Are you well? Do you need to have a lie down?

What are you even getting at? It seems like you’re agreeing with me with the development time thing, but the possibility of new Switch models wouldn’t have any impact on Smash 5. There shouldn’t be any issue where Smash 5 needs more power or anything (Smash 4 already ran at 1080p60 on Wii U), and even if they wanted…

GameCube controllers are supported at a system level, as generic USB controllers. I don’t think the Switch can even detect whether it’s a GameCube controller or not, so it would be near-impossible to block them outright. I wouldn’t expect them to reprint the controller adapter that came with 4, though.

I’m not saying the game’s gonna come out this year or anything. Smash games tend to launch a few years into a console’s lifecycle, with the exception of Melee. Brawl and 4 came out 2 years into their respective consoles’ life cycles (3 for the 3DS version), so assuming that same rule applies with 5, then we probably…

I think that, by this point, the window where a Smash 4 port would have made sense has passed. We’re more likely to see a proper Smash 5 rather than an updated version of 4, especially considering that we usually start hearing about new Smash games 3-4 years after the last one launched.

Well, just playing them isn’t enough to revoke your fan card. Ghost Babel is actually pretty good, considering that they were trying to compress MGS1's gameplay onto a Game Boy Color. And without Snake’s Revenge, we never would’ve gotten Kojima’s Metal Gear 2, and thus probably none of the other games either.

I guess he’s a fan of... Acid? Ghost Babel? Snake’s Revenge?

It has an SD card slot. And I expect Nintendo will eventually allow support for USB hard drives in docked mode at some point.

But that was already announced. Why would they be announcing something that we already know about?

Uh... no it doesn’t? There’s an infrared camera on the right Joy-Con, but there’s no regular camera on the Switch.

Well, with Genisys, they also had an actual movie to base their effect off of (most of the young Arnie sequence was a shot-for-shot remake of T1), plus they didn’t have to do complex facial expressions. It’s kinda telling that the effect looks substantially worse in the short fight scene between young and old Arnie.

Bebop is not a good fit for Villeneuve’s style. His films are very good, but they’re also very slow and serious. Villeneuve hasn’t demonstrated that he could pull off the kind of energy and fun that made Bebop so good.

What do you mean, “might”?

Source is Eurogamer’s article on the allegations, which is linked within the story above. Twice.

The actress seemingly does not want her nude body shown, as to date she has never done a nude scene in any film. And even if she had agreed to nude scenes in previous films, that doesn’t mean she agreed to it for this game. As such, including a fully-detailed model of her naked body is an invasion of her privacy and…

It is unlawful to harass a person (an applicant or employee) because of that person’s sex. Harassment can include “sexual harassment” or unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, and other verbal or physical harassment of a sexual nature.

I dunno, the claim that everyone calls him “Sun King” just to fuck with him is kinda funny.

1. He started collecting those photos before meeting with her, and thus before they would’ve been necessary.

I’m pretty sure Ellen Page has a no-nudity clause, and like you said, no one would have seen any nudity under normal circumstances. Which just makes it even creepier, since they put effort into rendering details that they assumed no one but them would ever see.