You should see the response to that question when it was posed to Respawn and EA in a joint presser.

Cargo pants! Shut up, I’m a 44 year old computer engineer dad. I have a license.

Who carries their 3DS in their pocket? Don’t most put it in a bag?

Or film Cable and Deadpool just sitting in a cafe discussing his entire backstory, in one three-hour long scene, the whole thing, all improvised to save budget, and release that as part of a five-hour long Extended Edition.

Why didn’t they lead with this? This looks awesome, 1-2-Switch and Arms look boring as hell. This should have launched the announcement.

This is the first time I’ve been seriously hype for a Mario game. They’ve all had their fun, but this is something else entirely. It almost looks like an animation more than a game.

Holy Crap, That looked amazing! A Mario 64 type game looks cool. 

And to be frank, PSN was a god damn joke until we had to pay for it.

Counterpoint: Please don’t use a digital version of her so soon like that (provided the family is okay with it) Please don’t use a digital version of her so soon like that (provided the family is okay with it) Please don’t use a digital version of her so soon like that (provided the family is okay with it) Please don’t…

Strongly disagree. They cannot kill of Leia in some lame or off screen fashion.

It’d probably be 2019 at the earliest. She already wrapped up on Ep8 (Dec 2017), then 2018 would be ‘expanded universe’ with Ep9 in 2019.

General Leia will get the ol’ “Poochie” send-off in Episode IX.

Maybe Bespin still has his carbonite mold on file.

He’s too shit for this old.

His vision was imperfect, so he wore ground glass lenses held in place with frames to compensate.

Well they did get bought out by Univision, but that doesn’t have anything to do with it. Gawker media has always been a shameless content aggregator with a solid dose of BS lazy posts (glad they’ve mostly gotten over that content free ranked list shit). Sploid exclusively reposts content, so this is probably the most…

Okay, genius, so how did they remove the sound? I get how it could be done now, with modern editing equipment, anybody could remove the sound from a piece of footage on a halfway decent Mac. But how did they get the sound out of the movies back then? You can’t do that with a phonograph, that’s for sure.

She wants to try killing you? Savage.

So many big words, yet used appropriately! Nicely done!