That’s when Tony found out, Pepper Pott’s botox implant had gone horribly wrong.
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Not that I don’t get what’s wrong with the poster, I do and I agree, but “sexual harassment”? Wait, who’s being harassed there, the fictional (I assume, anyway) anime character or the bystander who gets a glimpse of it? I’d say it’s not exactly the right term for the situation and may actually undermine real sexual…
Well, I certainly hope someone is cooking up Half-Life 3.
Man, it’s already silly enough that Meowth can talk considering the games. Now imagine if all Pokémon talked.
As opposed to what goes on when Pikachu’s a male:
Actually, since they’re called the Sokovia Accords, it seems having a whole city lifted to the sky by a villain created by Tony Stark is what sets off the whole thing in motion.
Obligatory insertion:
Yup! And you’re welcome.
Not even a comb-over can save you, Ganondorf.
Okay, my phrasing was ambiguous, I admit that, but I meant when you finally get all of the squad together. The latter half of the Geonosis chapter, basically. And no, it’s not just ten minutes, though the rest of the game more than makes up for it.
Well, not to be Captain Obvious, but yeah, of course it is. I mean, it shares a number of developers with the old Interplay, including Chris Avellone, who worked on Fallout 2 and wrote the Fallout Bible.
The worst thing about this game was that it never got a sequel. The original ends up feeling a bit too short, although I’d rather have a short but complete game than a lengthy game with clearly unfinished sections (which, considering this was a tie-in to Episode III, would’ve otherwise happened).
This is gonna be a weird reply, but did you get past the first level (Geonosis)? The game starts terribly, it’s like the blandest, worst-looking Halo clone at first. It’s only when you get your squad members that the game really starts to get good. Geonosis ends up being pretty good afterwards and the next mission,…
Well, if they go with the “Luke is now evil” angle for The Force Awakens, at least this serves as pretty good evidence.
He only said its power was insignificant compared to the power of the Force. It’s not that he didn’t like it, although I bet he wasn’t very happy that it existed after it blew up and the Emperor blamed him for it.
The first trade paperback of Star Wars was fantastic. Jason Aaron does an amazing job writing these familiar characters, and John Cassaday is no slouch in the art department, although I actually prefer Immonem’s work so far.
Ignorance sure is bliss.
You never heard of Sam Smith? Man, I wish I lived in your parallel Earth.