The engine looks like it’s been lifted from 3DX/The Klub.

Yeah, a lot of the time I read stuff in the gaming sphere wrt to interviews and I’m just like......of course they’re going to give you a non-answer, my dude. If they don’t, they’re going to get fired.

I think the artist is going through some rough times right now, tbh.

Thank you for the laugh.

man you know it’s bad when even white people are getting fucked up by police

It’s a terrible meme people like to lobby about for fake woke points online

She has, and always will be, someone that thrives on drama and attention. Gaiman is no saint, either—he gives off the snarky vibes he does for a reason—but he’s also never ever ever been one for the limelight or putting his life on show in the same ways that Palmer built a career out of.

I’m so glad he’s living his best life.

The sting videos are like 1/10th of what he and his team do, and once he moved to Animal Planet he officially announced he’s done with those kinds of videos—it’s been almost a year since and most of his content/stuff he’s done is more about informing the general public about animals.

...There’s like an entire field of science that revolves around indexing pain and how stings and bites affect human beings. I know this is going to sound out there, but legitimately the best interview that goes into his process and passion for what he and his does is when he goes on Hot Ones.

You realize he does....other kinds of videos, right? 

VR sucks. Have yet to play a game that wouldn’t be improved by not being VR.

The money made by those movies, first, goes back into the film arm of these companies. There’s levels and degrees of separation—you don’t just pull a cool million from Wonder Woman to fund the next big comic book event starring her; that money goes right back into building the film franchise/advertising costs/etc.

The reason the audience for comics—and I’d hazard, really, that this only applies to the Big Two—has lessened is because comics as a hobby is more impenetrable to new readers now more than ever. Every few months we get another twenty-title spawning shake-up event that, along with prohibitively costly price of single…

I do get that feeling, don’t worry. Superman is kind of the ur-example of a Western Superhero, but we’re pretty evenly-matched with Japan in terms of where the idea “originated”. And there are pretty huge thematic differences, to be sure.

Saitama needs to be played by a no-name actor who can pull off deadpan comedy, being super oblivious on purpose and not, while also being able to be incredibly serious all in the same scene. Any established names, or actors older than their early 30s, just ruins the entire premise of who the character is. The dude…

The concept of superheroes has been around since the Epic of Gilgamesh, and was codified in various other cultures way before they became popular in the US.

Alita was very enjoyable.

The story of FF:T becomes astronomically better when you play the War of Lions upgrade on PSP. (You can also play Vagrant Story as a sort of “coda” to FF:T, as it chronologically would take place after FF:T and deals with many of the same themes on a more personal level.)