I’ve seen a few people mention Spider-Man ‘94 half-jokingly and don’t understand why they keep using ‘94.

I’ve had P. Terry’s a few times in Austin as I used to go to SXSW every year. The burgers are OK, nothing memorable. Definitely good value and they stay open late so it hit the spot at midnight on a few days.

“I would do a restaurant if someone else was fronting the money and not expecting me to be there every day,” he says. “I’ll put my name on it and help come up with ideas for the restaurant. I’m not going to be the guy in the kitchen because I don’t have the time or desire.”

I wasn’t a huge fan of this choice when it was first rumored a year or so ago but after seeing Bullet Train, I can totally buy it.

I wasn’t either but am familiar with the history. And yes - the show we know as SNL now was originally called Saturday Night and there was another show on ABC called Saturday Night Live with Howard Cosell that Bill Murray was on before he joined the NBC version. The ABC SNL only lasted a year.

The first one made $434m on a $165m budget while being released a year after the COVID-19 pandemix. The second one has already made nearly $500m on a $195m budget (which was only higher than the first movie due to COVID-19 impacts to production schedule).

I mean he’s not important to the story - he wasn’t on the NBC version of SNL until 1977. 

People do cartwheels to justify assholes when they act like assholes. “He was provoked” is pretty common. I’ve been in plenty of stressful situations as an adult and have never yelled at someone. That’s the sort of thing a child or someone without control over their emotions does. And if you’re an adult in the latter…

It’s not about instant gratification - I just don’t want to watch this guy’s video essay where he spends 1.5 hours making points he could likely make in a much shorter period or summarize in a few concise points. Likely so he can profit off of whatever ads I have to watch along the way on Youtube.

To be very blunt, I hate YouTube videos like this where someone is unable to consolidate their thoughts and makes you listen to a review with a feature length. I’m not a podcast person either for similar reasons. I’m willing to watch 10-15 minute views of people’s opinions on things but anything more and I’d rather…

Yes the first two seasons moved as well.

I’m not going to watch an hour and a half video without even any guidance on what sections to watch to try to understand what points you’re making lol. Guess we’ll leave it as a difference of opinion.

It’s supposed to be a homage to Chrono Trigger - the developers were big fans of the game. They even got the same composer to do the music for the game. That’s why the overworld and battle systems are so similar.

I enjoyed this game a lot and will play the DLC for sure but can’t imagine a couch co-op where your friends only get to control characters in battle would be much fun.

I think you, like many people, aren’t factoring in how much directing factors into acting performances. Given how flat the performances were in the prequels across the board, I’d put more of the blame on Lucas than anyone else. Certainly moreso than a child actor who really deserved zero blame.

There’s a farmer’s market by me that regularly has savory pot pies / hand pies and it’s one of my favorite stands there. The founders are from Australia and have a vegemite, beef, and onion pot pie that’s great.

Yea I also play single player games for the most part. I was into Rocket League and some shooters for a while but make any mistakes and your teammates treat you like trash, even if they’re at a relatively low ranking overall. I may be one of the few people who enjoyed Nintendo’s decision to disable traditional…

I get your point in terms of developers being professionals. But man...whiny gamers are the absolute worst. They make playing games like this not fun for those of us who just want to play for a hour or so casually and have a good time. So all this did was made me a bigger fan of the developers of Helldivers 2.

Well if nothing else, this article reminded me to watch the Henry Sugar short film - completely missed that it came out last year.

This is a tough one. I think I would pick Odyssey. I haven’t replayed it since it first came out because I lent my copy to friends but after replaying all of the 3D All-Star games and playing Mario Wonder in the last year or so, it’s the one that is still on my mind the most.