Infinity War” is that the start of Infinity War would simply be a natural end point for the show, rather than having it get there, skip the two movies, then resume.