I did and so do I watch Season 1 of edge runners in dub only. I don't know what either seasons sound like in Japanese dub XD

I can listen to this guy talk about his universe all day.

We aren't going to do this. Sonic Forces was utter dogshit, and that will never change. I reviewed this game in 2017, and looking back, I've never been more irritated while editing the video for it.

Just a reminder. I will feature @ Panlee37 as an indie creator in tomorrow's live stream. Don't miss it! LINK: youtube.com/watch?v=ub-8qjzm…

I love these Ai. "Then and Now" videos of actors from my favorite movies. The technology keeps getting better and better. Soon, it will be hard to tell fiction from reality. Source: youtube.com/watch?v=l1-Hs2Ry…

What's funny is that the developers wanted to add Samus to the Wii version, but the idea was immediately rejected. The reason why, is that the developers walked into Nintendo's office to show off the game on a PS2 build and had Nintendo characters running on a Sony console XD

Its crazy how bro didn't know XD

LMAO!

What the fuck kind of character design is this shit?

Bro, the forums went wild when this dogshit dropped. There is a difference between adaptation and flat-out saying "Fuck source material, I'm going to do my own thing." That's what Dragon represented. It was so bad that I remember people on the forums asking to cast Robert Pattinson as Vegeta, lol! This was right around the Twilight explosion. So, I said fuck it. Let's have some fun. If I were in charge of Dragon Ball Evolution, I'd take the same approach: disregard the source material. This is how I would have done it. 1. I wouldn't have made it into a movie. I would have actually made it into a TV series, something similar to how Smallville approached the Superman ethos. 2. I would have the series focus on a teenage Goku going to school, who is trying to fit in. Each season would introduce a new Villain from the Dragon Ball ethos. 3. Yeah, I am going to do it. Keep the same cast but add more, and I will also race-swap, lol. Krillin is a short black teenager and is also the only one who befriends an awkward Goku at first. The two of them would get bullied a lot, especially after his Grandpa dies. They eventually train under Master Roshi and enter an eventual tournament. 4. Tien and Yamcha are bullies at first. We can throw in a bit of "The Karate Kid" approach to this and the tournament for Goku and Krillin. Bulma is a Cheerleader and the popular girl in high school, but a tech nerd behind closed doors. Goku and Krillin discover she isn't who she seems. This is how Bulma befriends the two because she doesn't want them to tell any of her friends about her geeky side. 5. For the Saiyan Saga, Vegeta, Raditz, and Nappa are transfer students. Yes, I will keep the Robert Pattinson fan casting for Vegeta, lol. Vegeta and Nappa are actually part of a Biker Gang that takes orders from Frieza XD 6. Vegeta and Nappa would be the "Too cool for school" kind of guys and have become a problem, to the point that Goku, Krillin, Yamcha, and Tien will have to stand up against them. I know this shit sounds stupid, but why not go all the way at this point, lol.

Can we get rollback Street Fighter X Tekken XD

Yeah, it is. I've said on record that season 2 should not try to replicate what season 1 achieve because it would fail. Season 1 worked because everyone, including myself did not expect it to end the way it did. Season 2 hit differently and left open for viewer interpretation of the characters outcome. I just wished it had at least 3 more episodes so characters had more time to interact. The cast came together near the last moment, no time to see their dynamic together. Definitely going to give it a second watch like the first season.

I lost my shit when this moment happened. But huh, according to the KH community, FF characters aren't needed.

I was in college when this aired in the US. This takes me way back, the early 2000s was simply magical.

Nice, ill be picking this game up for Christmas. I have too many games in my rotation that I'm trying to finish.

I've said it before, and no one wants to hear it. Fighting games thrive when they offer plenty of single-player content that casual audiences can engage with. Street Fighter 6 is more successful because of its World Tour mode. The moment it was revealed that players can create their own avatars and interact with the Street Fighter Cast. I knew right then and there that Capcom would invest most of its time in avatar customization. While hardcore players were mad that costumes and balance patches were coming out at a snail's pace, Capcom knew its priorities from the start, and it paid off. You can get mad all you want about this decision, but I don't see any of you walking away from the game. No amount of social media outrage will change their decision, as long as the money does the talking. Tekken 8 has its own problems; yeah, it has a story mode, but it's dogshit compared to what Street Fighter 6 offers. The game is mechanically dissatisfying to the player base, to the point that players are returning to TEKKEN 6. The Fighter Pass is underwhelming, and the list goes on. Moving forward, fighting games need to return to form. Pack the game with content for casuals, plus fun mechanics, fun characters, a robust ranking system, rollback netcode, and quality-of-life features for hardcore players. I promise you, players will kindly hand you their money.

Crossplay and cross-progression shouldn’t be “features” anymore. The feature should be expected. Have you ever been locked out of playing with friends because of platform choice? Or forced to start over just to play on another system? Curious to hear your experiences youtube.com/watch?v=fCpmwCht…

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Bro is cooked, lol!

I believe Season 3 will happen. I personally believe the studio shouldn't announce it until it's nearly complete and has a release date. I want Season 3 to have 13 episodes instead of 10. Especially if the story follows multiple characters. Season 2 was awesome, and the characters need more time. When things started getting good, it jumped to the next character and their perspective. Season 1 worked perfectly for character development because David and Lucy were the focus, pushing the story forward. Whatever comes next for the anime, I am seated!