It’s one thing when a $60 game offers microtransactions for cosmetics.

“Testing” is the excuse they always use whenever a developer implements a change that the user base as a whole disagrees with. Like Zynga’s Fast & the Furious DLC that randomly cost anywhere from a couple bucks to an obscene amount.

If it were a straight reproduction of the earlier scenes, like Disney’s done with some of their earlier animation, then yeah, I’d say there was some merit to the claims of plagiarism. Since it’s just similar shots and angles, I’m inclined to say it’s at best an homage and at worst just another example of animation…

And launching that Satellite Orbital Laser

Nah, then they’ll just make a free accessory back brace with a bar attached designed to keep the cables away from your neck and flash prompts on the screen reminding you to use it every time you try to use the “headset”.

I imagine the only thing she’s going to accomplish is making sure that no one ever hires her to work on their projects again.

I’m hoping that it’s Atari’s answer to the NES Classic. I’m also hoping that they don’t pull a Nintendo and only make a dozen of the things.

Any chance we can get an actual indication of what part of the article was updated next time?

Today, I learned two things:

Not shown: the 300+ attempts they made before they managed to pull it off.

So, Viscera Cleanup Detail meets Party Hard? Sounds like fun.

Is it supposed to look like they just threw Pikachu in a blender?

Seeing that the point of the movie is Peter growing out from under Iron Man’s shadow and proving himself as a hero, wouldn’t Tony Stark have to influence the plot?

I was a bit confused too until I clicked on the link. I’ll admit that it would have been less confusing if they’d have actually said to follow the link for the updated article, or just managed to bump the original article back to the top of the page, but I’d hardly call this the worst thing Kotaku/Gawker/whatever has…

Unless they start selling Shark Cards for single player, I wouldn’t dare to dream about any single player DLC.

Having not logged much of any time in either game, there still seems to be a big difference between the two games. Overwatch is a lot more involved as far as gameplay is concerned. It even has it’s own e-sport events. Pokemon Go is a lot more casual with no direct competition between players. Plus, PC/console games…

Considering the cheapest one will set you back over a million dollars, I hope Rockstar has more planned in the future for bunkers.

It does have a Media Molecule feel to it. I was reminded of Little Big Planet, with a touch of Tearaway blended in.

Everyone will be wearing helmets and padded suits in the final build of the game.

Now it will be required that everyone carry a weapon so that things like this won’t happen again.