Arcade and VGM nut who digs stoic philosophy, Game Artist sometimes & Aspiring Designer, proud product of the 80's, hates identity politics and tribalism.
@JeanGen09181213 I liked Anya in Furiosa but I'd prefer a new face or someone that has a presence that embodies Samus. We should be seeing the space bounty hunter on screen and forget about who's playing as her.
@JeanGen09181213 That's what bothered me about Captain Marvel. It felt like they were trying to convince the audience that she was strong and stoic while having no understanding of them. Not sure if it was the writing, acting or both. You could tell she had a chip on her shoulder even then.
@Shenmue_Dojo Always nice to see more Shenmue love from the fans regardless of what form it comes in. Wasn't expecting a vocal version of the main theme and now I'm wondering if the vocals are legit and what they translate to.
@JeanGen09181213 One thing I used to adore about Sega in the 90's was that it seemed they really tried to make things that were unique and different. While I embraced it, many others didn't and they paid for it. I'd wager that's one reason a lot of companies have been playing it safe. Too safe.
@CorenLaVolpe It was a neat concept in the earlier days, but now it's oversaturated with bad corpo practices and high school drama. It depends, though. Some are mildly entertaining but sometimes you end up running into a few that are just fun to watch no matter what they do.
@gamesyouloved Probably my XBox One. I won it in a raffle and didn't find its library all that interesting, but once I got a PS4 and Switch, I barely ever touch it.
@SEGA Too many. Spending Christmas break playing Sega Rally 2, getting everything in Sonic Adventure 2, and finding an import copy of Shenmue II at Gamestop along with a boot disc that let me play it. And a lot of hours in Virtual-On: Oratorio Tangram.