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The problem is that they are out of touch with what their audience wants and is just doing what they want at this point which can only end badly for them. I can't imagine Square Enix ever getting another superhero video game to publish

But they said the same thing about Fifa every year and Messi and Ronaldo usually stay fit so these urban legends have no credence whatsoever. I wondered how these even came about in the first place?

Go for the director's cut because it has everything - all the extra content and it's more polished.

Max Payne 3 was pretty chaotic - I'm not going to lie. The gameplay itself was decent but the story was just all over the place - the narrative just felt kind of "forced".

In terms of human revolution the regular edition is the original game which had a few hiccups. The augmented edition was basically a few new weapons and a bit of extra content and the director's cut was the game rebuilt from the ground up to be more polished in every way as well as include every dlc.

I heard most gaming companies are abandoning E3 this year due to the ridiculous fees they are charging publishers. The part that gets me is why did they think they could hold a physical event when Covid is still running rampant. It was always going to be difficult to plan.

So true - especially in Dark Souls games. You can't take anything for granted in Dark Souls title - nothing at all. Ouch! Yeah we've all screwed up our saves like that at some point. Don't worry - it's a more common occurrence than you even realize lol

Deus Ex has 4 games: the original, Invisible War, Human Revolution, and Mankind Divided. I don't remember what consoles they were on but all of these games are available for the PC. Human Revolution is when the bionic implants were somewhat of an experimental technology and was stigmatized by regular citizens so people who possessed them were discriminated against. Mankind Divided is when the people with bionic implants started to fight back and there was a literal civil war.

Yeah, Stephen King has been involved in quite a few games - I know that much. The Dark Half is the first that really comes to mind - as a matter of fact, it's the only one I remember directly based on one of his books rather than a movie adaptation. The Lawnmower man and the Running man games were more based on the movies and the movies didn't have much in common with the original book of the same name.

I'd say they're more likely to make a new Alan Wake because the story doesn't seem quite complete after the ending of the previous game. Max Payne's story is finished in part 3 and the character has moved on with his life so it's unlikely that they'll make another one unless it's with new characters. Control had potential but was a very barebones kind of experience and the gaming community was really divisive about it so I'm not sure about a sequel - at least not yet.

Batman Forever is my favorite of the bunch although I do like all of the Batman movies. Honestly, this was a really tough one.

This is a tough one but I'd go with the Matrix reloaded.

They're going to ruin it with their political correctedness - trust me, they're going to take out most of the violence and bore the crap out of us. If this was 10-20 years ago, then I'd say it could be a great movie but they'll ruin it.

Horror movies themselves have many sub-genres like comedy horror if we're referring to scary movie, thriller horror like Saw or straight up horror like The Grudge. It's probably my favorite genre or one of my favorites.

Coming to America - 9/10

Just like Half-life 3, it's not going to happen no matter how much we wish for it. Portal was a pretty fun and creative game and unfortunately, it's not what the younger generation is into.