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Galadriel is being played by that actress from Saint Maud. She was so good in that movie. Also, the production values look insane! Hope the show itself turns out well.

You can get it refunded within 14 days of release and with less than 2hrs of playtime.

Man, this game is so far ahead of anything I've ever experienced in gaming. It's so immersive that when I remove the headset after a fairly long session, I actually have this weird out-of-body experience where my own hands don't feel like my hands anymore Also, I've been grabbing and throwing any glass bottle I can find using the wonderfully intuitive gravity gloves for an achievement (and also because it's satisfying as f**k). It had become so instinctive to me that when I grabbed a glass bottle IRL, I had this strong urge to fling it across the room And speaking of glass bottles, it feels insane when you see the liquid sloshing around inside them with realistic physics. The level of detail really can't be overstated. Even the ingredients and sh*t on the backs of random soda cans are legible.

Both based on books written by this deranged looking mofo.

Borrowed a friend's Oculus Quest 2 and started playing this. And HOLY FCUKIGN sh*t I do not have words to describe how awesome this game looks in VR. The awesomeness was almost too much for me to handle. My jaw hit the floor and just remained there. Playing it on Ultra fidelity and the graphics, the physics, the interactivity, and the level of detail are just mind-blowingly bonkers! It feels like I've time-travelled several years into the future where sh*t like this is actually supposed to be possible. And I don't know what black magic Valve has done, but I didn't feel motion sick at all even with continuous motion enabled. Can't wait to play more tomorrow.

Went in with low expectations for Love and Thunder and was still kinda disappointed. I actually enjoyed the first two-thirds of the movie. Many of the jokes didn't land, but the ones that did gave me a good laugh. And I couldn't really fault the movie for much as it felt like a Saturday morning cartoon and wasn't taking itself seriously (something that was par for course). But then the last act came about and all the heavy-handed direction and screenplay chinks came to a head. I actually zoned out a few times because of how boring it got and how little I cared about anything that was going on. There were moments that were supposed to be serious and emotional that the movie just does not earn. So I was just left staring with a blank face. Maybe more run-time would've helped. But as it stands, the movie just feels very disjointed. And this is coming from someone who loved Ragnarok. Ohh and Russel Crowe stole the show BTW.

Would be nice if they go for a shadow drop.

Writing's the best it's ever been since they decided to give Kratos some depth and showed sides to his character that one would otherwise not have seen. And it looks like they're taking that further in this game. If a mere conversation about homosexuality (that's not even out of place) can affect your enjoyment so much, then I guess the games just aren't meant for the ultra-sensitive among us now.

Why do you care about what's organic and what's not when all you care about is KRATOS SMASH? I'm sure you'll still get plenty of that. Sounds like that "organic" bullshit was you just making up an excuse to skirt around the real issue here.

I don't see how it can't be organic. With Atreus now being a teenager and Parenting being a running theme in the reboot, I'd say it would be completely natural for homosexuality to come up in one of their conversations. It could be a nice character moment for Kratos even.

Send a list of sh*t you don't need to Sony next time. I'm sure they'll listen to your invaluable opinion.

Equating pedophilia with homosexuality. Awesome.

Ancient Greece be like..

Watched The Sea Beast on Netflix last night and enjoyed it a lot. The third act was quite sloppy and wasn't nearly as impactful as it wanted to be. And there were some interesting things in the movie that I felt could've been explored a bit more with a little more runtime. But it was still a fun-filled adventure with luscious visuals and some surprisingly good characters (especially Jared Harris's). Definitely worth a watch.

Looking forward to this. Loved the first season.

I like the one from Dishonored. The lyrics are much darker too

It's not a whole lot tougher than other games in the series. Going for the plat is an entirely different story though. That will definitely make you pull your hair out.

Undead Kratos sounds like fun.

Man, that cast is stacked!

Yeah, you can't save mid-level. Checkpoints are only for respawning after deaths. But OTOH, the levels aren't very long.

Loved the first two movies. Not sure what to expect from this, but cautiously optimistic.

I really love Death Stranding, but it comes nowhere close to being as good as MGS3 which remains Kojima's best work IMHO. It was an all around fantastic package with an amazing story and characters and some of the best boss battles ever. These are areas in which DS is utterly lacking.