Actually, according to the Geneva Convention, knowingly firing at a medic wearing clear insignia is a war crime.

Should I watch the show first or the movie? Or do you think I will enjoy seeing where it came from, after finishing S1?

I consider The Matrix to be close to a perfect movie. Grand ideas, interesting characters, visually stunning, masterful music and amazing action. It starts, you get pulled into its world and doesn’t release you until 2 hours and 16 mins later. 

We’re going to Jerash as well. Can’t wait!

Completely took me by surprise.

I’m going there in two weeks. Can’t wait to see something like this with my own eyes.

That was great!

Interesting!

I’m glad they’re sticking to movie canon with ST: Picard, simply because it allows for an interesting story to be written. After the Dominion War, the Allied forces seemed set for a static power balance. The loss of Romulus and Remus causes a power vacuum, which other powers would try to profit fun. Add some dynamism…

Agent is all but cancelled. R* has been silent for years and this year let the trademarks go defunct.

Jason Schreier, Kotaku’s JRPG man!

The key to making great, realistic rollercoasters, is knowing all the puzzles pieces you can use. Steel coasters usually consist of a lift hill, then a drop and then a set of inversions.

At first I thought this was the Dragonball Z mod Earth Special Forces. Didn’t know there were security guards in that universe, but I thought at least there’s a big warehouse so you can fly around in it and fight during the tutorial.

Oh wow yeah! It matches up quite well with the separation, ignitions, etc. in the video. Thanks for the idea!

That’d be perfect.

That’d be great. The remix levels worked in the now tiny maps of Hitman 2016. Imagine what they could do with H2?

While I’ve just completed each storyline mission at least once (got the Gold edition so I’ve been playing it for about a week), I’ve already gone back to Miami 3 times. Mostly because I wanted to try out the briefcase + sniper rifle feature of H2, but also because I really liked the level and in Hitman 2016 learned…

Saw JP1 at the cinema for the first time yesterday. Probably my fav movie, and I’ve seen it a hundred times on VHS, but I was too young when it came out in 1993. It’s even more awesome on the big screen.

The Sentry Gun scene is very tense though. I like that addition. It’s action, but the actors can more easily display their emotions about the situation than in a frantic battle scene.

How did the Rainbow Six invisibility work? What would the other players have seen?