Depends on what sort of game you’re looking for. I am a HUGE fan of the original Ultimate Alliance games and was first in line to buy #3. But I felt zero connection or interest in any of the characters as they are portrayed and the story is the most basic, barebones bit of comic cliche ever written. And it is one of…

Its kinda like how marvel let evans and Downey go, after the fox deal went through and they reacquired all those marvelous mutants

The Karenator (I decided I didn’t like the first name so I changed it)

I find the difference between the two to be very noticeable. But only in contrast. I honestly can’t hear jack in the “original” sound. 

“The old head shot noise was a huge rush of adrenaline,”

Exactly. I’m sure everyone here has said things they regret or misjudged their given audience, but that word is just not in my mental dictionary. I’ve said plenty of stupid things in my life but not once have I even been tempted to use it, it just doesn’t come to mind. So I’m constantly amazed how many people there…

Damn, I’ve never heard of the NBS and it sounds awesome. I’m just sorry I had to find out about it because of this crisis.

That’s easy to say, and probably true. But we’re talking about volunteers, and there are rarely enough of those already. Turning away potential candidates leads to it’s own set of problems.

Updating logos can break almost subliminal reaction customers may have to a brand. Every time I see the gold Chevy bowtie all I can think is “cheap, plasticky, out of date American car”. I’ve driven plenty of modern Chevys I think are pretty decent, I still have that reaction to the logo.

This this this this this.

2015 GT350 and a 2016 Jaguar FType.

Not at the moment. Carroll was my grandfather, so when Chassy approached us about doing a documentary about him, being a big fan of their other films, we were excited to do it. I’m really happy with how it turned out.

I’m glad you liked Shelby American! My brothers and I produced it along with Chassy Media. It was definitely a project we were passionate about. 

A miniseries would have been great, and they actually tried to do it that way several years ago. But no one could get the support and financing until James Mangold was able to use his Logan clout to get Fox to produce it. Although that was also because he was able to figure out how to make it at a palatable sub-$100…

Ah, cool. It’s been years since I watched the making of on that. I still love that scene.

(matrix was little more CG, but they really did shut down the Alameda to film it).

I understand that two hours isn’t representative of the game and I’m not saying it doesn’t get better. But a large part of the problem I had was the controls which I though we’re overly complicated and obtuse, so that wasn’t going to change.

RDR2 was literally at the very top of my wanted games list for however many years it took to come out after it was announced, and I had hoped for it ever since I played RDR 1. Iliterally dreamed about the game and how good it would be.

I believe he’s pointing out that the OP called the players “Black Sox” instead of White Sox.

I saw a screening in August. The arc of the film is not Ford as the plucky underdog, but rather focused on Shelby and Miles efforts to design a winning car/team under the corporate pressure and expectations.