Didn’t Shang Tsung get wiped from existence from the same final fight that created Fire Thunder Water Earth God Liu Kang?

You can only get the bundle price if you own zero of the games already. I have Dragon Age Origins in my Steam account and it only allows me to get the bundle as a gift for someone else.

The last house is going to get converted into a Mr. Beast Store, where all his employees can purchase basic needs without having to worry about the outside world.

“If you can dodge a wrench, you can dodge a LMP2!”

A lot of games have a pre-made performance profile that you can switch on using the quick access battery menu.

It feels like they made it so you could remove their shorts.

The “Venomized” line did appear in comics, Marvel gave the Venom symbiont it’s own “Spiderverse” storyline. Maybe Marvel licensed them to Funko to try and promote the comics?

Has anyone tried reversing a spindle motors’ wiring so the disc spins backwards? Actually curious.

It’s funny that you mention that, I just played Returnal and that’s basically one of the endings for it.

Don’t forget in the official manual for Super Mario Bros it saids that the citizens of the Mushroom Kingdom were turned into the very bricks that you break in the game. Those coins you collect were originally the loose change in their pockets. The mushroom theory is canon IMO.

Testament isn’t a man.

I figured the blonde was due to her being infected with Uroboros, and Wesker wanting to bang blondes.

Really? I think it fits (at least in my headcanon):

“I’m sorry. I cannot tell you why, Dave.”

I read “The footage is what it is” as: this is promo material only, final product is subject to change.

Look, if we start playing the game and after several hours a new version of Nineball suddenly shows up and fucks us up the “sexual content” tag is going back in.

*vadge of honor

Like Spike Spiegel as Giant-Robot Batman.

The Best Girl in the entire series,

DC’s “The Atom” (Ray Palmer) was created first in 1961, then Ant-Man was created a year later, and Hank Pym’s Giant Man persona was created by Marvel in 1963.