thebipsnbeeps

Adventure Time is great! I agree, though, on the evolution of the show by the sixth season: the tone, pacing, and even the sense of humor is just so different from what you get out of really any of the other seasons (but especially the first few) that it's kind of a bummer to deal with. Still, it's a show I like to keep up with, and honestly, I feel like the risks it's taking now is something few cartoons even care to do, and I feel like that's worth at least respecting.

I've fallen out of love with Looney Tunes over the years. I'd certainly put high regard to that golden era of cartoons they made, but seeing them constantly air ever since I can remember existing puts a big bias for me in being tired of seeing it on.

I don't remember much to any of the old Mickey Mouse cartoons, but if their revitalization cartoons like DuckTales count, then they kinda win in spades. The only good Looney Tunes revitalization project I liked was the sitcom-like one they put out a couple of years ago, and that was cancelled way too quickly (oh, and I guess Tiny Toons was alright, too). Plus, being a website about videogames, Disney has put out way better video games then stuff with Looney Tunes on the cover.

Oh, and also fucking Space Jam

@jejoma: First of all, dude was being made "fun" of a little more than just his glasses. Secondly, regardless, that's some petty stuff, man.

@theveteran13: Wow yeah this Joker's just screaming "IT MAKES MEEEEE," very canon

I dunno, I personally don't mind the style overall. Frick, even the "damaged" thing to an extent; just depends if that adjective is really gonna be that self-aware to him, because man, last thing I want is another brooding character in a gritty comic book movie. I hope they do a good direction with how they'll utilize this image to the context of the movie. He at least comes off explosive in this pic, I'll give the photograph that much.

I'm not gonna doubt the power the GB staff has for providing fun commentary, but to me, Super Mario Brothers will still not be an entertaining movie despite a drunken mindset. Dennis Hopper's "Monkey!" and "...Bob-Omb!" is all I think anybody should get out of that movie, with the Cheep-Cheep fish from the video game being translated to a street-smart gogo dancer coming close-to-second.

Man, when you zoom out on these maps, it all looks so...boring. Do ya remember the twist on some of these boards? I only remember the Koopa one has like fast travel on the happening spaces and he shows up in that boarded middle part for some reason. If you can get run over by the roller-coaster on the Toad one, then that's pretty sweet imo.

If you're gonna revitalize Guitar Hero, you gotta do something interesting, and hey, it at least makes Guitar Hero not seem as disgusting as it's been to me since Harmonix left it. But if Rock Band's keeping the guitars five frets across, it's obviously gonna be open to fairly divisive competition. At best, this idea makes it a lot more open for people to try harder difficulties if the problem was that most people that play this game are the most comfortable with using three fingers instead of moving the pinky around.

Who knows; this doesn't necessarily seem as crazy as the Tony Hawk game did, so maybe this idea really can sell units. With all that said though, it does seem like frivolous style changes, both FMV and the guitar to an extent, if the grand scheme of the game is to still do the same thing you did in Guitar Hero and Rock Band games before.

fixed!

Under Siege was so good that it cracked famed critic Gene Siskel's top 10 movies of that time, so ergo, er, yeah, it's art?