On my list would be:

So far I’ve only been to the one in Denver. It’s not a grocery store theme, but a focal point for intersecting realities. Pretty mind-tripy. You can pay extra to gain access to an interactive storyline, which at times got a bit emotional.

Thanks WB, for again making it clear, for me not to purchase the game.

You spoiled yourself by clicking on the link and reading passed the warning.

Technically someone could have a playthrough, where this happens later, if they played through Saga’s portion without switching back over to Alan after his opening chapter.

1. because he’s dumb

In a way, Sony is doing just that, probably to the extent that they can: Morbius, Venom, Kraven, and Madame Web. The x-factor is Holland himself. Sounds like his agent is holding out for more money. Can’t be too picky though, Holland isn’t making that much of a dent with his other projects.

Knowing Sony, it’s only a matter of time.

I stopped reading comics, month-to-month in the mid 2000's. I still do read some here and there, but wait until stories are done and collected in TPB form. It’s a headache keeping up with characters across multiple books and even universes.

As a life long comic reader, this trend just mirrors what happens regularly in the comic industry. They build up to a major event and in the fallout of that event, is a soft-reboot. Some times it works(most notably with the X-Men titles, and a few of the solo superhero titles), some times it doesn’t and sales drop…

Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny had a disappointing b.o. and it’s only getting dropped on D+ in December. That coupled with a stacked December slate(Doctor Who Xmas specials, The Santa Clauses Season 2. Percy Jackson, to name a few), I would think they are aiming for The Marvels to drop around February(since…

Delivery of “You are brave. You are being so brave” will never not be incredibly hilarious to me.

Loki may not be my favorite MCU character, but his character arc, is by far my favorite. By a wide margin too, it’s not even close. From being the first big-Big Bad of the MCU to being arguably it’s most selfless “hero” at the end(for all time. always). Hiddleston nailed it every time. The exhaustion, the realization…

Can’t wait till she presents evidence that these companies gave these children games and gave them the means and money to play them!!!

Pretty sure the pineapple is used for the ham. Other than that, I can’t figure out it’s place in a traditional Thanksgiving meal.

Whelp, Ijust started playing last night. Game crashed when I walked between the car and the lodge in Bright Falls. Guess I’ll wait on a few more patches before continuing.

There’s probably some metric they go by that tracks what games and topics gets the most traffic, which determines what articles gets published. It’s the reason we get 50 CoD and Spider-Man articles and nothing on indie games.

I’m ready to dive in tonight. Wanted to wait until I was done with Spider-Man 2(which I didn’t even platinum yet), just so I can focus only on this.

Yeah, I get that. Remedy tends to have repetitive gameplay and Control is a much longer game from them, so it can definitely be felt there.

Sam Lake, Hideo Kojima, Suda 51, Yoko Taro, and Sam Barlow, just off the top my head, make game that I will 100% support until the day they retire. They brands of weirdness and audacity are what the game industry needs more of. Regardless, of what you might think of their games individually, at least they are trying…