Yerp. Their long game is a constitutional convention - where they will basically gut the Bill of Rights.

Hayter is also Snake in Smash Ultimate, so that’s a good thing.

MGS 4 had the same VA for Solid Snake, and a different actor for Naked as Naked’s age was exceptionally advanced at the time.

There was no reason to replace Hayter with Sutherland in Ground Zeroes, as Naked’s age would not have advanced sufficiently between MGS 3/Peace Walker and the prologue to MGS V.

Kojima did that…

The problem is, David Hayter found out a few years ago that Hideo Kojima had been trying to recast him since MGS3 and the way Hayter found out about not being cast in MGSV was relatively insensitive on Kojima’s part. People like to say “Fuck Konami” but when it comes to David Hayter “Fuck Kojima” kinda applies.

I was initially incensed at the treatment Hayter received for MGS V, but given the way the plot works out, the change made sense.

...that said, Sutherland was more or less absent from the role anyway, so I’m not sure why Kojima felt a need to make the replacement as he did, apart from his star-humping proclivities (and…

Miyamoto-san, you really need to negotiate for yourself. They could at least give you a discount.

Don’t they have to give you a copy in order to get that Nintendo Seal of Quality?

It has changed by leaps and bounds since then. Every version, even console versions. The best thing they did was get rid of the auction house and change drop rates and added ways to obtain the armor sets. The main thing I’ve done was max out every character to 70 (i’m at paragon 600 and am not an every day player) and…

The auction house is completely gone, they reworked all the skills and the game might as well be a sequel at this point with all the changes. I’d highly suggest looking into it again.

Yes and no.

*sigh* *opens wallet*

That’s cool for you.

Sorry, but this is obviously fake. George Costanza is not a character in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. He is an assist trophy ONLY. Please do not troll on this webpage.

No items

Yeah, I remember listening to behind-the-scenes stuff as far back as the first Incredibles movie where they were talking about the challenges of things like cloth animation and Violet’s hair. Watching how they’ve iterated and improved on things over all the years and movies since has been really interesting.

Come on now. It’s not that hard to animate. 

Meanwhile QuakeGL had a mirror that worked fine back in 1997 running on our Voodoo2s with their massive 12 megabytes of video memory.

Also, mirrors. But put that in the category of “We can but it’s not efficient”. The Last of Us has a working mirror in its prologue scene and it blew my mind since it’s not something you see often.

this is how graphics evolve. at one point it was realistic water physics, then it was facial animation, now its clothing. next maybe theyll find a way to make character models interact that doesnt make kissing look horrifying.

To be fair--and as the reveal trailer implied--almost everyone else has their archrivals represented. Why not DK?