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7 years to accomplish this trick?

The fact the broader world of Online never really changed outside of the addition of new missions and access to buildings always bothered me. I couldn’t buy into a “living breathing” world that... never really changed or reacted to actions taken within it. Read more

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I took my wife to go see it on Friday and by the end, she was on the verge of tears. She finally broke when we saw these young girls dressed like the Dora Milaje. She was so proud to see little girls have heroes that look that them and be represented is such a positive way.

I do love putting my enemies into a literal thunder dome
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Alright, master mode here I come! Read more

Damn it, why are players always creating new martial arts and discovering secret techniques and shit? They make me look lazy.
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Reading their dev team page is... Wow. Read more

This seems really cool! I always enjoy stuff that pushes out the boundaries of mediums and storytelling. It’s one of those times when I’m sad I can’t access the iOS app store because I’m on Android. Oh well, here’s hoping that it get ported over at some point so I can give them my money. Read more

Those illustrations are phenomenal, loving the style. Gonna have to get this one for the weekend to play with the Missus. :) Read more

And you thought Zelda timeline theories were crazy. This certainly takes the banana cake!
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As far as I am concerned, Cranky Kong is Donkey Kong’s father, and the current Donkey Kong is Donkey Kong Jr. all grown up, because that makes the most sense. Read more

Abrams has used the Cloverfield franchise as a testing ground for younger talent. My guess is Julius Onah won’t be working for JJ again anytime soon. Read more

I thought it was fun AF. Probably because I’m a huge sci fi fan (Not to be confused with someone who complains about almost all scifi movies/shows post-Battlestar) and love me some Chris O’dowd. Also really enjoyed the concept to have 3 completely separate stories all parallel the same event that’s occurring. Read more

I love the Cloverfield movies and this was deeply mediocre and performed the completely pointless task of explaining how they all fit together. That said, my wife and I still watched the whole thing and enjoyed it, even as I mentally noted problem after problem (the centrifugal force “artificial gravity” wouldn’t work… Read more

Enjoyed it, but I would be interested to see what the non-Cloverfield “The God Particle” would have looked like. Then again, without the name and marketing gimmick there’s a chance I wouldn’t have heard about it in the first place, let alone seen it.
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I think the paradox is how some people love it because it’s bad good and others love it because it’s good and slightly bad. Read more

I’m a Cloverfield fan, so it was still fun while the movie itself was mediocre, but whatever, it kinda fits the universe and I didn’t have to pay $15 for it. Read more

The movie lost me with its very first line: “Government sources tell us the world’s energy resources will be fully exhausted within five years.” 

So this is a world where solar, wind, tidal, and geothermal power don’t exist, yet they’re on the verge of a giant space-based particle accelerator creating enough free… Read more

The headline perfectly describes how I felt about this movie. There are just so many huge plot holes but I still found myself intrigued by the sci-fi greatness. Read more