Yeah, I guess that could’ve been one way to do it as well. I mean, to think they thought they could condense the origin/acquirement of the symbiote, then the time Parker spent in the suit to then subsequently ditch it in spectacular fashion, then cover the transition to Brock, and then finally get the whole arc rolling…

Venom was just too big of a character entwined in Spidey lore to be sharing screen time with another villain, especially when it was Sandman. They really should have dropped Sandman, and turned up the Venom arc to allow him to sufficiently haunt Parker’s every move.

Yet, they don't. And here we are, still with exclusive fences.

Can someone go pick up some ointment? They mentioned that Avengers wart of a game again.

I reckon it’s just the natural evolution, where the gaps between console and PC are shrinking, at least to a point where porting titles between them are becoming a little easier.

If they come out with goggles that are ultra slim and light, and can correctly run my movie files off the media player app, I’d probably consider picking one up to watch them. No gaming, though. I’m not a fan of stupid-ass nerd gaming gimmicks, like playing with imaginary steering wheels or picking up bullshit that…

I miss my 2000 Celica GT-S. The cockpit vibes along with the uber-comfortable seats were just perfect for me at the time.

The best route to still take right now are the PS5 stock alert accounts on Twitter. A fighting half-chance is better than zero chance. Don’t foolishly waste your time relying on the usual pedestrian method of just occasionally looking at retail sites. They’ll be out of stock, and you’ll be shit out of luck.

I’ll always remember the 80's Byrne revamp, where Clark was actually raised as just a normal guy hiding his powers growing up, but then when the time came where he had to establish Superman, he split himself up into separate, almost cartoony personalities.

I am enjoying the effort the writing is doing thinking about all of the big and small effects the move to Smallville is having, where both the good guys and bad guys are starting to notice Superman not being around Metropolis as much as he used to. Or with Edge telling Lois her move to Smallville was just as suspect…

Hoechlin’s Superman, from the get-go, has been 100% exactly what I expect out of the character. And actually, Tulloch’s Lois is 100% Lois Lane as well. It’s interesting that she physically looks very similar to Margot Kidder, but with the fire and intelligence of the comic books. Can’t really ask for more than that,…

Still my favorite. I don’t know if it’s because it’s all quick and to the point, or the usual badassery Samurai Jack style scene-blocking, but these were perfection in an era where the prequels were making me nauseous.

FALCON AND WS SPOILER AHEAD:

I personally subscribe to the Superman unspoken rule theory that Cap tends to pull his punches until he figures out how hard of a hit his opponents can take, and then finally proceeds to take them down. The inherent fear of accidentally killing someone and all that.

Ask any of Ozzy Osbourne’s former bandmates and his fanbase from the past 40 or so years what they think of Sharon’s management skills. She is corrupt as fuck.

Good. Sony’s various attempts at socializing the PS4 was mostly kind of weak and unnecessary. I did like the main newsfeed, though. It kept me up to date with my friends trophy and non-trophy shenanigans. That the PS5 doesn't have it is a damn shame.

Haha!

I don’t know about the DCU, but after the ridiculous destruction and probable casualties seen in Man of Steel, I sure hope they got something going on in the lore.

I don’t really recommend macros for combat, since there can definitely be a delay with sequences. They can also be canceled easily, which is both good and bad depending on scenario.

The first <t> command line gives you control if you want a specific target to rez.