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It's cowalobbungaring time!

Now I'm wondering if they could make that a retail release by itself...

Ah, the "Duke Nukem Forever" gambit.

Oh shoot, nearly forgot to share! ICYMI: https://themmnetwork.com/2025/06/22/nadia-davids-mega-man-mayhem-mega-man-the-power-battles-and-mega-man-2-the-power-fighters-part-1/

Oh shoot, nearly forgot to share! ICYMI: https://themmnetwork.com/2025/06/22/nadia-davids-mega-man-mayhem-mega-man-the-power-battles-and-mega-man-2-the-power-fighters-part-1/

I'm a Grim-age Mutant Benja Turtle.

I use them if I get stuck, or at the end to make sure I got everything correct, and didn't miss something. Otherwise, I prefer to go in fresh the first time.

I was wondering about that...

I thought they included it so that kids would have to be accompanied by a parent, so that the parent would be familiar with all the new toys that Little Jimmy would want that holiday season.

Much as I love legacy heroes, I feel like that might overcomplicate things a bit. I kinda like the idea of Donkey Kongs taking on new names after ostensibly retiring, though.

https://www.allspark.com/home/threads/gamespark-news-a-closer-look-at-the-transformers-game-that-might-have-been.3487/

Transformers: Reactivate, nee Transformers: Rise, is something of a recent tale of tragedy among fans of robots in disguise. In a post-Transformers: Devastation world, video games that were more than meets the eye felt fewer and further between, and were usually fare such as Transformers...

So he can grind it with Megatron?

I think I'm old enough to qualify as several kids by now, depending on what age we divide them up into. I'll wear my biggest trenchcoat.

They look like they've been grabbed and/or impaled by some sort of living forest on Cybertron... That is so hugging metal. If I got one, I'd just display them like that.

Mega Man or no, I'm still calling them "Bloke-ees" though. So just be warned, in case I do a YouTube video or something.

https://www.allspark.com/home/threads/comixology-veterans-return-sets-sights-on-amazon.3486/

Let's just bring you up to speed. In 2007, David Steinberger, John Roberts, and Peter Jaffe founded ComiXology. And it was good. Then, in 2014, they sold it to Amazon. That was less good. “At the time, it seemed like the right decision,” Mr. Steinberger told The New York Times. “Our mission...