Damn I was hoping for the Legends games, Battle Network, and for the F of it, Network Transmission.

It’s called Slush Pewter.

the problem isn’t “that nobody wants a live-action version of X”, plenty of people actually want them. the problem is that the producers of said live-action versions don’t understand what they are producing and how to do so.

I assume this show is available only to subscribers of the Netflix Beige tier. 

Is Magic: The Gathering fortnite now?

I’m really not a fan of influencer culture.

so she’s just really into ugly dudes huh?

I mean it’s depressing enough that people enjoy the completely visusal and aural incoherence of your average Twitch stream, hard to think AI randomness will be any different.

Can’t wait until we’re at the point that all these YouTubers/Twitch stars are just AIs and their videos play to nobody as silent autoplay ads on Fandom pages. Just an endless cycle of crap being peddled to nobody and somehow somebody gets rich.

If I ever see a high percentage of viewers genuinely enjoying AI generated content on youtube I will lose all hope for humanity.

I will die defending the 2007 CGI one.  Yeah, the plot lost the thread with all the ancient demons or whatever the were on the loose.  But the performances were top notch, the animation was excellent, and the fight in the rain between Raph and Leo elevates the entire rest of the movie.

So, you want me to enter my bank account info into a form in order to get paid because a company couldn’t be trusted with my info? Sounds sketchy.

My thoughts exactly why on earth would you use a 3rd party app to order versus either calling or using the first party app.

Didn’t use “Good News Everyone!” in the trailer 0/10

Epic has gotten really good at whatever this cel-shading technique is. It’s pretty cool seeing these 2D characters in 3D still somehow look like their 2D selves.

Jeez when you put it that way you make this decision look really stupid/.

So the company who only 15 years ago released the first Assassin’s Creed and sold 8 million copies and started a series of which each most recent titles have apparently only sold ~10M copies itself - that company is giving up on a new IP that they’ve admitted was a “healthy commercial success” to focus on franchises…

Which makes the Democratic party the sane ones?

That was a nice gesture even if it only averages <$10 a member, but that’s enough for gas money so they can get to their 2nd jobs.