The character will be in upcoming projects. Just like Peacemaker.

My experience is pretty similar to yours. I got a little bit into RDR2 but basically threw it in the bin after like 5 hours or so. The whole damn game is so outrageously slow and obtuse, all in the name of “realism” and “immersion” which is and always has been the exact opposite of what video games, especially…

The way they’ve handled the film being a two-parter has been really messy. When Across was first announced, it literally had the subtitle Part One—and then, late enough into the marketing cycle that some merch still exists with that title, they changed it to just Across the Spider-Verse and changed Part Two to Beyond…

The FX crunch is the point, though. CGI artists aren’t ununionized, stuntmen and other practical effects artists are. The CGI-fests are there to keep costs down by exploiting people.

The difference is that the animators were churning out completed scenes just so Lord could “visualize” them to determine if they were even going to be used—the standard in animation is to make those judgements from storyboards and animatics and other things that are much easier to churn out quickly.

This is like making…

Both things are true, in the worst way (the film took multiple years to make.)

When they were first hired, many people were forced to just sit on their butts for months if not longer, frustratedly stewing while waiting for their supervisors to get their shit together so they can work the job they upended their lives to…

and child marriage.

One of the two writers and directors is Jeff Rowe, whose resume includes Mitchells Vs. The Machines and Gravity Falls, so...I think there’s reason to be optimistic.

Hayden Christensen is in Return of the Jedi, so...no.

Aw, I liked Concrete Genie. Admittedly I would have never touched it if it weren’t for PS+, but I liked its vibe and would have been interested in the devs’ next project.

I think the idea is that you have to make use of what you have around you. The objects used to make the vehicles don’t look like the kinds of things that can be added to your inventory.

These tricks were necessary because of the time it takes for HDDs to load things. This is a PS5 exclusive, though: that system’s SSD should mean that we’re stepping away from things like this.

Admittedly, this shimmy looked a lot shorter than comparable scenes in God of War, so maybe I’m just being entitled.

Did you read his Supergirl book? Heck, even Strange Adventures had Alanna written well.

Yes, it sold well. What does that have to do with its quality?

These are all older shows, and they’re still monetized—they’re “free” with ads.

The article references that this game will let you break shields with elemental attacks and then follow up with combination attacks once all enemies’ shields are broken.

That sounds a *lot* like the “Once More” system that Persona 3 and 4 popularized.

Honestly this is fine for me. I gave up on Genshin partially for this reason (and partially because all of the new updates were locked behind story missions that required absurd grinding to keep from being unbearably tedious/difficult)...but what I did play until then was solid enough that I don’t regret it.

It’s a PS5 game, so technically, $60 is $10 less than a regular game. Yaaay.

The headset has an aux jack, so you can add your own over-the-ear headset or other speaker setup. But yes, something like the Index’s off-ear speakers would have been ideal.

Yes, I think that flat screens are here to stay for good. Games like League of Legends will never be as accessible if you’re expected to put on a whole headset every time you want to play—especially in contexts like internet cafes, where you would have to manually configure the headset’s settings every time.