While not product placement in the traditional sense, I feel like the writers and team behind “The Lego Movie” deserve some kind of special mention for managing to make a fun, thoughtful, all-ages movie from an idea everyone would rightly expect to be an 2 hours of hot, product-pushing garbage.

I wonder if they’ll handle Jeffrey Tambor’s role in Star vs The Forces of Evil in a similar way. He had a much larger role than CK does here. I liked his character a lot too. Bums me out.

My friends and I used to go “meat-sim hunting” in Perfect Dark on the N64 after we got tired of regular multiplayer. You’d load up a multiplayer map with as many meat-sims (the in-game term for the dumbest AI opponent) as possible and play to 100 kills or something.

In all fairness, he basically is a bloated, quasi-human worm creature.

I feel like the commenters here will relate to this as much as I do:

Would you say this one is more similar to 7 or 8? If so I’ll give it a spin. I really loved 7, but couldn’t get into Awakening’s dating sim stuff.

I had nearly the exact same experience last month. Same year and model, and seemingly the same cause of death. Seeing my iMac finally go was almost like losing a pet or something. It will be missed.

As far as I know the Jailer’s health degradation is cause by line of sight with their lantern when it is glowing red.

The idea that this man can be taken seriously as a potential leader of the free world makes me feel like the entire world is imploding.

This kind of technique is actually quite do-able on paper, although it has fallen out of practice since technical drawing has been somewhat supplanted by 3-D. Sketchup is based on this kind of thing and lets you extrude crude shapes from a floor plan.