For the people saying, “Why not just watch the Anime,” I’ll point to the overwhelming popularity Squid Game has achieved. It wouldn’t have achieved this if it was animated. Considering it’s usually all grouped together, rather than being sorted among other sub-genres, it’s hard for the casual audience to get into…

Isn’t Deathloop broken into sections of the day?  Why not just load back into the last completed section?  Or, go into the game with the expectation of finishing a loop before starting something else?

There is a cutscene at the end that teases what’s next for the series.  It more or less acts like a b side to the ending of Re:Mind, KH3's DLC.

There is a cutscene at the end that teases what’s next for the series.  It more or less acts like a b side to the…

There’s absolutely no doubt that networks will create a similar game show within the next few months.  Hopefully they’ll at least try and create the same atmosphere, rather than just having a set and a host.

I mean, Hunger Games was specifically written as a teen novel.  It’s probably in quite a few middle school libraries.

In Fusion, after doing that move, you would enter a communication room, where they would congratulate you for finding the exploit, before telling you to go back and do it as intended.

This sounds like the kind of thing I hoped Amiibo would turn out to be.  Get a nice looking figurine, tap it against your Wii U, unlock the included game.  Although my interpretation would have probably involved using eShop codes programmed into the NFC chip, and could be used once.  The closest I’ve seen to something…

“It is a Switch exclusive, as you might expect. But all you need is a Switch emulator and a decently powerful PC, and you can play Dread on your computer, right now.”

Wonder if the always online requirement is due to the AI generation in the game.

I’m really hoping that this is the kind of game that improves over time.  I remember Power Rangers: Battle For The Grid having a lukewarm response at launch, but has grown to be a very good game.  Adding in voice acting would be a great first step in that regard.

Jist going to point out that Nintendo is enacting the exact same policy with the 3DS eShop.

I’d suggest whoever the admin of that group is should keep an email/text message list to keep members in the loop. Could also be good for newsletters. I’m pretty sure Facebook requires an email to register, so every member should already have one.

The last fighter is... me, everybody!

Sora would be good, but I’d like to see Riku more. Even Aqua would be good, although she doesn’t really have any ties to any of the Nintendo released Kingdom Hearts games.

What controversy? The guy, who lives in rural Texas by the way, quietly made donations to Republicans, and decided to get out before any more death threats were made against his wife and kids.  I'd say choosing family over fandom is admirable.

It should be stated that Bloomberg, and only Bloomberg, has been reporting on a 4K model.  I’d say that there’s a least a chance that maybe Bloomberg is wrong.

At this point, I’m just surprised that the license holders haven’t made a F2P mobile game out of it.  A virtual pet is a perfect fit for mobile anyways.

Illumination does have a good track record as far as their movies go. The only real knock against them is that the Minions can be obnoxious and annoying.

Between this and the Illumination casting reveal, I think the idea is to bring Donkey Kong into the Mario universe.

I believe the plans for Universal Orlando included a Donkey Kong ride.  Looks like they're just adding that to Osaka, plus a whole themed area.