Yes and Willrow Hood has an entire back story just because he runs through the background with what looks like an ice cream maker. And many were upset when Admiral Ackbar died, when at least in the movies he really was a minor character (less screen time than Boba Fett).

The story of the Star Wars sound is pretty interesting. I saw a really old documentary about it once. The people literally just went around everywhere recording anything and everything they could then tweaked it to fit their needs. There is one picture in the linked story without definition. They are standing next to…

Whoever’s idea it was to have Fett jingle when he walked, like he was wearing spurs, that person wins all the stuff.

1) Sony legal is not Naughty Dog.

2) Nothing you posted justifies death threats to creators or actors, does it? 

Just barely.

This isn’t even his final form!

Theoretically, he has enough phones to affect traffic patterns to make this slightly less dangerous for himself.

It's like watching Goku go through the stages to get to ssj3

Jim Spanfeller is a Herb. This much is evident. In his rush to stripmine as much short-term profit from the survivors of his last culling, Spanfeller has signed the death warrant of all.

Yep. Then they have the nerve to ask you to whitelist them when you get an ad blocker.

I posted a comment about this on Gizmodo but it looks like they shadow banned it. It had 6 recommendations so far but it doesn’t show up (even in pending) unless I go through my notifications.

So the new can't-scroll-past-it autoplay video thing isn't just me? I genuinely thought it was some bug in my browser. Kotaku sure loves making it as annoying as possible to enjoy their website.

Initial quality looks for problems you identify very early in ownership (90 days). Dodge owners are not arriving at the dealer with a checklist of things to review. If you buy a Tesla, it’s very likely that you’ll have one of the plethora of checklists to review every tiny detail of the vehicle inside and out before…

A big part of the problem is that game prices HAVEN’T gone up over time, so I doubt they will go down. Adjusting for inflation games are way cheaper now than they were on the NES, have many more hours of “content” (whether it is good content or not is subjective), and take many more man-hours to make.

The amount of ads in this article (and in general) is asinine. At least, on mobile anyways. Here I am, on my phone, wanting to read this article, and you AUTO-PLAY a video of you guys playing The Last of Us Part 2 and this video gets STICKIED to the top of my phone's browser. So, despite me scrolling, the video stays…

According to survey, it’s owners of Teslas that hate Tesla

Yeah, I almost did, but this is a survey of the first 90 days and how happy they are with the purchase. I imagine Dodge owners are pretty happy about it while Land Rover owners are already in the shop for something in the first 90 days.

Similarly you’d really think Nissan would be #1. All problems should be resolved after a model has been on the market for 20 years.

Maybe Chrysler being a “luxury” brand, their customers report more of the defects a Dodge owner would just gloss over? That would also explain the general trend of luxury brands being rated worse.

To be fair to dodge how many problems can their 2 cars have after 13+ years in production?  I figure those should be worked out by now