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So Gal Gadot stays on as Wonder Woman?View attachment 375922
gonna be the weirdest soft universe reboot of all time
Is it really bumped up beyond the repeat levels being replaced with Lost Levels?It's always weird to see Arcade Archives: VS. Super Mario Bros. pretty much always staying on the Switch eShop best sellers page.
It's really nothing more than the first SMB but with a really bumped up difficulty.
Is it really bumped up beyond the repeat levels being replaced with Lost Levels?
No seriously, I wanna know.
I still feel that the first Luigi's Mansion was my favourite out of the three mainly because I enjoy the concept of capturing the portrait ghosts (and fighting against the bosses) that made the game fun.Tbh, the Luigi Mansion sequels have not captured the vibe of the first game like at all.
Not saying they're bad but the first game was genuinelly creepy (not scary, but creepy) and the surreal tone really added a lot to the atmosphere. The sequels just made it pure slapstick which while it isn't bad, it's just removed a good chunk of the identity.
I somewhat get the feeling Henry Cavill fans are not going to be very pleased with this.Yeppers. So far Gal is the only one to officially survive the DCEU death purge.
First look at ‘X-MEN ‘97’ character posters. pic.twitter.com/DdarAJNJ0I
— X-Men Updates (@XMenUpdate) August 10, 2023
Pog, Wonder Woah, ManI'm playing Wonder Woman in the Gunniverse.
Yeah, there was definitely a change in identity. I do think that 3's direction is the way to go though. With how set in stone the Mario universe's tone is now, I think the full slapstick is the best way to getting unique and fun settings.Tbh, the Luigi Mansion sequels have not captured the vibe of the first game like at all.
Not saying they're bad but the first game was genuinelly creepy (not scary, but creepy) and the surreal tone really added a lot to the atmosphere. The sequels just made it pure slapstick which while it isn't bad, it's just removed a good chunk of the identity.
Seated for Wolverine as per usualOther than that, here is a first look at some of the character posters for the upcoming X-Men '97:
First look at ‘X-MEN ‘97’ character posters. pic.twitter.com/DdarAJNJ0I
— X-Men Updates (@XMenUpdate) August 10, 2023
dammit DC, Gal, Gunn, and Safran speak to us the full(er) plans now‘Wonder Woman 3’ Won’t Fly in the New DC Universe, Despite Gal Gadot Teasing Development Plans (EXCLUSIVE)
Gal Gadot says James Gunn told her they would develop "Wonder Woman 3" together, but sources tell Variety no definitive conversations ever took place.variety.com
lol, lmao even.
finally the black Wonder Woman (Nubia) debuts on the big screenI'm playing Wonder Woman in the Gunniverse.
Did you unironically say "this bad thing isn't so bad when you remove all the bad parts?"ya know…that Danny Phantom series finale is perfectly fine when you cut out the majority of the issues people have with it
…tho even with the way it is, it’s still superior to Star’s finale
Yeah, I get it. Newer Luigi's Mansion games rely on slapstick and cartoon-yness. They tried to make 3 a 'little' scarier by having there be actual Portrait Ghosts, but even they came off as exceptionally cartoony.Tbh, the Luigi Mansion sequels have not captured the vibe of the first game like at all.
Not saying they're bad but the first game was genuinelly creepy (not scary, but creepy) and the surreal tone really added a lot to the atmosphere. The sequels just made it pure slapstick which while it isn't bad, it's just removed a good chunk of the identity.
The first game low-key has the asthetic of an ardman animation. That maks it my favorite.Tbh, the Luigi Mansion sequels have not captured the vibe of the first game like at all.
Not saying they're bad but the first game was genuinelly creepy (not scary, but creepy) and the surreal tone really added a lot to the atmosphere. The sequels just made it pure slapstick which while it isn't bad, it's just removed a good chunk of the identity.
>six year old port of a now 9 year old game
— No Context Super Mario (@SuperMarioOOC85) August 11, 2023
>still 60 dollars
>didn’t get any new dlc till a year ago
>is now the best selling racing game of all time, best selling Mario game of all time, and sixth best selling game of all time and is constantly topping charts
Jesus christ pic.twitter.com/MCSYLI3xNG
I think it has to do with the artstyle as well, the LM1's ghosts used a much harsher tone, and they used filters(?) that had them look like they came out if a surreal painting, like Van Gogh-ish. The sequels are more so Hanna Barbera PacMan.Yeah, I get it. Newer Luigi's Mansion games rely on slapstick and cartoon-yness. They tried to make 3 a 'little' scarier by having there be actual Portrait Ghosts, but even they came off as exceptionally cartoony.
The Portrait Ghosts in 1 were just straight up dead humans, and while some were funny, you also had stuff like Sue Pea and Chaunchy which were dead children/babies. Luigi's Mansion 1 had a good balance of humor and morose to it.
Don't you mean Van Gore-ish.I think it has to do with the artstyle as well, the LM1's ghosts used a much harsher tone, and they used filters(?) that had them look like they came out if a surreal painting, like Van Gogh-ish. The sequels are more so Hanna Barbera PacMan.
Don't forget Bogmire, who was literally the manifestation of the mansion's fear itself.Yeah, I get it. Newer Luigi's Mansion games rely on slapstick and cartoon-yness. They tried to make 3 a 'little' scarier by having there be actual Portrait Ghosts, but even they came off as exceptionally cartoony.
The Portrait Ghosts in 1 were just straight up dead humans, and while some were funny, you also had stuff like Sue Pea and Chaunchy which were dead children/babies. Luigi's Mansion 1 had a good balance of humor and morose to it.
Ya know that begs the question.Don't forget Bogmire, who was literally the manifestation of the mansion's fear itself.
On the whole, I feel like each new Luigi's Mansion game is largely improvement on the last, but they've yet to quite recapture the eerie and dark tone of the original.
E. Gadd did a WW2 tier war crime on the entire family when they were alive, Bogmire shows up because E. Gadd's a terrorist and now they family's all dead and can't rest in piece cause of him. E. Gadd catches Bogmire.Ya know that begs the question.
If Bogmire is a manifestation of the MANSION's fear, that means it was extremely recent.
So how did E.Gadd have it in his possession before if the Mansion had come about after the Portrait Ghosts were set free?
I'm going to consult another Gamecube game for my answer:Ya know that begs the question.
If Bogmire is a manifestation of the MANSION's fear, that means it was extremely recent.
So how did E.Gadd have it in his possession before if the Mansion had come about after the Portrait Ghosts were set free?