@chashuramen: The most annoying part is how when your in an article page, the article below it will have a video that auto-plays. Then you have to scroll all the way down in order to turn it off, then scroll back up to the article you were on.

It's really annoying and inconvenient.

For me, it's either brownies or pumpkin pie. I do love me some cookies'n'cream ice cream though.

This was definitely my favorite game shown at Bethesda's conference. The New Order and The Old Blood knew how to create a serious and emotional story while at the same time keeping true to Wolfenstein's over the top nature, and looks like this is doing the same.

Also, I'm really curious about the monkey with the cat's head.

@texasgoldrush: Thank you for mentioning this, as I wasn't sure. I heard a while back about Life is Strange 2 taking place with different characters in a different location, which I think has a ton of potential.

I feel a lot better knowing that Before the Storm won't replace that. I don't think this prequel is doomed to failure, but I don't see how time travel would work in this setup. If it doesn't have the time powers, it's kinda lacking the most unique feature of Life is Strange.

@bronzeheart92: I REALLY want them to remake the Spyro trilogy. If it got the visual touch up and new features this game is getting, it would be amazing.

If it's as good as the New Order, I'll definitely pick it up.

He lived a good life and brought joy and entertainment to a lot of people.

RIP Adam West, the original Caped Crusader.

There really isn't a "should" or "shouldn't" for what to be excited about. You have every right to be excited for something.

As for getting excited for game sequels, that's really just up in the air. I've had some sequels that I've been excited for not pan out well, like Banjo Kazooie: Nuts and Bolts or Mass Effect Andromeda. But I've also had a few titles surprise me. I was pretty nervous about Resident Evil 7 after 6 and the fact that Umbrella Corps came out not too long before it, but I ended up loving 7. It's one of my favorite games in the series. I was also nervous about Nier Automata since the first Nier looked a bit awkward to me and the fact that Platinum's 2016 games were pretty disappointing. Loved that game too. That's the thing about not just games, but all forms of media and art: sometimes it works, sometimes it flops, and sometimes creators learn from their mistakes to improve their future endeavors.

As for Battlefront, I was also disappointed by it, especially how much it pales in comparison to the original two games. However, it seems like EA is at the very least acknowledging the past games faults and trying to fix them for Battlefront 2. It was one of the couple games at EA's presentation that actually got any of my attention, and I do hope that the size of the content and the single player campaign turn out well. But, right now, that's up in the air. It has some promise, and who knows, maybe it'll deliver on it.

It also might end up being a disappointment, but sometimes that happens. We'll just have to wait and see.

...No offense, but you could literally say that about any invention or innovation that ever has existed or will exist. It doesn't make it true or provide any kind of actual proof or measurement that the future invention will be created.

To answer your original question, no. That's an incredibly advanced thing create, develop and perfect in the time of our remaining lifespans: our species might not even be able to invent it at all.

@stika: Dang it, we'll never see the revival of Goof Troop.