@illegal_peanut: Your analogies don't work at all. Maybe they'd work if they do a Green Knight and promote the reboot as a horror when it's actually a slow movie about contemplation and self-discovery, you'd have a point, but that's not likely to happen.
Doug Bradley isn't doing it anymore, and I guarantee no one knows how many actors have been Pinhead after Bradley without looking it up. Maybe wait until after you've seen the reboot to complain about the casting.
Bradley, who played the character across eight of the franchise's 10 installments, only recently stepped away from the role as of 2011's Hellraiser: Revelations.
It's pretty weird to say he recently stepped away from the role when he hasn't been Pinhead in a movie since 2005.
@christophersays: Have you played Super Mario Bros. lately? If they gave it a fresh coat of paint and tried to sell it for $30, it’s probably not even a 5/10.
Without a massive amount of nostalgia, most people won’t enjoy Diablo II in 2021. And I’m saying this as someone who had hardcore 99s of just about every class and build when the game was relevant. There’s no reason to play 2 over 3 these days, and I didn’t even think 3 was great.
@doubtless1: I’ve got some great news for you. They actually made another game only 9 years ago that improved on Diablo 2 on pretty much every way except tone, and who cares about tone after your first playthrough. Give it a shot. You’ll love it.
People complaining about microtransactions clearly have never played the game. They're in one easily ignored mode. There's unlimited value in the rest of the game if you enjoy playing a franchise mode or have friends to play against.
You don't have to cry about everything. If you don't like something, don't play it. If people didn't feel like they were getting value out of Ultimate Team, they wouldn't put money into it year after year. Just let people enjoy what they want.
Gamers continue to embarrass themselves by getting enraged over nothing. Chris Pratt is great as Mario just like Ryan Reynolds was great as Pikachu. Both Mario had Pikachu had the same level of voice acting and personality in their games. All we know about Mario is he's kind of a smug asshole, which Pratt can nail.
Who cares? The Game Boy had nothing but Tetris and trash games that we put up with as kids because it was that or read a book during a long car trip.
There isn't a single Game Boy game worth playing in 2021 besides showing our kids how lucky they are to have a Switch compared to what we thought was awesome.
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