Maybe if we give these decent, but not perfect films a chance we may get something better. Superhero movies were not even as good as GitS when they started, but they got their due.
Not all of them have won a world series though.
Did you ever read 1984? Everyone eventually had a telescreen installed where they live. The government watched them through it and told them what to think. The people shared your “I don’t care if people look at all my stuff I have nothing to hide” mindset and eventually lost all control of everything to a ruling…
So..... plugging in an HDMI cable and USB cable is too much hassle? Hell, my Xbox 360 was more of a PITA to set up than my Vive.
I think the main problem with Sombra is that even if you’re playing her very well, you’d still likely be contributing more to your team as another character. The niche she fills just isn’t important enough when you’ve only got six slots to fill.
You would think that after failing horribly with the Wii U they would be more upfront about explaining their consoles efficiently. But apparently it wouldn’t be Nintendo if they didn’t try to sabotage themselves.
Last year, HTC made the best virtual reality experience possible. One as close to the promise of Star Trek’s…
I just don’t understand VR. When I get home from work and want to play a video game, I want to sit on my fat lazy butt with a controller in my hand and “veg out” in front of my monitor.
Can’t wait for Fallout 4 VR on the Vive!
Mortal Kombat itself was cultural appropriation
I get the joke. But but just in case someone takes it as an actual exaple of equality; Mortal Kombat isn’t a piece of culture that can be appropriated. Mostly because it’s be shared around the world as a product by it’s creators. Who’s whole concept and lore is entirely shared between it’s many creators. Basically…
I really liked this game. Not as much as Black Flag, but it was good for me. Unpopular opinion, I know.
That style you mention (Japanese Sonic 3/Sonic Jam art) is the definitive art style of Sonic to me; the style when Sonic’s character was perfected.
Danny O’Dwyer’s Noclip, who did a cool documentary series on Rocket League, are now doing one on the new Doom game. In an industry where silence is golden, it’s rare to get such a comprehensive look behind the scenes, so this should be fun.
Androids don’t have a race my man
There is a lot of people who seem to have an issue with ScarJo playing the role of Major... tell me, who would you put in that the average cinema go’er is actually going to either recognize or want to see? It’s easy to say it needs to be someone of Asian descent but I would argue that ScarJo is one of the hottest…
I mean, the game’s theming seems to be about a diverse coalition of saturday morning cartoon characters coming together to stop a larger threat.
A couple things.
Hardly