The hair on the sides of his head literally vanishes when he takes off his hat and pops up from nowhere as soon as the hat is back on his head.
The hair on the sides of his head literally vanishes when he takes off his hat and pops up from nowhere as soon as the hat is back on his head.
I couldn’t put my finger on where I knew the name “Stjepan Šejić” from, then I saw the art and realized: it’s from my DeviantART lurking days years ago. He kept doing Marvel and DC (mainly DC) fan-art as well as his own original stuff. Glad to see that worked out to become an actual DC project, I always liked his art,…
I definitely wouldn’t blame the voice actor for the switch - what are they gonna do, refuse the job and let someone else take it?
Define “the end of B2". Jack has been dead for a while at the start of Tales from the Borderlands, his digital ‘ghost’ is a big part of the whole story. It’s also definitely set after Captain Scarlett and Her Pirate’s Booty since Shade’s moved from Oasis in Tales.
Framerate-wise, honestly, I think the less frame-savvy consumer (myself included) would probably not even notice how stuttery it is, if weren’t for the fact that in the interiors the game goes into a silky smooth 60fps. The contrast is really jarring, especially as it looks gorgeous whenever Link enters a cave or room.
It’s Ray Chase now, best known for voicing Noctis in Final Fantasy XV.
Just curious, has Helios also crashed now in Borderlands 2? I assume it’s at least gone from the sky, otherwise there’s some major contradictions at bay (e.g. Vaughn being a bandit, which happened after the Helios crash).
I like Days of Future Past enough, but seeing as Vaughn’s First Class is my favorite X-Men movie and one of my favorite superhero movies even today, I’d much rather the studios had let him continue his plan. We’d have gotten Days of Future Past eventually, maybe even a better version of it (since we’d actually have a…
Okay, now it feels like it’s worth getting FFVII on Switch.
Exactly. I expected Solo to be more of a gangster / heist film but it turned to be a fairly traditional Star Wars adventure - a bit of a Episode IV-esque romp in a way, which is good on its own, but we’d just had a Star Wars movie.
Solo coming out just some five months after The Last Jedi was really a bad move. I’m not gonna argue about its quality (though I personally think it’s a really enjoyable movie and got a bad rep for the wrong reasons, including that stupid TLJ backlash) but it was too soon for a new Star Wars movie.
It’s quite stunning technically, but the exaggerated camera angles and frequent zooms just scream “fan work” in a not-so-good way.
They already revealed he pees in the suit way back in Iron Man 2, so I don’t think that analogy really works here.
Instead, think about the moment you try to fire the Stinger missile at Metal Gear REX in Metal Gear Solid only for Snake to fail to pull the trigger because it would kill Grey Fox. “It’s not good! I can’t do it!”
Pour one out for poor Half-Life 1 Gordon Freeman, who could be made to indiscriminately murder every single friendly NPC in his path, but whose idle animations amounted to little more than toying with a snark. Not so free, are you, man?
Babe Fett.
Best part about that comment, whether it was intentional or not, is that George Lucas briefly considered making Boba Fett Anakin’s brother in the prequels.
That would be like if Return of the Jedi said “no, Vader’s not actually Luke’s dad, that was just a lie.”
Actually, that came out yesterday.
Cue “Ultra Instinct Bewear” memes.