Some of these comments are very confused. The article is about a TERRIBLE cartoon. I've seen it, it's Velma levels of bad. Not in of content, but in of taking an IP and making something that barely had anything to do with it that would otherwise never seen the light of day

Or you could just NOT keep making new stories with these characters. I dont want a new Leia or a new Luke. These characters have been through enough of this nonsense. It does not matter if you have literal Carrie And Mark clones, all that matters is what you do with them. Thankfully we already know this, you squander them and damage their previous storylines. Enough already

What a twist it was, it was a sequel because they said it was the same planet as "midnight". RTD is out of his mind. He and everyone else needs to go back and actually watch that episode because in NO WAY is this the same "monster". Nothing about it is the same, nothing is even kind of similar, it's completely different. Also why did he make us associate the disabled hearing impaired as evil for most of the episode? That's a jhoke about the nonsense he said in an interview. Yes this episode is the best one with Ncuti, but it's not good. Many Dr. Her episodes were far better and that's...not a good comparison to be on the losing end of. They can say the word "hope" in every episode if they want, but for the future of the show, I have none.

Its painful to see what Dr. Who has become. I've watched it since I was a kid, and I'm 39 so I'm talking about watching PBS weekend midnight marathons thru local station broadcast static. When it was brought back with eccelstein* I was thrilled. Absolutely loved it all the way until Jodie Whitaker's era. She wasn't actually bad, but the writing was atrocious. She had moments where she genuinely felt like the Doctor and I could see the potential. Sadly that went nowhere and there's no coming back from it anymore. Ncuti isn't a bad actor but he's awful in this role and if I didn't know better I would swear the show runners wanted him and the entire show to fail. I wish I could just let it go and stop watching, that's what most lifelong fans have done at this point, but I'm gonna do the right thing and sit bedside with it until the end. Nobody should die alone.

Blink is good yes. It's very interesting but intentionally different and unique to the degree of barely being Dr. Who. I'm sure that makes PERFECT sense to fans of..."Lux", but episodes that feature the Doctor actually resembling the character of the Doctor are long gone. Anyone who likes what has been done to the character has no relevant opinion as far as I'm concerned. And this article really makes that stance feel more justified and appear less mean spirited for me to take, so thank you for that.

Depending on your age, I don't blame ya. I'm 39 so I when the Simpsons was actually good and genuinely funny. It's been really bad now for at least 15 years or so. It's a shame, every single new episode they make only hurts the show as a "whole" making the ratio of good to bad worse all the time. It's sad and needs to end.

The Switch launched with "Legend of Zelda Breath of the Wild"...a game that was developed and released as a WiiU exclusive but was then, quite brilliantly, put onto switch as a launch title. Why is THIS constantly omitted in EVERY single article like this? If it's irrelevant, that's fine, but this entire article is based on a "problem" that Switch2 has no "new" LoZ game to launch with and gives BotW as an example of the new LoZ that launched on Switch...except that's not really what happened and this article premise makes no sense...

Why is it that when Botw is talked about and it's "original release" is mentioned, that the WiiU is never mentioned? It is always referred to as first appearing as a 2017 Switch launch title release. Is this intentional or is it just that most people have no idea that BotW was originally a WiiU game that was also, quite brilliantly, released as a launch title for Nintendo's hope, the Switch. The WiiU has such an undeserved poor reputation despite being genuinely fantastic in reality. I'm actually playing BotW on my WiiU right now, I had been wanting to do this for a long time and with the news of Switch2 versions of BotW, it was the perfect time for a fun experiment. It cost me only 15$ for a copy of BotW on WiiU, an incredible price for the experience it provides. I want it to be clear once and for all, there is nothing bad about it. People mention frame rate drops, which do happen. But oddly enough the only time it was close to bad enough to raise an eyebrow was in kariko village from I guess...too many NPCs on screen at once? I'm not sure lol. I never had anything resembling the kariko village frame drop anywhere else, even in dicey combat situations. Frame drops happen, they just aren't really noticable unless you are specifically trying to document them. That's it...there is nothing else negative to speak of. It's awesome and I wish ppl knew

Argh... should've ended over 14 seasons ago. Every new episode they make dilutes the show as a whole, we've already cracked the 50% and it's quickly going be become LESS than half the episodes are good.

This is exactly why I'm not thrilled about a LoZ series or movie. Much like "Star Wars", there are things that just flat out do NOT need to be explained and questions that should NOT be answered. I was fortunate in being born in 1985 and I had an older brother, so I grew up with the evolution of gaming, from Atari to the present day of Switch and PS5. Some of the most memorable times were the discussions and speculation about certain events, characters and story in games. This was esp special when came to the Loz games. The NES ones, the crazy GB Links Awakening with it's insane island characters, the SNES dark world mysteries were all frequently speculated about. But they were dwarfed by the N64 entries. OoT and Majoras Mask could be talked about for literally an entire lifetime. Imo it would be criminal to actually give most of these questions any concrete answers. Imagining and trading ideas with other people is nearly as fun as the games themselves...nearly.

I don't dislike the character of "Rose Tico" anywhere near as much as most people do. Like virtually ALL aspects of the sequel trilogy, she is a result of horrendous writing and directon. Its not exaggeration to say that EVERY single character is underdeveloped and lacks consistent personality. She is just one of the examples and even in this category she is unremarkable haha. I won't go on forever, but there are countless sequel trilogy characters that have a relatively solid introduction and backstory that sets up genuine potential and EVERY SINGLE one of them fail to live up to that or even go anywhere at all. These movies are EMBARRASSING

100% worth the FULL asking price, so this sale is def a great deal imo. I'm playing on Switch, so I'm technically playing both the "worst" version of the game AND the most impressive version. For longest time I had no idea that it ever made it onto Switch. I didn't think it was possible and then one day I just seen it on the shelf at my local game store. I didn't even look online, I just immediately bought it. I was expecting a watered down version but I thought I would still get some fun out of it. I was WRONG in the best way. It's not a watered down version at all. It's the FULL game, every game mechanic, every update, every expedition, it's all there on switch. Yeah the textures are lower res, the lighting effects are inferior, and the frame rate is inconsistent, (never drops anywhere near low enough to be anything more than a minor moment of annoyance). The game itself though is a comparable experience to any other version. Being able to play something of THIS scale on a "Switch Lite" more than compensates for everything I mentioned. That is an experience just on its own. Very similar feeling to when I got "Xenoblade Chronicles" on my 3ds. It was impressive enough in its original release form on Wii, but seeing it run on a comically underpowered 3ds was amazing. 3ds has VERY few games that even approach the scale of Xenoblade. It doesn't seem like it should be possible, just like NMS on switch.

So once and for all. It is TRUE that Han did not shoot "first"...from a certain point of view. Shooting "First" implies there.....is.....anoth..er ....blast ...er ...sh..o...t., which didn't happen because Greedo was dead. Han fired the ONLY shot.

*Yes I know my jhokes aren't funny. 😺

Ok, I can't be alone in thinking that this is a bit silly right? It's not a glitch, an oversight, or even a problem. At best it's a minor annoyance. WHY is there an entire dedicated article written for this?

Nice list. Shantae is a true technical marvel on the GBC, a full open Metroidvania with excellent visuals and game design. Two games I feel are missing and would add are "MegaMan Xtreme", which somehow recreates "MegaMan X" on the Gameboy incredibly well. And the sadly underrated "Resident Evil: Gaiden" which is nothing short of spectacular. Great premise and location plus a clever and very unique combat system.

The thumbnail pic for the article makes her neck look almost ". "Cardassian", and The closeup on the left looks like a mushroom. Whoever made this thumbnail needs a promotion+raise.