Strife777

I haven't (disclaimer: didn't read your post) but I've heard glowing things and the music from the menu confirmed I had to watch it. You put 80s synthwavey shit in your movie/game, you get my interest.

@paliv: Yeah, the system is kinda dumb right now. If someone quits on your team, don't waste your time, just leave too. Sure, you get a loss, but you're likely going to lose anyway and lower your rank.

It sucks for the other team too, because they barely get any gain to their ranking if someone on the other team quits, even at the complete end of the match.

Yeah well, we still have half a year to go and a shit ton of releases, so good luck with that.

I just watched The Green Room and it's a solid 5/5. It's short, it doesn't delve into side-plots, it's thrilling, looks good, is well acted and has some great moments, including an oddly touching one and a pretty comedic one, both right at the end.

Hanzo is fine because you get a pretty big hitbox with his arrows, which gives you a little leeway when it comes to aiming/timing. Widomaker on the other hand feels practicaly useless if you're not a crackshot. That plus the fact that her abilities are a little underwhelming, it explains why she's barely used.

I might get that. I still have my NES, but it's big and I barely have any games left for it. If anything, it's a nice little novelty.

To be completely honest, you could take out the 3D from my 3DS and I wouldn't notice. It's not that I don't like it, it's just that it drains the battery faster and you have to look at the screen dead on, which isn't always ideal.

While I would say Greek and Norse, I think it's not only because of their colorful and varied characters or their epic sagas but also largely because of their prominence in modern fiction and culture compared to the others.

I love the aesthetic of Ancient Egypt, but know very little of its gods and myths outside of popular names like Osiris, Ra or Anubis, Native American myths are very fascinating, again in both visual representation and folklore, and perhaps appropriate for someone living in North America, but it is hard to distinguish the stereotypes vs the actual mythology. It gets even more complicated when you factor in the numerous tribes and their specific tales.

Same goes for Indian/Hindu, Japanese, Aztec and more. I find it all incredibly interesting, but I owe it to myself to educate myself more about them.

You know, right about now, I really wish I had invested in Nintendo stocks prior to this release.

Well great, I didn't read my title properly and now the mobile site won't let me edit my post lol. Don't mind the broken english. (If a mod cares to help, the title should be "What are your expectations for Amazon Prime Day 2016")