I think the subtext is that Natasha loves the Avengers as her family, and is sacrificing herself for them. She is doing the opposite of what Thanos did, which was a selfish act.

This sequence could use a little more slow motion. What if someone doesn’t notice that a dramatic scene of self-sacrifice is happening?

Gamestop is so essential that it was going out of business before the pandemic.  

“The boost is truly massive this time around, and some game code just can’t handle it,” Cerny said.

I feel like this is the inevitable result for anyone putting all their eggs in a basket like this. I totally get the idea of having one thing you care about deeply(though maybe it wouldn’t hurt to diversify for your own sake), but if you’re one thing is maintained by a company with that kind of infamy, maybe that’s…

Thankfully, I’d never heard of this guy before, but it seems to me that he’s a miserable piece of shit and he got what he deserved, Good riddance, garbage boi.

I don’t know if you’ve ever been in a real, shouting near-violent argument, but repeating the same insult or a slight variation is how they tend to go down--nobody is really focused on being creative when screaming at the top of their lungs, just saying the first mean thing that comes to mind.

You guys seem to think E3 didn’t start today. Did you miss it? It was pretty great. I thought it was really ballsy for Gearbox to announce Duke Nukem: Eternity and its sequel, Duke Nukem: Perpetuity at the same time.

This is usually the kind of news that gets followed up two years later with: “Former devs run away screaming from corporate management job to leave gamesindustry forever.”

As a gamer and child of the 90s, I will never, ever understand the streaming thing as anything other than a rather sad indication of how lonely everyone has become.

I tried. I really did. I’ve watched one or two “lets plays” over the years... but mainly for practical reasons - games that didn’t have demos and I was…