Bucky gets a new arm

“But let’s backtrack to the aughts. There’s an alternate reality where Clive Owen accepted the role of James Bond when it was offered in 2007"

EXCUSE ME?! I WILL NOT FORGIVE THIS CABBAGE ERASURE!

A lesson of commas in one sentence

I think if you’ve added two extra pints, you’re at risking of going from “fried cod” to “kabob” territory

At they coulda rotoscoped it like the games' art style

Atlas is a corporation, not a person

Corrolary to #2: enthusiast/hot hatch models (Golf R, Civic Type R, Corolla GRMN) should be available with other transmissions

I still think the best line is when the guy at the recruitment center says “Mobile Infantry made me the man I am today!” with sincere pride, then the camera shifts back to show that he's lost both of his legs

“Conscription is slavery and no just society or sound military body can endure based on forced service”

It’s also very difficult to get an RTS to work on consoles, which limits your market. Although maybe now that both XBox and PS5 support keyboard + mouse, this will change

Wait... will just the Early Access version be free-to-play? ‘Cuz I don’t see how it could “prioritize worker and player happiness” on the F2P model

Hardly. It’s boring because it’s an opinion that artificially sets limits on what is and is not “art” and refuses to accept that “art” changes over time and that other peoples’ definition can be more expansive and inclusive. There’s more to “art” than bowls of fruit, or, as Terry Pratchett put it, “Three Large Pink…

I mean, that’s all “famous” art, really. It applies just as much to, say, Dutch Old Masters and the Impressionists as it does to the Abstract Expressionists and Damien Hirsch.

I’m certainly not an ‘Art’ person but Rothko paintings may be some of the dumbest things I’ve ever had to look at.

Totally different kind of human/cyborg “relations”

The REAL reason why Volvo doesn’t make pickups...

I mean, that’s like counting a movie’s trailer as its “debut”

He did, however, confirm that neither the space-faring RPG Starfield (which debuted in 2022),

I seem to remember that Honda designed (had?) a home hydrogen generator that connected to the house’s natural gas line