u/Neither-Grab-2507

Wolverine, who possesses superhuman strength, superhuman regeneration, and superhuman fighting abilities, surrenders and kneels before four men.

Mystique, who doens't have superhuman strength, superhuman regeneration, and superhuman fighting abilities, easily defeats the four men in a 1-on-4 fight to save Wolverine while he remains on his knees.

He says there won't be an Uncharted remake because Naughty Dog is above ripping off its customers, lol.
https://i.imgur.com/Qx19RR0.jpeg

"Nemu is a bear who worries so much about the world’s problems that he can’t fall asleep"

Why does it feel like I've seen this 2-button gameplay a thousand times before?

https://x.com/Raxyz0/status/2088001968857883083

Why does it feel like I've played through these running sequences a thousand times before?

https://x.com/BlueThunderReal/status/2087917094838927511

https://x.com/BlueThunderReal/status/2087917093471617196

Why does it feel like I've fought this boss a thousand times before?

https://x.com/BlueThunderReal/status/2087917096655049199

Why does it feel like I've seen this scene—where the hero has to relive traumatic flashbacks during long walking sequences—a thousand times before?

https://x.com/insomniacgames/status/2086973535726055743

To symbolically welcome management, union members installed a giant inflatable rat, nicknamed "Scabby the Rat," in front of the offices. It's a figure traditionally used by American unions to symbolize a company accused of mistreating its workers.

They also placed red flags in front of the building, one for each Bethesda employee laid off in the latest round of job cuts.

The union's explanation is: "management comes to admire the game we're working on, but they also need to see the human consequences of their decisions."

A union representative said they knew Xbox executives were coming and wanted to highlight the "damage" caused by the layoffs.

This is just Square Enix being greedy as usual.
Square Enix wants money. If they can save 2 cents per disc they'll do it.

https://xcancel.com/HuNteR_Jjx/status/2081830104867705049

-Sony knew even before the announcement that the players' reaction would be overwhelmingly negative.

-PlayStation Studios employees received directives instructing them not to comment publicly on the decision.

-Sony regularly issues this type of instruction during major announcements, but this time the rules are reportedly stricter than ever, according to employees they spoke with.

-Sony will not back down.

Nintendo is asking the court to dismiss the case. Its argument is simple: consumers paid the advertised price and received exactly the products they purchased.

Nintendo maintains that there is no obligation to retroactively refund sales already completed simply because economic circumstances have changed.

Nolan is now waiting for only one thing: the release of his movie to "silence the critics" and confirm that he is still the GOAT of Hollywood.

Imgine paying over 1000$ a console+ 80$ a game + 15$ per month just to play live service slops.

Sony can't go back to physical discs even they wanted