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RIP Eric Bauza, the man who brought the Mel Blanc scream back to the Looney Tunes and so much more.
Phantom Blade Zero is an unbelievably smooth action game filled with memorable boss fights, compelling combat, and limitless swagger.
Our review: bit.ly/47BMCKU
I hope it happens.
Gears of War E-Day is planned to be a trilogy ~ MrMattyPlays ift.tt/W2s6ZbX
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HEROES (2006) had an all-time great first season. The mystery, the characters, the slow convergence of their stories & that build-up to the eclipse made it feel like television was witnessing something special. Everything after S1 is best left forgotten.
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I don't think younger gamers will ever understand how incredible Wave Race 64 looked and felt when it first came out
Been playing Gears of War E-Day second playthrough with my buddy in co-op on Insane after getting ALL the collectables and weapon mods, and you know what? I'm changing my score to a solid 8/10, we're having great time, it also got a needed update that smoothed out some issues.
I think he's right, especially since it's claiming that amount was BEFORE marketing costs which doesn't sound right to me either.
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I had no problems with either of these franchises until they hit their 5th game.
He's correct.
Former Blizzard president Mike Ybarra says an $1,800 Xbox would never make sense for most gamers.
Microsoft is considering a next-gen Xbox that could cost between $1,200 and $1,800. Ybarra strongly disagrees with that idea.
He says consoles need to be affordable and aimed at a wide audience, with $399–$499 being a much more reasonable price range.
“A ‘console’ is a mass-audience device and you need great games and a low entry price.”
Ybarra believes an Xbox costing $1,200 or more would struggle to sell enough units to be worthwhile.
Instead, he says Microsoft should stick with the Xbox Series X and PS5 Pro for now.
“The capabilities of those boxes are both fine for 99% of the audience.”
All the things that built the company...
Sony's current CEO Hiroki Totoki is aggressively transitioning the company away from most physical electronic products that they are known for and have a deep history with.
- Tv (bravia products) division spun off
- Physical disc PlayStation games ending
- Ending 4k blu ray player production
- Exiting car stereo busines
- also no longer attending CES.
All this was announced over the last 12 months.
I'm gonna get the physical edition.
Phantom Blade Zero - Official Launch Trailer (PS5 physical edition coming in 2027) youtube.com/watch?v=qgJBFa95…






























