Cool artworks. Do you mean Jumanji (1995 original) or the recent cringey-looking reboot of it? Judging by the artworks, esp the 2nd one, I’m guessing you mean the original but it would be nice if you would clarify.  

Pretty! I almost thought it was a digital painting at first. Reminds me of something Kuvshinov-Ilya would/has drawn.

Who’s the character in the thumbnail? Just curious cause it (the thumbnail) looks awesome.

O_o This Barbie’s face looks nothing like Alicia Vikander noi. (I mean, at least the Wonder Woman one kind looked like Gal Gadot.) Wish they stuck with the outfit from the game which is better (since the movie “adaption” gets it wrong in numerous ways) but not surprised that went with the movie’s look. I like that she…

Wait, they made an official screenshot character who looks like Booker DeWitt? Way too similar, maybe a bit hotter though.

(sighs) Here we go again with this dumb argument. America has long had a media centered violence, it’s not a recent thing. Like how the early films were gangster, western and war movies (all involving guns.) Besides it’s not the video game that inspires crazy people to be violent, these people are already violent and…

I took an anime class in college. My teacher said they (anime characters) have no ethnical facial features which is what made them easier to port to other countries. Problem solved.

Why are women supposed to like men who dress metrosexual (like mannequin in the thumbnail)? I’m a girl but I never understood the appeal, I always found it more of a turn off. Preferred guys who dress normal, regular (not skinny) jeans and a not stupidly low-cut and/or tight tee shirt, more down to earth.

A realistic fantasy game... except where pre-marital sex is common, acceptable and no big deal, and prostitutes are super sexy ladies (that have the even more uncommon trait of most people in the Middle Ages by) having all their clean white teeth cause... fan service. XD Always one of the biggest realism gaps I found…

I don’t get why people dislike her big eyes for this movie. I kind of like the fact they gave her big expressive eyes similar to a manga character.

No gameplay and yet I can safely say it’s probably better than the terrible-looking movie. Such wasted potential, seriously, why to movie studios spent tons of money to acquire the rights to turn great games into films and then use nothing from the games except the title for the actual movie? It really annoys me.

Thank You! I showed up 10 minutes late to watching the Superbowl and was pissed that I had already missed this trailer. You guys have it uploaded/linked to before IMDB and Youtube’s AdBlitz. That’s impressive.

Cool statue but something about the smile is off. 

Isn’t that done intentionally though? Cause it makes you have to buy multiple packs of currency (aka overspend) to get the one thing you do want, and they hope you’ll buy more with the leftover money and eventually become a regular buyer. Anyway, it happens way too often in online gaming marketplaces to be a just a…

This skin is awesome! Now all I want is a nerd-girl d.va skin. Like a more casual outfit she would wear while chilling and playing video games in her spare time. Maybe something like she gets big glasses, a baggy geeky sweater and skinny jeans while her mech gets styled out with neon lights and a lot of labels like a…

Pretty concept art, but it reminds me of something I’ve always thought about these games. I seriously don’t get why they had to change Yuna’s outfit for FFX-2. Her outfit in the 1st game was classy and unique so why change it to a more generic version?

So, judging from the photos, they look better made (quality wise since noi Nintendo’s amiibo always look plastic/cheaply made imo) than amiibo and they’re a cheaper price? Cool! I’d definitely get one if they had one for Aloy (from Horizon Zero Dawn.)

Wow, the similarity is amazing! She did a great cosplay!

Yes, it’s partially the insane brand loyalty some have to Kojima’s name but it’s really a combination of a lot of factors.

So, it’s a mediocre game that’s fun in small doses but also requires permanent internet connection even for single-player and features micro-transactions (likely similar to the Phantom Pain multiplayer’s reviled Mother Base insurance of paying real money to temporarily protect your base from other online players)?…