Chicory is not coffee...

Chicory is not coffee...

That’s really not true, iced coffee and cold brew have completely different profiles.  

That’s really not true, iced coffee and cold brew have completely different profiles.  

This. Between the Sandy Hook truther comments and her transphobic ideology (she said something to the extent of not wanting to be in a match with a trans woman, deeming it ‘unfair’), I’m not interested in anything with Rhonda Rousey in it, unfortunately.

If we’re still referring to her as a MMA superstar, does that mean Sonya will no longer be playable after a loss?

Can’t wait for Sonya to talk about the dangers of millennials and their avocado toast. Also remember Ronda is a Sandy Hook truther.

“MMA superstar and Sandy Hook truther Ronda Rousey is the voice of Sonya Blade in Mortal Kombat 11.”

Actually, I’m not really a fan of Nolan’s Ghost and kinda miss ol’ Dinklebot, though I do think hiring him was a mistake they should have known better than to make in the first place.

In between this, WWE and her movies, I think its safe to say she’s pretty awful at acting. 

Seriously, what do “celebrity” voices add to any game (aside from a few extra zeros to the production budget)?

Is hearing Rousey’s voice coming from Sonya going make the game more fun to play or sell a single extra copy? Don’t answer that, it’s rhetorical, and the answer is no.

Dear Dazed and Confused:

Fuck off Luke, I will destroy you in any game wearing that fucking nightie.

Yes

Yes

Counterpoint: yes

I love all these triggered insecure men in the comment section trying to delude people into thinking men in VG’s go shirtless for the same reason women are given scantily clad outfits lol. Men going shirtless typically isn’t vagina pandering, it’s to appeal to men by letting you play as the hyper masculine badass.…

i only see one person making this out to be a controversy here

Manufactured incel rage in 3... 2... 1...

1993 from Whoopi’s Friar’s Club Roast. So yeah, something from 25 years ago that he’s since apologized and atoned for. He didn’t do it this week. It’s bad faith whataboutism, you know, the norm with conservatives these days

I like when the comments prove the point of the article.

I think in the late 1970's when Donner was making the first two Superman movies, Lex Luthor still wasn’t a hypercompetent businessman. He was the mad, but highly intelligent scientist in a green and purple jumpsuit who pretty openly devised schemes to defeat Superman. The concept of Lex-as-a-businessman didn’t arrive…