LEGO Star Wars came along while I was in Grad school. I bought Slave One and the Naboo Starfighter. I even have the throne room conflict mini set with yellow heads for Luke.

I’m thinking this is really true for Evans and ScarJo.  They’ve been together in almost every movie every scene since winter soldier.

I usually put it fourth, but yeah, it’s a hell of a lot better than folks online say.  

Yeah, of all the stories it’s eithee this or DQIII in my mind for what you’d want to adapt. I agree this looks like DQV.

Nvmd, others pointed out its DQV.  Awesome

God I understand this with Pokémon Go.  

I’m sure there’s an interesting story here to dig up. When I first saw it I thought it was a reskin of another NES wrestling game, Pro Wrestling, which was a huge hit with my friends and I.  But that doesn’t look right.  This is far different looking on inspection than that game.

I know everyone loved when Rebels crosses over with movies or brought in some of the mains from the movies, but I loved it best when it was its own thing fighting its own battles against an Empire so big and pervasive that it was believable that there could be thousands fighting and not aware of each other.

It’s a big universe. That’s the easiest explanation.  She had more important things to do is probably the other easiest explanation.  Anything more than that is fanfic reasoning until that’s filled in by cannon.  It’s best not to get too hung up on it given how much of the timeline remains to be filled in.

Rebels took off near the finale. Clone Wars has some dumb episodes in season one, bad enough I stopped watching and only came back around much later. I’m not surprised it took Resistance a while to get going.

Sadly they are not. How to Train Your Dragon is so surprising because it’s so good in comparison to the rest of their animated catalog.  That makes it especially surprising this is going all the way to a final movie.

It feels like we’re in the twilight of the mobile golden age. I’ve been primarily using mobile as my go to for gaming as I just don’t have time to sit ensconced on my couch for 40-60 hours. And for years it’s been great. A lot of retro JRPG’s, some decent action RPG’s, a few interesting platformers, and even a…

This right here. Superman did kill Zod in the comics. “Whatever Happened To The Man Of Tomorrow” is considered one of the best Superman stories of all time and ends with a murder. Superman has killed, but it is only as a last resort and always results in j tense emotional pain and struggle for Superman. I can…

I’ve been really divided on that toy line. We bought almost every figure Infinity released, so we don’t need them as display pieces. And my kids remember the game, so buying these with no Infinity interaction will just make us all sad.

My son and I spent a lot of time on this game and built a lot of worlds. We even had a “lost” world that he’d over spawned Imperial Tie Fighters in to the point we’d get smashed as soon as we booted it up. It was an amazing game and we still have the figures on display throughout the house.

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I dragged my friends to see it Thanksgiving Weekend.  It was terrible.  I’m enough of a sucker that I’ll usually try the others once they get to streaming, but in my mind the definitive franchise elements are the first three.

Business are in business to make money, not fan service. We all need to understand that. If you like it, keep it and cherish it and ignore what comes next. If they sequel annoys you, just ignore it.

For example: In my mind there’s only 3 Aliens movies period. The business may have made more, but I neither need them,…

There’s plenty of successful horror genre survival games on mobile now. I’d also add, if you just make a sequel to a game, you rarely grow the audience. And as I understand, Alien Isolation didn’t do that great in the first place.

Changing over to mobile gives you a very large set of new eyes on the game and a chance…

Meh. The video game industry has to grow and change. And the reality is there’s a lot more people with phones than people with dedicated video game systems, or dedicated gaming PCs.