It’s very easy to say that you’d pay more for a better version of something that you have and use frequently. It’s much harder to say that other people would pay ~$200 more for something they are already not buying in sufficient volumes. Especially after the organization you’d have to convince has a clear comfort…

Does this work in an oven?

We disagree.

Your term is good too. The definition makes sense, but do others agree? I think that’s why we see so many responses to the headline. Thus, let’s use either a new term or a new qualifier.

In which case it’s not pixel art, which is about economy. Needs a new term then. Pixel pointillism?

Not sure if we have the same definition of terrible. Repeated success is the definition of a good career, not a punishment.

How about just more Katamari games? Do you hate money?

Nice... makes sense.

Critical praise mainly, nothing I’ve read from Miller in particular. But that never stopped him from changing it up before. It is just him know instead of Byron Kennedy, that might change the equation.

Unexplained was a poor choice of word. Just handled better. Handled better in the way that fallout water was handled in Thunderdome. Mel waves some device at the seller’s wares, device squelches, both of them laugh confrontationally and part ways. Boom, context woven, drop the mic.

Yeah, reminded me of Thunderbolt from Wolverine. Increased strength, endurance, feel no pain. Die in an hour.

...and now I have a halloween costume idea.

Watch them immediately. Make fun of them, get it out of your system. Then watch them all again, twice.

Thunderdome is a great ride, go for it.

Yeah spin her off. I wouldn’t have minded if Max got croaked and she took the mantle.

Glad you loved it. Perhaps my issue is that I can’t fall out of love with Road Warrior. Old dogs.

Makes sense, had a feeling. Thought it might have some enhancement or would kill you after an enhance. Bothered me trying to figure out stuff like this this during watching. Maybe it was a fun puzzle for others.

Here’s hoping.

Not really disagreeing with the spirit of your points.

All rock and no roll.