In the 8 player X Men arcade game you knew your friend's hated you if they forced you to use Dazzler

Can't wait till they reboot the series to help establish the "Hasbro Cinematic Universe"

I'm on a list now aren't I?

Wrong. most of these think pieces get made fun of on /r/indieheads

Pretty much everyone knows Harry becomes a total shit bag by the end, even people who still like Harry through the whole series

For generic Sentinels? Yeah no, give me a break

Spencer's in because he was a top tier character in MVC3/UMVC3 who was fun to use. Which is the only reason why Storm and Sentinel showed up in MVC3 (don't lie to me that there are Storm and Sentinel comic book super fans.)

Those games were pushing the Genesis. The Genesis is pretty notorious for its dingier palette and tinny sound chip (both a plus and a minus depending on how it's used.) EWJ's design was actually intentionally done so to accommodate the Genesis limitations.

I mean it's probably pointless to argue with someone who feels the "only" stone cold classic game on the Genesis is Revenge of Shinobi but even I a Nintendo die hard sees merit in the system. There's at least 50 some odd games exclusive to the Genesis that are amazing and while rare even some cross platform titles…

Even if I could get He Man's bod I would never have Battlecat

The Neverending Story also has an ending

But can i find the pitchfork and the sweater?

Seinfield did it

That game is still paced like a GG/BlazBlu game. This looks to be a direct response to the speed of a Capcom Marvel game though, something ArcSystem Works has never really touched.

I mean more like the Marvel vs. Capcom balls to the wall chaotic style. Butoden is still paced like a Guilty Gear game.

Next on the AV Club: The world of "Twin Peaks" certainly is zany!

Dragonball Fighter Z. I'm not even a Dragonball fan but the game looks amazing in every conceivable way a fighting game could look awesome. This is also not the sort of game I'd expect ArcSystem Works to make ever. Really interested in how this game develops.

Two great tastes that would go horrible together

Forester and Grier got rave reviews, I think reviews for the movie itself ranged as "good but not as good as pulp fiction" at their best and issues with pacing, tone and dialog at their worst.

Wrong Stone was sent, should've been "Stone Cold" Steve Austin