Spot on.

Yeah, Lando’s shtick on mispronouncing Han’s name was the best, and seems like it should have been the only thing in the movie in regards to the name-based jokes. The “Solo” and “Chewie” bits felt so unnecessary, kinda like the movie itself.

In my mind, there is the “pre-comment section”, and “post-comment section” era. While there were forums prior to blogs/websites where people close to whatever hobbies they were into at the time could communicate in the name o f “community”, those were mostly compartmentalized I think.

Ahh, the pre-Russo Brothers Winter Soldier era outfit. Thar suit has not aged well. I guess it’s cool that we’re seeing it repurposed for comedic purposes, but still... I wish Marvel would just pull a George Lucas and digitally replace it.

No, you haven’t considered the other alternative. Fix the game before actually releasing it.

I would really like Kotaku to run a modern comparison on console games pre- and post- patching/DLCing, because now to me the process has given devs too much of an open window to ship incomplete games, whether it be with content or bugs. This article seems to imply that it’s becoming the norm and that it is now…

That Three Moon Wolf Tshirt, though...

It’s annoying that people take offense to the show’s political leanings, whether it’s due to the show’s history or the batshit crazy remarks Roseanne does in the media.

I thought the opening scenes in the Stallone Dredd movie were great. He was pretty fucking intimidating when he wore the helmet, and Stallone played it to the hilt the way you’d imagine Dredd would be.

Yeah, I can echo what you’re saying. I felt the same way walking out of the theater. My impressions basically came down to:

I seriously doubt the writers and the Russo Bros would go the “it was all a dream, never happened” route. Obviously, we know most of them will return from wherever they went to, but it will be all about how it permanently affects the characters.

They are going to squeeze everything they can out of XV. It’s unusual, but it is kind of interesting to watch them treat it like an MMO in terms of updates and see how it goes. I would probably prefer this approach than cranking out XV-2, XV-3, etc.

They could try something like having the game keep a statistic(s) on what the player’s most played/least played characters/roles are, and then figure out some kind of algorithm that queues and combines people together based on those stats. The tendency for players switching in-game wouldn’t be entirely resolved, but…

Let me drop this gratuitous note of revelation for those who might not realize it yet. Whenever you see a business decision being made that does not make logical sense, it will usually be financially motivated.

Problem with the streaming community is there are no training classes, regulations, nor requirements in order to become one. Case in point: The latest ahole covered in this article.

Consumer gaming: Unproductive entertainment.

Wouldn’t it be an ironic kicker if, because of the events in Civil War, that everyone has to resort to wearing masks and changing their identities? Winter Soldier will be White Wolf, Black Widow is now Blonde Widow, Clint Ronin. Wanda TBD.

That’s my theory as well. After breaking out of imprisonment in Civil War, there must have been some consideration to the effect of:

I mean, it can’t be a coincidence that the only two MCU Avengers who have kids aren’t being shown in these trailers. That’s probably the one thing both of them can relate to each other. I bet the Russo brothers must have realized this too, and are setting up something cool that involves both of them.

On the bright side, at least this wasn’t another incident that took place in Florida.