First season was fantastic. Second season was okay.
None of it was bad though.
First season was fantastic. Second season was okay.
None of it was bad though.
You’re kind of remembering right. The first controllers were 6-axis and did not have rumble. They claimed it was impossible.
Later on they added it back in and it became the dual shock 3.
Playing Motorstorm with the 6-axis in the controller was a surreal experience. And that was a launch title. Same with playing a mature FPS from the makers of Ratchet & Clank and Spyro.
Thank God. That sounds dumb as hell.
But also, I wouldn’t be surprised to see Blade appear in a movie to entice people into future projects.
It’s not just a gender swap, it’s the wife of Norrin Radd. Ideally this would be an excuse to have an experienced Silver Surfer now, and do an actual Norrin Radd introduction in the main universe later.
I think we’re on movie fatigue and bad movie fatigue. All kinds of movies are struggling right now and Marvel has been 50/50 on their movie quality since Endgame. Mixed with nothing overall enticing people to theaters, it’s been a bad mix.
Xmen, Fantastic 4, and Blade are expected to be the thing that gets people back into the MCU though. Hell, Deadpool and Wolverine is the only MCU movie in theaters this year.
Not required. But it could be something they have to decide before throwing them on the store. I can’t think of any other reason not to do it other than licensing.
I want all of the classics catalog that was made available on the PS3 store to come back. I understand some games have had remasters. But I’d love to see they rest on the PS5.
It can’t be that hard, right? Is it just making trophies available for them?
I’ll get it for cheap at some point when it goes on sale. I remember playing 2 and liking it. But also that it felt kind of like a fever dream.
My problem with Ant Man 3 was everything wrong with The Marvels but much worse. Individual scenes were fine, but they felt disconnected either plot wise, thematically, or emotionally. Kang felt incompetent, regardless of the plot reasons why he was underpowered. And they could have done just about anything else with MODOK and it would have been better.
Jonathan Majors stole every scene he was in. It felt like it was him vs the writing.
Thor 4?
Ant-Man 3, if you count that. I wouldn’t call it a tip tier property. But they were clearly trying to use it as a launching point for the next phase.
I don’t know if she could control it. But she also never tried to. Regardless, she totally knew that they were trapped and she didn’t care.
However, she was in denial about herself being good. She thought the trapped people were happy. Hence she also didn’t murder. That delusion broke at the end of WV. People just assumed she would go good rather than going further off the deep-end. But with the Darkhold there was only one direction to go.
TBF, she felt bad about torturing the town. But she was fully aware that they were being held captive. She was just delusional about them being happier under control without freedom. Once she accepted her reality, it didn’t seem like a huge leap to her MoM self.
He came back as Batman in the Flash, which is a more direct comparison.
Seems more like someone taking a picture of the food, and then leaving without trying it. They still appreciate the food, just not the part that makes it great.
An actual teaser! I’ve gotten so used to initial trailers being called teasers, I was expecting that instead. This is what teasers are supposed to be.
It really depends on who is playing in each. In fact, it might depend on what point of the game it is. If a low ranked CFP team looks like they’ll get demolished, I might watch for a few minutes until it’s confirmed, then switch.
I think there’s more mixed bag since Endgane. Shang-Chi, Spider-Man NWH, Doctor Strange MoM, and GOTG vol. 3 were all great imo. While Black Widow, Thor 4, and Ant-Man 3 were horrible. And the rest have been somewhere in between.
I liked Eternals and Wakanda Forever. I thought Quantumania was horrible with a couple okay scenes.
Thor L&T on the other hand had a lot of really well made scenes. It’s honestly a much better movie than Quantumania. But I dislike it more because I can see a truly phenomenal movie held back by forced humor.
Having said that, I’m really glad that some people liked it. There are other projects that I’m bummed about not getting as much praise as I think they deserve. And I’m certain that others feel the same way about this. So I’m glad that this was perfect for some.
I mean, they did that with She-Hulk, which I thought was fantastic and stayed pretty true to the comics too. All considered it had the pieces to drive viewership and it ended up being a money pit.
In Thor 4 they basically let Waititi have fun with it and that was a disaster.