Well, that was sort of what happened in the last movie, The First Purge, which was a prequel. Possible spoilers here, but it turns out most people didn’t want to murder folks, and instead held loud parties, did drugs, robbed an ATM, et cetera.

Well, if I had to guess, I’d say this is due to the fact that as the article mentions, this is the result of contest where people pitched their game ideas/concept art. And if the best one pitched was a beat-’em-up (or if barely anyone pitched any basketball games, or if the ones pitched didn’t really seem good), then…

Comment/reply that sincerely tries to explain any actual facts that may have been misinterpreted in either the article or the comments, but gets ignored &/or downvoted (if using something like Disqus) by people who prefer the hyperbolic and sensationalist takes.

Well, at some point making these kinds of predictions multiple times in a row also creates a “Boy Who Cried Wolf” effect where what was a legitimate rumor at one point has been exploited so often that it becomes something of a joke after a certain amount of time.

Well, except there’s the part where they’ve explicitly stated that there won’t be a limit on the quantity of games made:

Same energy:

Either that or Mr. Terrific, back on the DC side of things.

So she already apologized for it way before this? Ugh, great, that means The Root is now pulling that same sh*t anti-Marvel trolls did with James Gunn. You guys are supposed to be better than this, dammit.

That was actually released over here in North America for the SNES, but all of the Quavers stuff was changed/removed.

I dunno, given recent episodes & the details saying the Mad Pooper here was a woman, all the signs point to Linda.

Well, no, Hopkins beating out Boseman isn’t the flub. Instead, the huge flub is the Academy seemingly restructuring the show with Best Picture being given out before Best Actress and Best Actor, apparently hoping to end on a manufactured triumphant and emotional tribute for a Boseman win. Instead, it fell flat on its…

Christ, given a hefty chunk of the stuff Morrissey has said over the decades, I think he actually got off easy with the show’s parody of him. I actually wondered why Lisa would ever be a fan of someone like him after even a basic online search.

Before anybody dives in, I suggest taking a look at Musical Hell’s take on the film, where I first heard of it myself:

I mean, it had the ability to play games like Klax in a vertical mode, and it could be flipped upside-down for left-handed players, but that was seen as the good kind of weird. Hell, looking back in old gaming mags, several critics preferred the Lynx to the Game Boy, largely due to being able to pull off arcade ports…

Because as the title says, the focus is on the Game Boy’s wierdest rivals. The Lynx, Game Gear, and Sony’s portable consoles were all rivals, but there wasn’t anything weird or obscure about them, they were treated as legitimate competition, unlike most of these (same goes for the short-lived Neo-Geo Pocket Color, or…

The final episode has them state that it was a steal, thanks to rent control.

Okay, no. Just...no. I know we’re nostalgic for something like King of the Hill, & like coolmanguy here also says in the comments, the show still holds up...but it mostly holds up. Let’s be honest here, the last few seasons of the show took a massive nosedive (mainly from Season 10 onward, when Hank got hit with the…

Well, evidently enough to the point where some coked-up Nickelodeon executives thought to nominate it for Favorite Movie, and Lin-Manuel for Favorite Actor.

According to Wikipedia, the first winner for Favorite Movie was actually The Karate Kid Part II; Beverly Hills Cop II would win the following year. But none of that compares to the time that frickin’ Boyz n the Hood, of all films, apparently got nominated for Favorite Movie at the Kids’ Choice Awards (and lost to The…

No, he was in Dolittle last year. In fact, according to the Wikipedia page for the awards, that was the role he won the award for. Yes, an award for Dolittle, where Downey clearly doesn’t get a shit and spends the climax of the film pulling bagpipes out of a dragon’s ass. He won over Lin-Manuel Miranda in Hamilton. Kid…