Mister Jack

My point is that a lego movie seems pointless if you're not going to use any actual legos in it. And I would argue that South Park hasn't looked like construction paper for a long time.

Also this

I know it's easier but if you're already making a movie with computers then why bother making all the characters look like fucking blocks? I seriously don't get why everyone else finds it charming when they shoehorn lego into things that aren't actually legos.

It is surprisingly open-minded for a gaming company. Good on Nintendo.

You have to admit the timing is pretty funny, though. Right after Major Nelson implied that Xbox One is better than steam because you can't share steam games, this comes out.

Man, that guy playing Killzone was a real dick. "Hey, come help me in this match, brah!" "But I don't own Killzone. I'd have to buy it first." "Well fuckin' buy it, faggot! You want me to lose the match?!"

I've seen them. I don't get the point of those either. Or the video games. I think lego is a great toy but it's a shitty tie-in product.

"We will work with our publishers" is just a dodge. No way he really meant that, because it would undermine the console's entire foundation.

Are you kidding me with this? What is the point of a movie about blocks when you animate it with CGI?

They are keeping the deals. They said that at E3.

Perhaps to make up for multiplayer requiring PS Plus, Sony has announced that automatic updates, currently a plus feature on PS3, will be available to everyone on PS4.

What's more popular? FFVII? Forget it. It's never gonna happen.

2.5k for a fucking tube?!

Kitase, just...ugh. YOU WERE DOING SO WELL UNTIL THE END! Why would you ruin it!? Speak for yourself, this is exactly what I'm hoping for.

Didn't Apple unveil or reveal something during E3? I have no idea what it was because I was too busy watching E3 and I didn't give a shit. Seriously, I know Apple products are popular, but come on.

http://www.officialplaystationmagazine.co.uk/2013/06/17/fergal-gara-on-what-ps-plus-gets-you-on-ps4-a-better-network-and-cross-game-chat-finally/ You know, in direct contrast to Microsoft's completely incompetent PR lately, Sony has been really on the ball, even when they have bad news. The only real bad news of their night at E3 was that you have to pay for multiplayer now, but they were direct, honest, and they are explaining why they have to do it in clear terms.

http://penny-arcade.com/report/article/the-playstation-4-conroller-is-just-slightly-better-than-the-best-thing-eve

http://www.joystiq.com/2013/06/17/xbox-boss-says-500-xbox-one-is-over-delivering-on-value-name/ Don. For fuck's sake. Please just shut up.

Man of Steel. So I know this movie has mixed reviews but if I had to give it a grade I'd give it a solid B. It has a few problems with pacing, especially in the beginning. I don't entirely blame the writer for this, though. Superman has a pretty complex origin story and if they gave proper time to the whole thing that would have been the entire movie. Some concessions had to be made in order to give him a villain to fight and the movie does admittedly suffer a bit as a result. Also, they made a certain change to Superman's canon that I don't care for, and it's not something minor like his costume. It's a major change. At times the cinematography was confusing, which is something Zack Snyder just never seems to get over. I wasn't entirely on-board with Russel Crowe as Jor-El either, who I felt got too much screen time. Those are a lot of criticisms, so why is the movie here instead of the okay movies thread? Well, because you can tell this movie was made by people who really like Superman. Even with its pacing problems, I felt like they did a fairly good job conveying the difficulty Clark faced while he was trying to figure out who he was. They made him, well, human. I also felt that the actor they went with was a good fit for the character. But my favorite thing? The fight scenes. Ho-ly SHIT. This movie had absolutely jaw-dropping brawls between Superman and the other kryptonians. It's the first time we've ever had both the story and the special effects to do a proper Superman fight on the big screen, and Man of Steel more than delivered on that front. Honestly, for me, it was worth the price of admission just to watch the city-wide cataclysmic ass whoopings that were being handed out. You could practically feel the power of Krypton in every punch. It was incredible. That may seem like a superficial reason to praise the movie as being worth your money, but surely I can't be the only one who feels this way?

I used to think you were cool.