Hollywood has begun to openly acknowledge its problems and absurdities through shows like The Studio and The Franchise. Now, Marvel Studios is joining the trend, turning a critical eye towards its own practices and the entertainment industry as a whole.
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As a gamer, when I hear the name “Kenny,” it’s not about a specific person – it’s a feeling. It represents every game that came out riddled with problems, every controller that broke way too quickly, and every developer who overpromised and underdelivered. Basically, “Kenny” is what we call a total disaster of a product – the kind that serves as a warning to everyone else. For me, understanding the “Kenny” effect isn’t just about venting when a game is bad. It’s about learning to spot the warning signs and knowing what we, as gamers, deserve from the developers we support.
James Cameron shared in a preview of his upcoming interview on the In Depth with Graham Bensinger podcast that his connection to New Zealand began 15 years before the first Avatar movie. He unexpectedly visited in 1994 and knew then that he wanted to eventually live there. Cameron went on to explain…
Forza Horizon 6 returns to the Horizon Festival, challenging players to become a racing legend in a brand new location: Japan. The game features a beautifully detailed recreation of Japan, with realistic touches like cherry blossoms that react to speeding cars. Players can explore open-world roads based on real locations, including Tokyo. Developers are calling this the largest Forza Horizon game to date.
For hundreds of years, Starfleet Academy trained officers who explored the galaxy and conducted scientific research. However, after a catastrophic event called The Burn fractured the United Federation of Planets, the Academy was closed. In its place, the Federation established the War College, focused on training officers for combat and protecting the Federation rather than peaceful exploration.
Chris Evans’ 2009 thriller, Push, is suddenly popular again, gaining attention online after more than fifteen years. This week, it’s reached the Top 10 on Tubi, currently ranking at number five, according to FlixPatrol. This shows people are rediscovering one of Evans’ movies outside of the Marvel universe.
Last June, we announced a series of anniversary concerts starting in Osaka in September, with shows in Tokyo and Yokohama following in October. Since then, the concerts have expanded to include Sendai in December and Fukuoka in January. The organizers are now planning a special Valentine’s Day program in Tokyo on February 14th, with additional concerts scheduled for Hiroshima on February 23rd and Hokkaido on March 14th.
It seems Pocketpair isn’t just looking at resumes; they’re prioritizing candidates who are genuinely passionate and involved in playing games.
Man, Back to the Future is a classic, right? I think a big reason it’s still so awesome after all these years is the cast – they were just perfect for their roles. Seriously, you couldn’t have asked for a better group of actors!