I watched the trailer wondering if it was a new console or just a new version of the One, and I'd consider myself videogame literate.

That was DEFINITELY on purpose.

And then years later, Marvel fully embraced the multiverse approach.

Agreed, Multiverse is always more fun than No Multiverse!

I loved that “off-season” Randy looked like Santa.

I liked The Last Jedi, but I agree with Boyega 100%, especially since he got saddled with the part of the movie I largely didn't like at all.

It looks like they're continuing to air them Saturday nights, as there are two this weekend and two next weekend (that's as far as my on screen cable guide goes right now).

The hammer scene is totally paced out for cheering, as the only dialogue at that point is Thor basically cheering along with the audience.

Man, an AT-ST in the dark, with its windows lit up red and making Metal Gear noises was way scarier looking than I expected it to be.

BotW does indeed have voice acting, though Link still only says "hiya" and such (though he has dialogue responses, suggesting that he's not actually silent).

I'm convinced his deal with Tony was entirely from the connection of them both being kindred spirits as secret poopers.

I can never see it without hearing it in Hank Hill's voice.

Lately with most things I just always assume that “A” is always true, regardless of whether or not “B” is also true.

I'm shoving the discourse in the garbage where belongs and playing Pokemon Sword this weekend, in between looking up old cartoon shorts on Disney+.

OK Zoomer.

Heck, there's a new Wacky Races cartoon with him in it running RIGHT NOW.

I don’t know man, regardless of how they might seem now, those spaceship parts of Flight of the Navigator were friggin’ awesome when I was watching it as a kid.

I recognized every character listed in this article, for whatever that’s worth (nothing).

Yeah, I'm choosing to look at this as him NOT planning to just be president forever and ever.

Watch the fucker manage to make it to 105 somehow.