@Nestea01: A lot of my enjoyment in the game came from getting my ass kicked by Willem Dafoe is so many varied ways. It made me smile and even chuckle at times.
McAvoy and Ridley do good jobs, too. I would have been able to recognize McAvoy if we weren't told of his role ahead of time.
@cj_topspin: I think he is funny, and I like some of his work. Still, he can be rather self-righteous at times. I get that he's a comedian, so he will be outlandish and fight to stay that way. People shouldn't take his jokes as some kind of mantra. Context and clarity don't always lend themselves to a smooth delivery.
@cj_topspin: Same goes for those who claim not to be offended by the same thing. Each case has to be examine.
Gervais is a comedian -- he gets paid for saying rude sh1t. That his schtick and it pervades all his work. Comedians, sadly, are often miserable people regardless of success. The guy made two seasons of Afterlife, buuut I don't want to read too much into it.
My favorite cartoon series growing up. Ran one summer when I was about 8 or 9. Never saw it again until I was 15 and bought the tapes. I hope this release does the series justice. The games never really did. I have the 35th Anniversary game for PS3, though I haven't gotten around to playing it.
@VANGUARD003: I believe I own just about all of those on some platform or another. Good words abound regarding these titles. While I haven't gotten around to playing many, I did chip through Limbo over a few years and am now far into Inside. Great games -- Limbo was brilliant. Fantastic aesthetic and truly well design puzzles.
@just1mohr: That would be cool. I just don't see it happening (for most of those), unless a small team was handed the task or the rights. Fan made projects would likely be hit with cease & desist letters.
Most companies would not take the risk on those series. Maybe they ran their course -- multiple sequels and remakes are out there for some. I could see Nintendo doing something with Star Fox, though.
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