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To be fair, we don't definitely know that he's going to be made of Vibranium, but the facts as you've put them do seem to line up. It seems to me that Evan was talking about Ultron in general, rather than specifically in this film, when he referred to his Adamantium composition.

With the big beard? Andy Serkis, presumably as Ulysses Klaw.

The problem is that the sprites in the original don't look that crisp in action. The limitations of old technology on old TVs made them look very fuzzy in practice. I'd love a "remake" that just sharpened up the sprites and polys. Having said that, what this guy is doing looks really nice too, but this is another

Not only "best Mario game," it's my favorite game, period. That said, I don't know if I'd want to see a sequel. I feel like that game wrapped up pretty perfectly as it was, and any attempt to recapture that game's greatness would be very difficult without giving the feeling of simply aping the things that made it

Newman would be the kind of guy to only play with special rules on. Invisible, light, quick Smash, anyone?

I'm imagining an episode where someone has a Smash tournament, and everyone's invited but George, because he notoriously abuses taunts.

Is anyone actually asking for the series to take a break though? I mean, it effectively has been on a break for five years now.

I've played every Metroid game, save for Other M, from start to finish, and Fusion is hands down my favorite game in the franchise, along with probably my favorite game in the last fifteen or so years. I know a lot of people hold Super Metroid as a sort of gold standard, but Fusion has aged MUCH better. Control-wise,

I feel like the GameCube adapter one should be the opposite. Newman would be the kind to insist on only playing by "competitive rules," while everyone else just wants to play for fun.

Not really? Like, they're both sort of "practical" versions of costumes, but Batgirl's not the first superheroine to have that kind of costume, and in terms of content the two hardly look alike at all.

It's no "System is Down," but it'll do.

This is actually why I clicked this article. I'm disappointed as well. Maybe it's better not to invite the type of, let's say, "discussions" that such a megalist would generate on Thanksgiving of all days.

I think that's kind of a different list though. What they're going for is "the 12 best games that you can play on the Vita," and if one of those twelve games is also available on another console, that doesn't mean it's not one of the 12 best games on the Vita. If the majority of the games on a given list are

I don't think anyone dares to dream that big. I'd love a new Chrono game (assuming it came out on a Nintendo console), but I don't think it's likely and I don't want to get my hopes up.

Other regions have Club Nintendo as well.

You dislike DLC, but you want Nintendo to release a Game of the Year edition of Smash Bros.? What do you think would be in the Game of the Year edition?

I mean, as far as we knew he was dead, though. He chopped himself in half, then got blown up when Namek went boom, and we didn't see him for a while. A character doesn't have to literally die and be reborn to "return."

As a consumer of video games, we don't "have" to do anything. We're free to decide to play, or not play, whichever games we want. However, as a consumer looking for a satisfying gameplay experience in the modern market, you will find yourself more often than not forced to pay for DLC, if you want to experience a game

I mean, at face value, I think embargoes are usually for the purpose of keeping certain pre-release info from being spoiled until after release. This one, however, strikes me more as Ubi trying to stifle negative press until after a large portion of their consumer base has already purchased the game, and that is bad.