Recent content by SouthtownKid

Time to watch Turbo Kid again

Yeah, pizza once a week jumps immediately to mind. Italian in general. Pastrami, corned beef. And lots of things you don't normally associate with melted cheese on top would get it.

:rolleyes:

The only systems I have right now are a ps3 I haven't played in 6+ years and an iPhone. The kids have a switch I've never used. Oh wait, I also have a neo mini, which I haven't played since one week after I bought it, whenever that came out. I had a bunch of games on mame -- you know, if I...

Is he even able to?

He's not your bro, pal.

Plus even going back to Transformers series that adult fans hold up the highest, like Beast Wars or Animated, they have more than their fair share of cringy dialogue and eye-rolling attempts at humor if you take off the nostalgia glasses and look at them objectively.

Yeah a large percentage of the people buying Transformers today are adults. Like so many other IPs in games, toys, comics, whatever, they've been co-opted by an adult audience that selfishly thinks the property they loved as kids is supposed to grow up with them and no longer be for kids today...

Which moved the needle not at all. You understand that Takara and Hasbro are toy companies, right? Their purpose for creating media is to sell toys. Which War for Cybertron did not at all. Nor have any of the other recent Transformers cartoons. They court the adult collector audience to...

If I had to guess, it's probably because girls from a pretty early age are already getting into the inane bullshit that adult females like.

Nice for who? You? It doesn't help Hasbro any. They want to go after the demo that made them millions and Transformers a household name back in the 1980s. Sucks you're not in that demo anymore, but oh well.

It's about on par with what I saw of the Cars movies or Ninjago or whatever with my nephew when he was 5. Not sure what you were hoping for. They're aiming for the demographic that's actually supposed to want to play with toys.

It looks like they're going for a pseudo-Pixar look and approach? Seems logical if you're going after the 5-8 year old kid market with maybe some bleedover into the 8-12 year old range. If this doesn't look appealing to 30-40 year old toy collectors, that's probably a good sign for both the...

I had no idea Sony was considered an indie studio.

Compared to what?