And apparently Mother, which I didn't know. I assume Nintendo owns their majority though, right?

This is actually true of a lot of gaming companies. Nintendo, for instance. There is a parent company that owns both, but functionally they’re different companies who purchase products from one another.

The best theory I’ve seen about the ending is that Drake is actually dead, from the time Rafe shoots him on that cliff onward. Things just... don’t quite add up afterwards. Elena says she followed the shooting to find Drake, but how did she and Sully find the island in the first place?

I took it too. I was like, this has to be good somewhere right?

I would rather you had to live with the failure of being hustled in the apocalypse, lol.

The Fox Engine was pretty great, it’s a shame Konami owns it.

That’s why I’m glad they’re skipping it. The Blackfyres pop up in multiple places: Brynden Rivers, Faegon, and there is this theory:

I’m just glad they’re ignoring the blackfyre plot (which is probably when the three-eyed crow says 1,000 years instead of 100 something).

Hollywood has a LOT of bullshit when it comes to race, but this one in particular (while popular) doesn’t really have much of a basis in fact. It’s easy to support your point when you get to cherry pick what does and doesn’t count toward your argument (like, roles written for black actors and actresses). I mean, two…

So they’re going full Twilight Princess with the next Zelda, then?

My wife is Hindu, I am Agnostic. We work fine, because we set our expectations before hand, and because her branch of Hinduism tends to be super chill regardless. I got married in a Hindu ceremony and not once did anyone ask me to convert.

Imperial Assault is Descent (or a dungeon crawler) with a Star Wars theme.

I’m really hoping that droid in the last shot is a gen 1 dark trooper.

Jyn Erso is pretty close to Jan Ors. Just sayin’.

The lack of self awareness is on point here.

I'm hesitant on this one, because I couldn't get into Pillars of Eternity. I hope it's just a smidge more straightforward, with decent AI built-in at the start.

He's been making them as movie pitches instead of comic books since then.

There IS a timeline, but it ultimately doesn’t matter much. I do enjoy the connections, though :)

I’m pretty sure Zelda “Wii U” is a sequel to Skyward Sword. The technology level in Skyward Sword is really the only explanation for the robots we see in the new (hopefully) Wii U game

It’s one thing to hack for your own fun, but when you make a game’s entire multiplayer system unenjoyable because every third match someone has infinite stars, it’s too far.