What if you intentionally bid an amount that would result in $6969 or something similar if you got it right? (Or wrong?)

“What is it with executives assuming we’re still clambering for another Men in Black movie??” 

“What is it with executives assuming we’re still clambering for another Men in Black movie??” 

Are you a 30-year-old man with kids? The idea is probably to get parents who remember the show to take their kids to it since their kids might like it and they’ll at least have the nostalgia factor.

The actual interview relating to the smoking policy explicitly stated that having Fox would mean they *could* do things that they wouldn’t do under the Disney label now. I highly doubt anything will change with West Side Story. Not sure about The Simpsons given that they’re putting it on Disney Plus.

The article you cited cites another article which says nothing about the smoking policy other than that they didn’t want to make movies with smoking under the Disney label. It explicitly states that “With Fox, [they] can make movies that right now [they] say no to,” so it really doesn’t seem like this is an issue at…

They sold it back to Hulu itself, so it automatically got divided according to Disney and Comcast’s proportional ownership stakes. So Disney now has 67% and Comcast has 33%.

It’s sort of already a thing. VRV combines a bunch of small niche services into one for one much lower price.

I liked it, but I agree with this to a point, too. Especially as compared to Kingdom Hearts and Kingdom Hearts II, the Disney worlds kind of seemed to be there just to be there rather than serving much of a purpose. And it seemed easier than any of the previous games. I also kind of wonder if Disney put some…

“Every time someone screams about “SJWs,” what they’re really telling us is that they’re so used to seeing themselves represented in their preferred form of entertainment (here, games) that any storyline, character, or narrative design component that does not support their personal fantasy/sense of self is…

I think my point might have come across too strongly. I have nothing against remakes at all. They can be great. I just think saying that any good game “desperately needs” a remake is also too strong of a statement.

“the good games that desperately need the remaking”

I’ll give you the backup point, but that’s it. The rest just supports my own point and shows that we didn’t even have to go all-digital for it to already be a problem to some extent. (Going all-digital would exacerbate an already-existing problem.)

P.T. is the first one that comes to mind, but the same would go for literally any game that’s been pulled from availability and not released again anywhere else. I can’t think of any other specific ones right now, but I have no doubt whatsoever that there could be at least hundreds if not more.

Agreed. It’s definitely a problem now already. Going all-digital will mostly make an already-existing problem significantly worse.

“pirates and emulation enthusiasts are kinda going to solve some of these issues for us, eventually”

Sure, you might be able to keep the games you’ve already purchased (though that’s not guaranteed - look up what’s happening with Microsoft’s ebook store), but the games you *haven’t* purchased may become unavailable for you to ever get. If you find 0ut about something too late and it’s already gone, you’re completely…

Then you don’t understand the problem at all. Sure, you can still play old NES games now. You either need the physical cartridge (which you could buy used if necessary) or it has to be one of the relatively few curated games which the company who made them has decided to make available (or from a more questionably…

I’ll admit that I can’t watch it yet, either, but given the snippet they provided, at least one of the concerns is longevity/preservation. If a game requires a server connection or can only be purchased digitally, then once that server is shut down or the game is pulled from sale, it’s just gone, permanently, and…

“The handful of physical current-gen games I do own”