This thread has really backfired.

That Life is Strange prequel better come to PS4.

I was looking forward to the Sony conference...

The I found out that The Last of Us Part II isn't going to be there...

Ugh...

Maybe it'll be fantasy Titanfall, ha ha. Hopefully there's more to it when they reveal game-play footage tomorrow.

That Anthem game could be interesting.

Browsing through OT for the first time in a while, and I see this topic:

A personal trainer at the gym keeps staring at me; how can I get her fired?

Hard to believe there was a time when OT was the board to go to.

From The Washington Post.

The House on Thursday voted to free Wall Street from many of the strict constraints put in place after the 2008 financial crisis, the opening salvo in what is likely to be a protracted battle over deregulation of the powerful banking industry.

Big banks, from Goldman Sachs to Bank of America, would face less scrutiny and other large financial institutions, such as insurance giant MetLife, could escape tougher rules all together under the legislation approved along party lines.

The Trump administration backed the bill as part of a multi-pronged effort to ease banking regulations in order to spur economic growth. The legislation is likely to face stiff resistance in the Senate but it provides a roadmap of sorts for the policies the president plans to put in place as he appoints new regulators. Trump, who has complained about tight lending practices, has ordered three reviews of banking rules, the first of which Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin is set to deliver as soon as next week.

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God of War is serious and manly, Bayonetta is girly anime trash.

Duh.

I kid, I kid.

@davillain-:

Well, just because something makes a lot of money doesn't mean it's good per say. As I recall, The Last Airbender live-action movie was universally panned by critics and average moviegoers. The Ghost in the Shell live-action movie I've heard is within tolerance, but I have yet to see it myself.

I think the negative sentiment is that after waiting 18 years, Cowboy Bebop is finally coming back, but it's not what we were expecting.

Ok, so Cowboy Bebop (i.e. that only anime I've ever enjoyed) is apparently getting a live-action re-boot.

Article Here.

Ehhh...

I don't about you guys, but I've noticed that shows/movies that were animated to begin with never turn out good when they're adapted into live-action.

That's just me though, hopefully they'll be able to pull it off.