I would beg to differ, as the Dr. is pretty badass and has the greatest of Stan Lee's ridiculously over the top rhyming phrases.

this made me laugh, b/c I was always the driver and my wife was also always the gunner/navigator. are we all so stereotypical?

the problem I had w/ the leveling/quests was that if you did not finish a quest at a specific time (say you waited till you completed two other quests), and then come back to it later, it would most likely be trivial and offer you barely anything worthwhile. I always loved to do everything I could in that game, but…

I actually thought the really talkative and helpful crew you roll with was a cool part of the earlier videos we saw. I remember hearing your teammates voice encouragement and ways they could help, etc. That seemed like a fun level of immersion for the player. I suppose we'll see if that actually connects you to your…

same. I just did not understand this camera. The man explaining the gameplay even asks why the camera is on him. Camerman, what are your priorities here? Don't you want to show us the shiny new game only feet away?

I had a 7th grade student once complete a book report project for me on "I, Robot" that made references to a lot of robot slaying by Will Smith. It was fun asking him to explain parts of the book.

so what kind of graphics card will I need to run this game?

I noticed this too. Sounded like PS2-era voice overs. Lame.

I just wish you would have been included in the plot more. I felt that whenever you were coming upon a revelation, it would slip you a long paragraph in tiny font and then have a radio broadcast shout at you. I did not feel included or involved in it. Loved the game though. My wife and I had fun playing through it…

Always happy to see the good doctor appear in more games - specifically because he is awesome. I wasn't really too interested in this game before, but I definitely am now at the thought of some epic Dr. Strange vs. Dormammu battles!

Come on actual plot!

I think this is an important distinction, because episode 3 was supposed to be the last of short episodic content that was intended to be easier and faster to release than a huge whole game. I remember them saying that this would be easier than just making a big Half-Life 3/sequel, even though they said the episodes…

I could be totally down w/ a Skrull invasion. It would make sense to put together a big team for that, though I'm not too sure how Loki fits in. Does he travel to another star to recruit the Skrulls?

did anyone catch the after-credits shout out to the Avengers?

this seems to be how most people I know approach movies nowadays. If it's worth the theater viewing, I'll pay for it, but if not, then I'll wait till Netflix.

Commander Kirby Shepard doesn't take shit from reporters. Ten of him will punch you for your obnoxious comments.

as long as that number is something like "001010011000"

Irish Waterhound made me pee my pants in fright. Jesus.

"The first hour and five minutes of our movie is done, so go ahead and pay for that and watch it. The last hour is still in post-production and will be available in theaters a month later..."