Yeah, I got that feeling too, what with how the Supergirl Earth-S is still not part of Earth-1. So.. as much as I really hate Barry dicking with the universe (seriously, Damnit Barry. Stop. just stop....) we may need to let him do it once more to BRING SUPERGIRL TO EARTH 1. Full stop. She should be a part of the main…

Here, and to a certain extent all nerd-centric places on the internet, for sure, but on the internet at large, I think we fit right in. Smodcast has a stupid large listener base that reaches well beyond Smith’s initial nerd fangroup.

From the way Smith talks about BB, he’s probably the best person to do it, and likely the only person who wants to. And his episodes of Flash and Supergirl have been fantastic. I think he will actually do really well in a scripted, serialized TV show.

Burnout is a thing, but I would think taking a break would be better rather than reassign the franchise, especially since the franchise didn’t do too well with a dev swap before.

Unless it’s the same game with the same split as before! Either way, I’m optimistic for more Tomb Raider. Absolutely loved the reboot.

That’s assumption though. They may absolutely love working on Tomb Raider. I mean, I would be thrilled if they took a break and made something else as well, but absolutely love their work on Tomb Raider.

Nope. But I believe they were working on one that got canned and never moved onto another for a couple reasons, one of the main ones being the death of Tony Jay.

I’m more concerned by the idea of taking Tomb Raider away from CD after two fantastic games. Unless they are rebooting Legacy of Kain, there is no reason to go to a different studio.

Smith was under the impression that Tim Miller was young (late 20s).

I mean, when I saw it was from Campbell, I expected this. All his work is off-putting in its oversexualization. It has its place and fans for sure, but its always been just a little too far for me to do anything but pass it over. Which is a shame, because the guy is genuinely talented, he just doesn’t seem to be…

Never personally had a cellphone screen shatter, nor that of a tablet. My controllers on 360 died from excessive use, not mistreating them. They all developed loose sticks and massive dead zones.

Holy crap man. I mean, I can see how it happens, but I thought I was rough on controllers! Its actually part of why I’m concerned about the Tablet side of this new thing: I bought a Pro controller for the Wii U after one session with Bayonetta 2 because I felt like the joystick on the thing was going to snap off! Not…

Yep! I’m 30, not 15. I don’t care what other people are doing or thinking, I care about the actual details of the product I’m investing my money in.

I think both Sony and MS do slightly better jobs, but then they release their new stuff typically during Game conventions, so they have to do a better job. Game…

Battery life maybe, I mean my tablet can go days without charge, but its not running full size games with extra controller inputs. The Wii U tablet had OK at best battery life. Screen protection is still iffy. I mean, look at cellphones. They use highly rated glass, but the fucking things still shatter and scratch…

I am right there with you. I am unimpressed by this and that this is the method of reveal is also bothersome. I would have loved to see Nintendo people actually talking what matters about the system. What the goal is (beyond the obvious of making money)?

Battery life, cartridges, accessory size and durability, screen…

Ok, so initial reaction: Nintendo really needs to hire someone better at naming shit. Wii was.. ok. Wii U was terrible, Switch is just odd. Also, is it just me, or was the “tablet” controller form looking to be the size of the wii U controller? So they’ve dropped the whole form factor portability thing from the DS…

My thoughts almost exactly. After like 6 hours, the only two complaints I have are the controls being stupidly mapped and the “safe build” area being rather small. Otherwise, its so much more enjoyable than Minecraft.

Possibly more Forza Horizon 3, but it will almost certainly continue to take a backseat to XCom 2.

If I’m not mistaken, the new masked archer at the end of that trailer was voiced by Michael Dorn. Cool follow-up to using Tony Todd as Zoom’s masked voice!

He killed people in the first season, started trying to be better and more like a hero in the subsequent season, but my guess here is the return to killing criminals is reactionary. He is grieving over the death of an ally, the separation of his team, and the end of s relationship. It’s a situation that can,…