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Oh shit, I didn't realize he played Combat Carl in Toy Story, both in a short and TS4. and they left him hanging at the end!

Sam Waterston Exits ‘Law & Order’ After 400+ Episodes, Tony Goldwyn Set to Replace VARIETY.COM After more than 400 episodes, Sam Waterston is leaving his role as Jack McCoy on 'Law & Order.' Dun dun. His performance in the episode “Damaged” was damn good by itself. God speed. 🫡

O'Reilly has been a guest on Cuomo's NewsNation show for a long while now.

U.S. has retaliated. Live updates: US retaliates after deadly drone attack on Jordan base - ABC News ABCNEWS.GO.COM Strikes began in Iraq, Syria after American service members were killed Sunday.

Oh shit!

That man is a political reporting legend in Florida. He does great investigative work.

I liked it!

Acknowledge your tribal chief.

Yeah, and as someone who probably falls more to Greatoneshere's side of things on this topic, how Kojima does cutscenes is a sticking point for me because when I thought of MGS4, I IMMEDIATELY thought of its fried eggs. Some of the cutscenes I swear could go up to 30 - 60 minutes with no gameplay interruptions, though I may be remembering wrong. I think he reigned that in since. Either that, or his Death Stranding stuff was more interesting for me because I don't recall hitting a wall with its story. He certainly reigned it in for Ground Zeroes and Phantom Pain. Hell, I give him a lot of credit for how he explored the Huey character because Huey ended up being one of the most fascinating for me in the series despite being more grounded. I could be forgetting the length of certain cutscenes in, say, a Naughty Dog game, but I tend to enjoy them considerably. Same with something like God of War and Ragnarok. Maybe part of the issue with 4 was when it was released because how developers as a whole approach cut scenes has improved considerably since then.

I like IV's gameplay but it definitely ups the story craziness... or maybe it's the longass cutscenes that make me think of it more.

The bold parts are ones I don't follow, particularly for V. I felt for V, the selling point WAS the gameplay and being Peace Walker on steroids with Outer Heaven and creating new weapons and gadgets for use on the field. If anything, the criticism of the game was that there wasn't enough focus on the story outside of the audio logs.

Fantastic!

See above. They weren’t working on DS since 2019.

From wiki: ”A sequel was first revealed to be in development in May 2022, when Reedus participated in an interview with the outlet Leo Edit to discuss his work on the game. Reedus stated, "We just started work on the second one".” Just started in 2022 makes it sound like a three-four year turn again.

Did he start developing it in 2019?

It’ll be okay.

I feel like people said this about Death Standing in 2016. No one expected it to release in 2019, but he’s efficient.

We started it yesterday but can’t play until Thursday. Appreciate it. I can catch up with you all in a few days.

Oh shit, great news.

It’s hilarious to me that the establishment is helping Trump, yet some people still think it’s the establishment who’s after Trump.

One of my favorite audience interactions I saw when he was doing his Apple TV show:

I’m really happy to hear this. Even part time.

Just got around to reading the details... I didn't realize this means it's LEAVING the USA Network. I thought it just meant it'll also stream live.

13 nominations for Oppenheimer, hot damn. Now let's see if it nets Nolan the best director/best picture awards for a first time (which he should have won for TDK).

Add 2023 to the pile: