I tried playing the PC port and it felt very unwieldy.

Interesting. Hopefully someone can figure out if they finally put that skeletal dino boss that they made a figure of but wasn’t in the first game.

Yeah, none of the home ports of Primal Rage were very good. Apparently the original arcade version of Primal Rage was also a nightmare to emulate because of some copy protection thing.

This seems to be a running theme with Edwards? Lots of alternate/deleted scenes that never get an official release. Granted, for Godzilla 2014, it was with a promise of an extended cut that got the plug pulled on it, with the bonus of none of that talked about additional footage ending up on any home video version or…

Is Adult Swim’s video site region locked? They just put up all four seasons with no login required.

That’s what happened in that? I actually owned that trade paperback as a kid and to this day just thought it was a standard “agent on the outs” story ala half the Mission Impossible movies.

Sounds like someone’s been paying attention to how popular Smite’s Arcade Pit has been getting on Twitch.

When I was younger, I had several Spider-Man toys that could do that. There was even an 18" (I think) one that I sat on my shelf posed like he was the only thing keeping my DVDs from falling off the shelf. (and flipping the bird when my parents weren’t around.)

So Revoltech has finally gotten around to making the same amount or articulation I had on several Spider-Man figures I had around the time of the ‘90's animated series and (especially) the giant figure from Spider-Man 2? Nice to know.

Hey, it somehow worked out for Tony and the first Iron Man film. Maybe that’s their strategy.

As a Moon Knight fan and someone with D.I.D. (the way it was presented was ableist bull), his Moon Knight run was a dumpster fire. (Doug Moench, Charlie Huston and Warren Ellis/Brian Wood/Cullen Bunn are my favorite Moon Knight writers.) I was so happy that the first issue Ellis wrote was basically “Nah, that was all…

They’re not that different honestly.

“Can You Dig It?” is so good.

Another reason that Iron Man 3 is one of my favorite Marvel movies. Brian Tyler’s score is very memorable, especially the main theme.

Metal Gear Rising is my pick. It greatly elevates the game (I love the boss themes being from their perspective) but I had listened to the soundtrack hundreds of times before I had even played the game.

That first song reminds me a lot of Firewind’s “Ready to Strike”, which is a very good thing.

My favorite will always be Gay T-Rex Law Firm: Executive Boner.

It looks like several “death flower” head monsters from a couple other things. It even reminded me of one on Adventure Time. The creators said they were inspired by Alien for design but if they’re pulling from that universe, it reminds me more of the Deacon from the end of Prometheus.

Exactly. Whatever happened to just agreeing to disagree? If I’m not interested in something or I don’t like something, I don’t put stake in whether or not it’s a hit or people like it or if they’re talking about it (which seriously, it’s been blowing up all over the place, there was an article on almost every site I…

The biggest film reference for Silent Hill’s Other World (including straight from interviews the creators of the games) is Jacob’s Ladder.