“Please, honey, I have to support him, even though he called you ugly.”

I was willing to give this a shot because, why else bring back this particular title if not take advantage of the time and hindsight to paint a more accurate portrayal of the politics inherent to the situation?

Has anyone used the fancy PS5 headphones? One of the reasons I want to drop 500 bucks on a PS5 is to drop another 100 on those headphones.

Pretty sure this is meant to be, and going to be, a linear narrative that digs deep into the conflict, how it affected the players involved.

I was just thinking about this game, doing some wiki digging the last week or so. The controversy and cancellation seemed unfair at the time; depending on execution, it could have been a “Spec Ops: The Line”-esque hit, that people still talk about and make YT analysis videos about.

IMO, making a franchise out of a joke 5th ending to a game is borderline illegal. Good thing it worked out.

Sorry you had to deal with a stunted infant instead of a competent adult.

It’s being produced by Lionsgate, not Blumhouse, but makes me wonder if they’re doing a similar deal where actors take a paycut upfront in exchange for a percentage of the box office.

This is such a confusing article. It’s not like he’s talking about 10-dollar bananas. He’s making salient points about the wealth disparity, which is an outlier, as compared to his “pull yourself up by your bootstraps” colleagues.

I was trying to figure out how you imported Luigi’s penis into the gameplay trailer.

Just wanna say, I fucking love Morning Music, in concept and execution. Keep up the great work.

Several friends have described Deadly Premonition as Twin Peaks

I find “by space professionals, for space professionals” way funnier.

This seems like the least of anyone’s worries. They still can’t figure out how not to fuck up their streamers’ VODs, or something. 

When you came back, was the store and the clerk gone, as if it never even existed?

I was hoping for at least one DKC level. I like the ones in DKC3, they’re less Christmas-y and more cloudy, dark and oppressive.

Drew Scanlon, of Giant Bomb and “blinking white guy” fame, solved it. I can’t find the terminology for it, but cameramen on sets move their cameras with the attached sticks, which requires inverted movement. Pull stick up = camera view down. 

>I< lived them, it wasn’t so bad

The thing I find most hilarious is:

I’ve always known that KPOP is out there somewhere, but K/DA legit got me into actually trying Kpop out for myself. A lot of it is not for me, but some of them are great workout tracks.