That canid also outranks you, Trooper. If it gives you any verbal commands, be sure to carry them out before reporting to the medicae.

Those are both urban legends. The first WarCraft was originally supposed to be a Warhammer game, but Blizzard never got the license. StarCraft happily stole ideas and inspirations from 40K, but in no different a way than 40K did from a whole host of earlier novels and movies.

Honestly, I think replacing a clip one handed is probably less difficult than chambering that first round after reloading.

I mean, the obvious difference is that this isn’t a kid but a full grown adult human man. And, shockingly, we hold adults to different, generally higher, standards than children.

I’m getting less of a language learning video and more of a local public access educational show, personally.

Conversely, given how universal a complaint it is, and how many games DO correct it, why do so many games that WANT or NEED an endgame continue to launch without it?

The only problem with Dark Knight (which I loved when I played the game still) is that it’s a tanking job, which means super ultra fast roulette queues but (relatively) slow questing.

Switch too, from what I understand.

Great! Now sell it to me on Switch!

I think folks who were signed in could stay signed in, but if you signed out (or tried to play a game that required an online connection, either for play or for authentication, you were hosed.

Additional latency may be an issue, though I imagine that would be largely dependent on what you were using cloud computing for, but with the ability to spin up and down virtual cloud servers as needed, costs to keep the lights on for a game should be much, much smaller. That’s not to say that companies are going to…

Sorry, I didn’t mean BotW2's release, I meant a big ol’ trailer, possibly with a release date attached. I feel moderately certain they would have had BotW2 out this year if it weren’t for COVID.

The true fans are holding out for Star Fox Adventure.

Then probably this isn’t the 35th Anniversary. Why not let BotW2 headline when they decide to actually do that?

Don’t go giving them ideas!

Those joy-cons are super sexy too.

But one criticism that is never leveled at a war movie is that they are exploiting real life traumatic events for entertainment value.

Also, this close to launch and it just now occurred to them that MMO players might want dungeons to run? Not a great sign there, either.

The short answer is that cinema is an older art form, and thus theoretically more ‘mature’. Movies like The Deer Hunter or The Hurt Locker or even the original Rambo (believe it or not) have been more or less thoughtful examinations of recent or even contemporary wars. Even then, there are plenty of movies that get…

I loved that collection!