They’d better have Eternal Darkness on there if they know what’s good for them.

HOLY CRAP! How did I not know that Kyle Bosman was back in the game? I freakin’ love that guy.

“ The game is about developer Ryan Green’s young son’s struggle with cancer. Unfortunately, he didn’t make it.”

Maybe they should update Bulletstorm to work on Windows 10 first, hmmm?

Oh, I hope not. That story was beautiful and wonderful just as it was, and the chances of them sullying it increase significantly with each successive game.

I hadn’t thought of that... Totally makes sense, too. Thank you for the honest answer!

Normally I agree that spokespeople are lying, but with how vehement they are about denying this, I’m not sure what Nintendo really has to gain on this one.

Totally, and it all really illuminates some of the logic behind how games work. That the game doesn’t have a damage animation for Peach, and therefore locks up when she gets damaged is an interesting example.

I love hearing about fans who are so intent on achieving an outcome that they will stop at nothing to get it.

I’d be interested to hear your findings. That movie was IMPOSSIBLE for me to finish when I tried to watch it some years back.

This was a FANTASTIC interview. The “top Three Concerns” method for team updates was especially useful.

My wife is a blue personality, so none of these things work on her. She was fine with ME gaming, but it wasn’t really “her thing.”

Agreed. I put aside about $50 /year for upgrading something in my gaming PC, and I’m always way ahead of the curve. Seems to work for me.

I respectfully disagree, and I’ve got the experience to back it.
I’ve always been a saver. I have no credit cards, and never plan to have any. I do all of my banking on debit cards, finished college with no debt by working throughout and taking my time, and I buy all of my cars in cash.
Somehow, I have a credit score…

OK. I need this one explained. Judging by the reactions here, it’s REALLY good.

PLEASE DO. I’ve seen in once already, but my honest goal is to see it three times in theaters... Twice for how freakin’ great it was, and once because these artists deserve it.

I agree with you, but only because Disney can afford to buy it. I liked Zootopia as much as the next person, but having seen both of them, Kubo is more deserving.

I know you’re right, but it makes me sad.

Finding Dory? In a just world, Kubo should win that one handily.

It’ll be a freakin’ tragedy if it doesn’t AT LEAST get a nod for best animated feature.