Sonic 2

Still a curse smh

You see him lying

Sonic 3 otw

Now that’s something you would think would only work in video games

Sonic verse is crazy

Your idea of successful video game adaptation and breaking the curse is narrowly focused on a certain type of game

It’s not though. You’re literally in the minority here with this thinking. Video game adaptations are cursed and 80% of them are ass.

Almost 2 weeks away

Games based on movies are more cursed than movies based on games when it used to be universally the other way

TLOU2 adaptation

Dude, I feel like The Last of Us Pt. II discourse alone turned Naughty Dog or anything associated with them and their IPs into a f***ing minefield.

Like, christ dude, the losers just don’t give it up.

I’d assume they’re going to wait a bit for Ellie to age though.

Body Bag Abbz comin 😤

Need a brolic woman for Abby

The funny thing is Bella in real life is the exact age that Ellie is in TLOU2 lol

And she'll probably be 20-21 by the time they start filming season 2. So I'd assume the showrunners might just have to make her look older by changing up her wardrobe and hair styles

Yeah, that’s the thing with hiring adult actors to play teenagers.

They kinda just look the same movie to movie, season to season.

Like, Tom Holland’s Peter Parker is gonna still look basically like high school Peter Parker in Spider-Man 5.

Yuppp, Tom Holland is going to continue looking like a teen for a while. He just has that baby face look

Maybe they'll let mans grow out some beard stubble or something for the new trilogy lmao

I don’t know if he can tbh. Never seen him with facial hair.

They really should

2 weeks

The Last of Us doesn’t merely fulfill the promise of elevated survival horror, but it also does a trick that HBO seems to regularly pull off: Just when you think you know exactly what the show is, there’s an episode that rises well above expectation. In this case, this head-turning hour arrives early, with its third episode. No spoilers, but it involves a fan-favorite character from the game — a hard-core survivalist named Bill (Nick Offerman) — and some radical changes to the game’s story that will shock and perhaps challenge fans.

The deviation won’t be the show’s last, but overall the series is highly faithful to the game, with much of the dialogue intact and many familiar settings rendered precisely into reality.

What could the change be?

they made him straight.

Gamers we won

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