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I honestly did not think I would want to see this but I heard Ryan Reynolds but most of all saw Jiggliepuff. I may not go to the theater to see it but I will see it eventually on bluray or netflix

Oh my God. 

Damn. 

RIP

5 minutes ago, crispy4000 said:

I don't buy multiplayer DLC either.  I also tend to be interested in single player DLC... but typically won't buy games that have it until a discounted complete edition is out.  That's the habit the industry has put me into.

Same with waiting for sales. Very rarely is DLC worth the initial price it releases at.

On 11/8/2018 at 7:20 PM, Firewithin said:

I think the season passes are what turn people off

I think this the case the industry doesn't want to admit or put out there.

21 hours ago, Kal-El814 said:

If Trophy completion percentages are even remotely indicative of sales numbers, this seems true.

Absolutely agree with you here on this.

I'm must be the small minority that buys single player DLC. I'm more willing to buy single player DLC than multiplayer DLC. I've probably only bought multiplayer DLC for the Battlefield games and Gears of War.

OMG! I have no words.Please please keep yourself together. I know you are doing what you can for your family but please take care of yourself as well. The stuff That is gone is just stuff. You have your family and your life.

6 hours ago, Remarkableriots said:

Sounds like they just worry if they call it Shrek 5 and so on that it would effect the box office.

That actually makes sense. 

21 minutes ago, Keyser_Soze said:

 

You've taught him well.

Thanks. He continues to make me proud and surprise me with his maturity.

47 minutes ago, Keyser_Soze said:

 

You'll end up getting it when your son begs you for it.

Actually his reaction to the price was like mine. I hope they go 50% during the playoffs or Super Bowl but I know that is wishful thinking. $15 is too much for a skin.

I wanted a Bears skin, then I saw the price. Oh hell naw.

Reboot? Why? Current continuity is just fine if they want to make more Shrek.

32 minutes ago, Xbob42 said:

I've never used a guide and honestly have no idea how they were ever so popular. Are these fucking things the reason y'all are so OCD about finishing and 100%ing every game?

 

I mean, I've checked a FAQ here and there if I'm utterly stuck, and I remember calling the Nintendo hotline once as a kid, but getting guides with new games? Why? Besides collector's value, I guess.

 

I think I remember someone saying they liked the art and presentation of the good ones, which I can get behind.

Some people just like to beat games, lol. I know how you feel just had to take a jab.

Never a fan of the Prime guides but as you said, the art is big but how some of the books are put together make it part of the gaming experience. For many of us that grew up with guides, they opened up so much a game many of would have never thought to explore or to think outside the box to get better. I know Street Fighter 2 guides back in the day expanded my imagination of what could be accomplished in that game which in turn opened my mind to a whole new wave of possibilities in games I played but that's a whole different story for another day.

I stopped using guides over the years cause many of them were just glorified instruction manuals to take advantage of folks who didn't know any better for a cash grab but at one point some guides were necessary for some games to seriously advance. I won't miss Prima but I get the sentiment of this.

5 minutes ago, SFLUFAN said:

8 episodes the ideal length - no more, no less.

 

The ending made me sad

It was a touching ending.

On 11/6/2018 at 7:43 AM, Keyser_Soze said:

Finished this up tonight, I thought it was great. I think that 8 episodes was actually the perfect length and the ending is obviously open to to a third season.

It really was the perfect length. I'm still happy how it concluded.

I have no doubt it will be a better movie. I liked Black Panther but it wasn't the Earth shattering experience for me like it was many other folks. It laid a great foundation for a fantastic sequel. Now the question will be will Disney some happy with it if financial lightening in the bottle doesn't strike again?

Batman 58

Green Lantern 1

X-Men Red 10

I look forward to seeing how Morrison takes GL into the depths of Morrison's mind. 

On 11/2/2018 at 12:44 AM, TwinIon said:

Rewatched Blade Runner 2049 and I’m increasingly convinced it’s a modern classic that may well be better than the original. Obviously it’s not going to be more influential and it owes quite a bit to the first film, but like Mad Max, I think the modern incarnation might just be a superior product. It’s gorgeous, it’s thoughtful, it sounds amazing. If Dune is anything close to this caliber, we’re in for a treat.

Loved the hell out of this film.

On 10/5/2018 at 11:28 PM, 5timechamp said:

 

Whats everyones (or those who watched it) opinion of the change behind the Predators purpose.... apparently they arent just hunting anymore and are here for a different purpose...

I think its lame, but i guess the "theyre hunting" narrative boxes in the storytelling too much?

It was different and interesting but didn't hurt my thoughts on the creatures. 

I can't do Tetris at $40. I love it but I've bought many Tetris games over the years and I can't justify $40 when I'm most likely only gonna play it here and there.

On 11/1/2018 at 2:39 PM, mikechorney said:

But, they run better on the pro....

Very minimal difference in the end. The idea is fun matters more and that can be had on either the Pro or PS4 reg. I like my pro but if I knew what I knew now, I would have stuck to my PS4 reg. 

I started watching it this morning and it's no nice seeing pyro in the entrances. 

20 hours ago, gamer.tv said:

I think the worst part about a Gladiator sequel is that I'd definitely have to watch it.  Regardless of accuracy, it's one of my favourite films of all time.

I'm in the same boat with you. 

4 hours ago, SFLUFAN said:

This is the absolute truth. Loved Gladiator but it doesn't need a sequel. 

30 minutes ago, Jason said:

 

Three months? The first time it only took me about a week to push through the itchiness I think.

I'm one of those guys that me growing a beard takes months. I look at awe of guys that have full facial hair growth in less than a week.

Just now, skillzdadirecta said:

Beards itch.

The first 3 months were hell but after that it's just natural now as the itching went away. I wash it and trim it.