Whenever a dev releases an announcement trailer for a game that’s just a few lines of dialogue and a logo, I think they should release a “gameplay” trailer using whatever unfinished or placeholder assets they have at the time. I know it’s more involved to make and may show features or content that doesn't wind up in…

This is cool and I’m excited by the news, but can we also get a spiritual successor to The Incredible Hulk: Ultimate Destruction?

Even though the bulk of the story would still be the same, it would’ve been cool if they let things diverge for a little longer. Like until you get inside Arasaka’s penthouse. Instead of always meeting Jackie and always being sent to steal the Relic, have a different temp partner and visit the penthouse under…

I plowed through the game, bugs and all, on the PS4 when it came out. I couldn't begin to guess how many times it crashed on me, but after about a month and a half I beat it. Today I was able to order a PS5 and I can't wait to play it again on there and see how much different it is.

I will second what nikudan said. It's definitely set in the same city (for example, the main character's apartment looks to be the same building as V's), but it has its own story, characters, etc.

The main character spends half her time as a 100% CGI character. That gets expensive quickly. And presumably Marvel Studios wants her to appear in ensemble movies, so they may as well go live action from the start.

*waits patiently for the “Die Hard is a Disney movie” debate to become a thing*

For me, the most interesting information in the video is the cut underwater segment from MGS2, where you would have to leave a false trail of blood to sneak by a shark.

Can you imagine a remake where The End is constantly trying to pick you off during the entire mission?

Yeah, just have it as an option you could choose before starting a new game. I would be interested in trying it, even though I'd probably regret that decision a couple days into the showdown.

*invests in fainting couch stock*

Sort of. Literally the only characters from the show are Goliath, Demona, and Steel Clan robots. If Xanatos himself was in it, I didn’t make it far enough to see him.

I read that Brian K. Vaughn wanted it to be different from the beginning. He wanted the story to be Wikipedia-proof in that viewers wouldn't be able to look online to find out what happens next.

It was a frustrating game at times. There were many parts that required precise timing with multiple jumps and when you mess up, you have to do everything over. I never beat the game, despite owning it and playing it a ton when it came out.

A weird bit about the game is that it totally ignored the existence of the rest of the Manhattan clan.

Yes, the quote was in the article, however the image refutes the article’s claim.

Fine, but then they should insult celebrities’ actions instead of their medical conditions.

These are two separate factions of gamers. You know that, right?

In-game preorder bonuses are rarely worth it in my opinion. It’s usually either a pack of common items like this, or reskinned weapons/outfits with insane stats that toss any sense of challenge out the window for half the game.

I’d pick Heart Gold or Soul Silver over Emerald, but otherwise I’m in total agreement. The games have had little meaningful growth over the years. Sometimes a new mechanic is added that’s pretty cool, but then it’s abandoned in the next entry.