I think they realized they were stuck between a rock and a hard place with Mai. With Bayonetta, they were able to reduce the amount of clothing that gets removed when she attacks so she still remains covered, but Mai’s costume is always revealing. If they changed the outfit, fans would complain, but if they left it…

The movie looks exactly like I expected it to look, but can we talk about how dumb it is that they’re banking on Sam Raimi for name recognition but only say he’s “a producer of Evil Dead and Don’t Breathe?” Like... being a producer on those movies is really far down the totem pole in terms of his accomplishments in…

Various costume changes, a dungeon redesign, and a lot of story alterations to tone down some of the idol stuff. But what makes me confused is that the bulk of the changes are just due to the English translation, so I would think the Japanese version would still use the original script?

And? I don’t think anyone’s necessarily putting the blame on Visual Concepts alone for the game turning out so bad. Yuke’s leaving the series probably caused a lot of headaches for the team, but the fault ultimately lays with 2K and (possibly) WWE for forcing an annual release schedule despite the obviously declining…

Most of it comes from the She-Venom scene, and the later confirmation that it was the symbiote that decided to make out with Eddie.

Bayonetta and Fortnite are on pretty opposing ends of the spectrum as far as audience overlap goes. Plus, you can be a fan of games and still not be familiar with popular streamers.

It’s that high-res so that you can play games from multiple systems that all have different screen resolutions at an acceptable screen size, even if you go for integer scaling and leave the image windowboxed. More resolution = more room for scaling.

It also plays Neo Geo Pocket Color, Game Gear, and Lynx cartridges, but you need separate adapters. There’s also gonna be a dock available for TV play, but we don’t know how much that will cost.

Finish? I’d be happy if they even started working on that game.

We don’t know how big the drive is yet. Only that the game discs will be 100GB and that installing to the SSD will be mandatory for all games.

It would definitely be capable of emulating PS1 and PS2 games. PS3 remains to be seen, but with the strides made with RPCS3 in recent years it’s within the realm of possibility. Of course, none of this matters if Sony refuses to release PS1/2/3 games for download, or let people use their old discs.

The Wired article also semi-confirms the details about the console’s design reported in the Gizmodo article, though it’s worth noting that they saw a devkit and not a finished consumer model.

The logo’s fine, but the actual poster is fucking boring. It’s just some random still of Daniel Craig. Like, I know most of the Craig-era posters have just been “Daniel Craig standing in a suit,” but you can put a little more effort in than that. When you’re being upstaged by the poster of Quantum of Solace, you know…

You’re forgetting that the game also exists on 360. A number of 360 games have been ported to the PC platform, and again, the engine the game is running on already supports the PC.

The engine that powered it already exists on PC, though. Heck, it’s the same engine that’s powering RDR2, albeit a much earlier iteration. They were able to bring GTA4 and 5 to the PC, so what’s so different about RDR1 that makes it so much harder to bring to the platform?

That’s cool, what about the first one?

FWIW Jack Nicholson is only 14 years older than Michael Keaton, so if you ignore Nicholson’s appearance in the flashback to the Waynes getting murdered the age gap isn’t too drastic. But yeah, having a middle-aged Joker at the same time as child Bruce Wayne is a really, really dumb idea.

One thing that this movie forgets: for all of his insanity, the Joker is perverse fun.

Diablo 3 just came to Switch last year too. And, of course, Overwatch itself is coming to Switch soon.

Excuse me, Blackthorne and Starcraft 64 would like to have a word with you.