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We're gonna get a fuckin Goomba or somethin...lol. 

They gotta be bringing Samus, right?

Based on his comment, I don't agree with his SF2=FF7 take. If his position was that they were both games that lead to explosion in popularity of their genres, I'd agree. Because if the comparison is quality, FF7 was never a great game. SF2 at the time of it's release was revolutionary. It was the reason the fighting game genre became a thing. RPGs were already a thing in Japan. FF7 is iconic because of Sony, not Square. Square was never willing to put a massive ad push behind their games in the West. Sony put a big ad campaign behind FF7, it got a lot of exposure, and it sold. There better games than FF7 release before it, but they were the modern day equivalent of shadow dropped. Except in the modern day, you have the internet that can quickly spread word of mouth. That wasn't a thing in late 80s to early 90s. 
 
Side note: The year Street Fighter 1 dropped. Dragon Quest 2, Final Fantasy 1, and Phantasy Star 1 dropped. Phantasy Star 1 is criminally underrated IMO. That game does things that 16-bit RPGs that dropped half a decade later don't do. 

Platinum over here like

Hell, Bayonetta 4 could be...
 

Hell, Bayonetta 4 could be...
 

Story telling has never been Bayonetta's strong suit. That said, the ending clearly implies there's more to come .
 

Story telling has never been Bayonetta's strong suit. That said, the ending clearly implies there's more to come .
 

Hell, Bayonetta 4 could be...
 

Thanks for the condolences and well wishes, folks. Appreciate you guys. Grandma was 97 and it wasn't a surprise, but it still stings when a loved one passes.
 
@DoctaMario she was my last grandparent as well. It's weird not having any of them in my life anymore. 

Story telling has never been Bayonetta's strong suit. That said, the ending clearly implies there's more to come .
 

That's what kills me about the response to the ending. Everyone acting like this was the fucking end...they literally announced a new one like 2 days after this came out even lmao. After doing an infinite multiverse story, not to mention going to hell in this series has already been subverted. 
 
The entire response was pretty silly to me. It's a fine enough ending, frankly I like it if only because of how it pisses off the Lesbian shippers who never understood Lukas role in the first place lol. 

That sucks...least I can get it for cheap soon I guess. 

This is...an interesting crossover.

Tony Khan's insistence on using QT Marshall who's not over and has never been is baffling. Hobbs push may already be ruined

Bruh.....😅😂🤣💀
 
 
@SonichumanSay what you will about Luke but his VA is damned treasure. 😆

I looked it up. She didn't even sing in the Salina movie, smfh. I'm legit mad she was even on that Family Fued list. Let alone above all those other singers. 

She was already a known quantity. Jennifer Lopez was riding high off her role in Selena. Plus she'd already proved to be great performer on stage for years. 

Reminds me of when walk into a EB or Gamestop back in the day and see a parent a game like GTA for elementary school kid. Heck once I saw a mom bitching at the EB employee about San Andreas. Dude pointed to rating label, she looked dumb ass fuck, but of course didn't take any responsibility.

She was already a known quantity. Jennifer Lopez was riding high off her role in Selena. Plus she'd already proved to be great performer on stage for years. 

Honestly it was more a right place, right time thing. Tommy Motolla was pissed at Mariah Carey after they divorced and was determined to tank her career. That's why he pushed J.Lo so hard in the beginning.

She was already a known quantity. Jennifer Lopez was riding high off her role in Selena. Plus she'd already proved to be great performer on stage for years. 

She was already a known quantity. Jennifer Lopez was riding high off her role in Selena. Plus she'd already proved to be great performer on stage for years. 

She was already a known quantity. Jennifer Lopez was riding high off her role in Selena. Plus she'd already proved to be great performer on stage for years. 

I'm home now. Actually I really feel for Natasha Ramos now. I thought Jennifer just jacked "Jenny From The Block", but the "This Is Me Then" album was essentially a Natasha Ramos album. I didn't realize she jacked Ashanti's vocals as well.