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Huzzah! I turned on virtualization on my new computer. It took so long that I forgot why I wanted to do this in the first place.

If they consider the axe worth $15 and the first run of the upgrade kit comes with one, that makes the $40 price tag a little less crazy. This does include pieces that need to get out of the way of the transformation without being removed, so they did put some genuine work into this.

Legend has it that bunnycorn is still in orbit to this day.

I don't think I have a landline anymore. It hasn't rung in years.

... Maybe that's why the Master Emerald was in a new spot in Adventure 2.

Core gets points for being obviously based on a larger, more expensive toy. That's inherently fun.

I don't know if it can be taught, since I didn't try to learn it properly. I didn't try any art books or videos. I just wing it.

I always liked Sega.

I keep forgetting Core Shockwave exists. I never saw anything about it after the reveal.

I don't take a side on which one is better. Adventure 2 is obviously more polished and I sank way more hours into it but Adventure 1 has a weird charm that gets to me every time I do play it. I want Adventure 1 with better scripts and I want Adventure 2 with Adventure Fields.

I learned by setting an arbitrary Friday night deadline and forcing myself to post something whether I was happy with it or not. It kept me practicing, and kept my goals realistic. I still don't really know what I'm doing. I play the odds. I draw the same line over and over until one of them...

The Gamecube controller is comfy. I'd just like it to be bigger.

Episode dumps are a worse experience for us, but streaming companies find it easier.

I bet the bean counters would prefer a Ultra Magnus that can be reused for an Optimus Prime. We still don't have a Studio Series 86 Optimus Prime.

We might still have chao gardens if we still had Chaos.

I expect an inner robot. They had high hopes for Kingdom and weren't able to pull it off. I imagine this is their attempt to go back and do it right instead of giving up.

He was absolutely supposed to die, and his story would have been better for it. I want to live in the universe where Chaos became the popular one. The writers wouldn't have known what to do with him either, but I bet it would have been weird.

It may not have gotten the numbers Paramount wanted but the feedback they'll be getting from theater owners isn't going to be "Please don't send us another one of these." It's performed well in the theaters it did get. It just didn't get enough, because the brand was still damaged.

I want to see what developers could do with PS2 graphics but modern hardware. Imagine how big those levels could be.

It's worth noting that ROTB didn't open in as many theaters as some of this summer's other releases, and it's still holding its own. For comparison, ROTB opened in 3,678 theaters. It's down to 2,852. The Little Mermaid opened in 4,320 theaters and is down to 2,430. The Flash opened in 4,234...