Oh come now, they didn’t “lose.” A Trump appointed judge dismissed the case, which Disney would have anticipated and which they will have a response for, and the case will continue. A case being dismissed due to a lack of standing means that it wasn’t even considered on its merits, so Disney in no way “lost.” The…

No, as of Season 5 operations are effectively permanent mini battlepasses.

Released in February 2023, Hogwarts Legacy wasn’t a hit with critics and ended up not winning many major awards.

“I come before you today with an indie game! Perhaps the greatest indie game of all... nah, this indie game isn’t for you. It’s more of an itch.io kinda indie game!”

that’s not true there’s also some ancillary covid filler.

This review barely has any focus on the differences between game versions, which is kind of a waste since we can just read the general reviews from four years ago.

i am genuinely excited for ‘Suicide Squad Kill The Justice League: All Cutscenes 4K’ on youtube.

I’m sure it will all go swimmingly.

Man, Final Fantasy XIV really is the only thing keeping that company in the black, isnt it?

It’s brilliant in theory. In practice, they use the cheapest switches available for the bumpers, and that combined with the awkward angle pressure gets applied if you actually use the controller this way makes the failure rate on the bumpers absurd. I’ve owned a dozen Xbox controllers over the years, and 85% of those…

Eh...maybe.

I love Kojima as a game director and his penchant for making film-adjacent game experiences. Having said that, I absolutely don’t trust him to write and direct something that has to fit a feature film runtime.

Unless this is written and directed by someone else, I don’t actually expect this to come out. Kojima is an absolutely terrible writer and shows no aptitude for cinema. The reason his games are great is that he has a wonderful imagination and has a very clever feel for gameplay. His pacing and his dialogue, however,…

Phil has talked about how much he was looking forward to playing God of War Ragnarok and that he thought TLoU2 was great, so I don’t know... It seems like he plays a lot of games so it would be cool to see a complete picture.

I believe all of his kids are in college now, and his wife has her own job that is hours-intensive, so I don’t think it’s necessarily that far off at this point.  As someone without kids and an SO with her own career, I have a pretty good amount of time for gaming.

I would love to know how Spencer actually finds the time, between a demanding C-suite gig, family, friends, and household chores.

I know - my immediate assumption was the same, but apparently the guy does have a reputation. As a lower lvl executive with three kids, I can’t imagine finding even 10hrs per week (500/yr), but more power to Phil if he’s found a way to live the dream.

Well for the first couple games, the legendary Pokemon were just one-of-a-kind and ultra powerful beings. The dabbled with that a bit with Mew being the first Pokemon (think Adam and Eevee) and Celebi traveling through time, but for the most part, the legendary birds, legendary beasts, and Mewtwo were just massively…

I liked how it was in the first gen (yes, roast me) - the starters were the featured Pokemon and not the legendaries, so Mewtwo, Articuno, Zapdos, and Moltres got to feel like they naturally existed in the world rather than the world existing around them. It felt like a neat treat and a surprise when you stumbled…

So... who decided on the B+ grade?