Isn’t there so few footage of gameplay from that game at the moment that pretty much all footage we see is going to be new footage?

The only reason I could figure out that it was from the second game is that the HUD was different. Had it not been on IMAX I’m not sure I could tell the difference.

The greatest thing about the pilot, and the writers for that matter, is that you can see the shadow of Nibbler under the desk that wouldn’t pay off for a few years. 

While it’s the best cinematic Optimus Prime to date, his torso proportions seem way off in comparison to his legs.

I’m more of a shag haircut w/headband and handlebar mustache type of Cal.

How they pulled this off and pulled it off in such a spectacular manor is damn near a cinematic miracle.

If refusing to eat Chick-Fil-A is morally the right thing to do then I’ve been doing it since I first visited Atlanta in the 90s.  I don’t consider myself a hero, but if you want to call me that I won’t argue.

Mark Eaton is a beast in that game.

there* One too many there/their in one sentence for me to get it right

Too bad the demo did nothing to highlight what actually makes this game great since it only focused on the one thing that seems to be unanimously disliked.

I hate that choosing not to eat or choosing to eat at Chick-Fil-A is some sort of political statement.  Can’t we all just refuse to eat their because of the their mediocre chicken product?

Exactly. This weekend I was helping my mom move and as I was cleaning out her house I found some old unopened Kenner Superpowers Flash and Penguin figures from the 80s, A unopened Muldoon from Jurassic Park figure and and 90s mini Voltron. Could I have sold them all on eBay, sure. But that would have taken a few weeks…

Temple of Doom being as graphic as it was is the reason the PG-13 rating was invented. 

Filet-O-Sebastian.

People just look at listing and don’t look at completed sales. What something is listed for doesn’t mean dick if it doesn’t sell. Plus, let us not forget eBay fees and shipping costs. Hell even Kotaku ran a slide show about the price of collectable videos games that was way off. You guys talked all about how some…

What part of the the entire game isn’t on the disc don’t you understand? The disc just allows you access to the digital download of the complete game. See also Hogwarts Legacy and COD MW2.

Same on my iPhone.  Just downloaded Max, opened it and I was good to go.

They’ve been patching games, digital or physical, since the ps3/360 era.  Which is going on 20 years.  It is already the industry standard.  Plus back in the “good old days” of carts and CD based games.  If there was a game breaking bug you were shit out of luck.

Since the XBox 360 era I have had maybe two consoles (My Switch Lite and my XBox One S) that I haven’t had to replace at some point.  Eventually there will come a time when I won’t be able to replace the much older systems and will be stuck with a pile of discs that are fun to look at but won’t do me much good.

Even then it’s hit or miss if they actually change their opinion on the subject.