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New video out! Today we're talking about a fun horror movie called The Passenger! Its an interesting take on paranormal horror by taking it on the road. Its not the greatest movie, but it's fun for Halloween. 🎃
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I knew resigning him after he was asking for even more money was a terrible idea. They should've just saved the money and put it elsewhere on the team and started Leonard or Richardson because the results would've been the same with them lol
Report: The #Colts are seeking a 1st round pick in exchange for QB Daniel Jones, per @RichJohnsonNFL
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6/10, it wasn't a repeat of a movie like 7 was and it didn't destroy the chosen one story like 9 did. It tried to be something new and if they wouldn't have tried to retcon everything for 9 it would've been a better trilogy overall. They still shouldve had an overarching plan tho
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Trying to rewatch Spiderman Homecoming, it really is the worst Spiderman movie. Bad writing, immediately kills a legacy villain The Shocker, MJ and Aunt May behave completely different than any version before and are completely unlikeable. Its a slog to get through.
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It might finally happen!
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Uncle Mortimer called. Thrillville needs you, but inventing wild new rides isn't for the faint of heart. Are you up for the challenge?
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Lol yeah I'll pass on government made single player video games, the fact that the CCP funds multiplayer games is already bad enough.
A Canadian political leader is calling for the government to help BioWare developers buy the studio from EA and run it themselves.
NDP leader Avi Lewis says the developers should get the first shot at taking control, with government support.
“The developers at BioWare know how to run the studio. They know how to make the games we all love.”
He also criticized corporate ownership, arguing that Canada should keep control of major game studios in Canadian hands.
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He's 100% correct.
Former Blizzard president Mike Ybarra says an $1,800 Xbox would never make sense for most gamers.
Microsoft is considering a next-gen Xbox that could cost between $1,200 and $1,800. Ybarra strongly disagrees with that idea.
He says consoles need to be affordable and aimed at a wide audience, with $399–$499 being a much more reasonable price range.
“A ‘console’ is a mass-audience device and you need great games and a low entry price.”
Ybarra believes an Xbox costing $1,200 or more would struggle to sell enough units to be worthwhile.
Instead, he says Microsoft should stick with the Xbox Series X and PS5 Pro for now.
“The capabilities of those boxes are both fine for 99% of the audience.”
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I was kind of worried that Star Wars The Old Republic was gonna shutdown after Bioware closed but apparently it's not even ran by Bioware anymore lol, so SWTOR still has some life!
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Sometimes you just gotta go back to the classics. Every now and then I get an itch to go back and play World of Warcraft. #WoW
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It'd be great for Marvel Rivals to have an update that adds Professor X and Cassandra Nova at the same time. Make Professor X a strategist and Cassandra a duelist class. #MarvelRivals
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At $1,200 it's doa. Why even bother making a new system at that point? Just focus on software.
Xbox is reportedly planning for their next console to release in late 2028.
Microsoft is internally projecting that the console could cost consumers between $1,200 and $1,800, unless they decide to subsidize the cost.
(Source: fortune.com/2026/10/20/the-n…)
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I defended Ironheart when it got announced because I knew the character prior to the show and I was interested to see how they would adapt her into live action, but the show is pretty awful ngl. All the mistakes are entirely avoidable too with just a little bit of common sense.
Marvel Television's all-new series #Ironheart launches with a 3-episode premiere June 24 at 6pm PT/ 9pm ET, only on @DisneyPlus.
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