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I mean, what was everyone expecting - That company is rotten from top to bottom and he's the embodiment of that. Him going wouldn't change much because the management team he assembled are still there which means nothing's going to change.

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I mean, we shouldn't even be surprised. I mean, most people don't really fancy physical magazines nowadays - Nowadays, if you visit the magazine section in Walgreens or anywhere else, the same magazines will be there from a couple of years ago. The cost savings that companies get from selling digital-only magazines means that most have stopped selling physical magazines.

Some elements of this have been in quite a bit of games since the early days minus maybe the blood diamonds. Sims is one of the few life simulators that comes somewhat close to our everyday lives. This sounds like a great premise for a game - I think there's a few out but I don't think they go really in-depth about issues like this...

You'd be right, it'd look weird if he had legs in those games but he does definitely have legs and even in any other poster of Pacman, he see him with legs and arms. Usually, they look kind of really weird like some kind of chibi or loli female character or some animal with humanoid features.

Hitman's one isn't exactly unexpected because everyone who's played the Hitman series knows Agent 47 is immortal.🤣🤣🤣😂 Seriously, in almost every game he has "died" at least once only for him to show up again close to or fully healed.

I don't know to be honest - there's a variety of reasons why some people only choose to play one gaming franchise and nothing else. I do know of people who only play Castlevania, Resident Evil and other gaming franchises.

Yeah you're right. It was a common practice in the earlier days of game development. It took a lot of work to create even the simplest of games so to save time and money, they'd re-use some graphical elements. Hell, it's still a common enough practice in modern game development.

I agree with this one as well. RDR2 has a very well-written story and Arthur shows how much a human can change as they go throughout life and how today's friends can become tomorrow's enemies. L.A. Noire is really underrated game - I don't think most people talk about it half as much as more popular Rockstar franchises such as GTA or RDR (I should include myself in it).

I think that goes for any large enough gaming franchise. You'll have people who won't play anything outside of a particular franchise. I've seen the same with most COD players - if you ask them to try out a competing franchise like Battlefield, they act like you committed blasphemy.

The Halo fanbase is a good shout actually because it remains pretty consistent even since the launch of the first game.

That's actually hilarious - a Portals game without portals? Wait What?! Yeah, I think most people knew how Final Fantasy came about. Me neither - I found that out about 2 years ago.

Ex Machina - 7/10

I used to watch it all the time as well before I went to school in the mornings and then later on in life on the Boomerang channel.

I was mistaking it for the Borderlands books from the videogame franchise - from what I've seen of Alice, it's pretty good so far although a tad slow in the beginning.

I can get where you're coming from in terms of the family dynamics in Everybody Loves Raymond. I just happened to start re-watching a few episodes last month and I do remember a lot more about it now.

Science has gotten to a point right now that they clone pretty much anything. I heard that they're even working on technology to recreate the ancient DNA of long-extinct creatures using DNA from their descendants so they'd have an elephant impregnated with the Wooly mammoth DNA which would theoretically recreate a Wooly Mammoth. I can just see a Jurassic Park scenario being the end result.

Has anyone gotten Metroid Prime Remastered? How is it? I haven't really seen many videos on YouTube of the actual changes in-game...

I was playing some Shredders today - haven't played it a lot since the first month of getting it but it's still so much fun!

I remembered when I was close to death a decade ago and I'd given up hope on surviving, a Phoenix appeared in my dream in a completely dark void, all chained up and roaring at me angrily. I realized that was basically me holding myself back and needed to free myself and then I just woke up after that. I suffered a lot more after that but it re-lit a flame in me and it's never gone out since. Share your most intense/unusual dreams down below.

What kind of issue was it and what inspired you to go through with your solution?

I'd probably wear a Top Hat and sound something like this: I'd be the old man in the clip 🤣 How'd you handle such a situation?