I agree with your point, but just to clarify, the superpower is two-way; you can’t see them, and they can’t see you either.

I’ve heard a lot of people say that VR feels very real. For example, riding a roller coaster in VR makes many people feel nauseous, and horror games are on a whole other level because it doesn’t feel like you’re an avatar, it feels like, at least on an instinctual level, you’re there. So to have someone, even…

Yeah, I think the biggest issue with the first game was that it had the ridiculous 90's film-style hacking, which is inherently goofy, and then took it super seriously. It makes a lot more sense to have fun with the concept.

I don’t know if I’d say it’s unequivocally sad; he finally found some amount of emotional closure, and maybe he can move on now. At the very least it seems like he no longer intends to commit suicide.

To add to your point about the details of animation, I found myself captivated by all the little fibers sticking out of his vest in closeups.

It’s additionally confusing because Rowling’s added so much information to her world outside of the books.

Nathan Barnatt?

Since 2011, the character’s been named Shazam due to a mix of legal reasons and audience confusion.

The description below the comic on the Nerd Rage site says this: “Two legs bad! Except for, like, Charizard. With the newest Pokemon Sun & Moon trailer we have our first look at what the starter Pokemon evolve into. You can exhale in relief, internet, Litten has yet to start walking around and punching things.”

Matt Murdock may have been trained by Stick, but his fighting style’s just as influenced by his father’s boxing. It sounds like Iron Fist’s going to have a more clean, efficient style than Daredevil.

I’d assume those who aren’t at NYCC won’t get to see the clips for a while, so it seems like we either get a written description or nothing at all. Personally, I’m interested to know about Iron fist, so this is better than nothing.

One-Punch Man. He’s from a satirical manga/anime about a superhero who is always bored because he can defeat anyone with a single punch.

I don’t think it’s being disputed that it was a coincidence, just that EA didn’t think to Google before using the name. In film and television real phone numbers aren’t used, so why should twitter handles be?

If you like horror, both seasons are on Netflix, so why not? You should be warned, though, the first episode involves a British politician being blackmailed into having sex with a pig, which makes some people avoid the show. Episodes after that are just as disturbing but not in that way, so try to watch at least the…

I assume those books weren’t really intended for a wide audience to buy them, just something for pre-existing fans to get. This is being marketed and sold to people who’ve never heard of the comic before.

It’s good for kids in that there’s nothing violent, sexual, etc., but it has very intelligent writing that anyone can enjoy. It’s sort of like a Pixar movie, if that helps.

As someone who did read the books, the movie got more right than it got wrong. The tone, the majority of the casting, the art direction, all really fit with the books. The biggest issue was that too many books were crammed into two hours.

Yeah, but that’s only if his end goal was to create the art as efficiently as possible. It’s a lot more enjoyable to build in Minecraft by hand then to create things in Unity, at least for this guy.

What if someone wants to make something cool without needing to create an entirely new game? You shouldn’t have to reinvent the wheel every time you want to create something in a video game, and Minecraft provides a convenient, easy-to-use way to make art like this.

Ever heard of the web serial Worm? Involves a lot of creative uses of shitty powers.