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There’s a genuine laugh out loud moment in one of Guardians of the Galaxy 2’s five post-credit scenes. If you’ve seen the movie, you’ll know what I’m talking about. It involves a grumpy Groot who looks… different. If you haven’t seen the movie then look away now as spoilers are on the way. But, as it turns out, that Groot isn’t called what you think he’s called.Have the six people in the world who haven’t seen Guardians 2 gone? Good.James Gunn has revealed on a Facebook Live Q&A (via ComicBook.com) that Groot’s post-credits scene isn’t the Guardian as a teen (treen?) but slightly younger, as the director says about a few viewer faux pas: “Another minor misconception is that people think that's Teen Groot at the end of the movie. And I understand why. It's actually Adolescent Groot. I would call him Tween Groot. Or, we call him 'Adolescent Groot.' He's not quite a teenager yet."So, there you have it. Groot … [Read more...] about Baby Groot’s next stage of evolution won’t be ‘Teen Groot’, according to James Gunn

By Tyler Fischer - January 11, 2019 07:28 pm EST Share 0 Comments 0 Back in 2017, a rating for "Borderlands: Game of the Year Edition" popped up on the Internet via the Korean Game Rating and Administration Committee. However, nothing ever came of this. But maybe that's about to change. Almost two years later, the Taiwan Digital Game Rating Committee has rated "Borderlands: Game of the Year Edition" for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. Further, it also cites the same developer: Blind Squirrel Entertainment, a studio known for high-end remasters and ports. Now, while ratings by the ESRB (North America) and Pegi (Europe) for an unannounced game can usually be taken as unofficial confirmation, the Korean and Taiwanese rating boards don't quite have the same reputation. However, normally when an issue of validity is raised, it's because one of the two have rated an unannounced game. But rarely have both of them come together on an unannounced game, suggesting that this … [Read more...] about Is The Original ‘Borderlands’ Finally Coming To PS4 and Xbox One?

Home • Tabletop Simulator • A freshly varnished virtual table Dominic Tarason Contributor 9th December 2019 / 5:00PM Almost five and a half years ago, I made my RPS debut looking at what creative modders for Tabletop Simulator were doing. While frequently of grey legality (the majority of items on the Steam Workshop are still unofficial digital reproductions of expensive physical games), the platform is still thriving. Official adaptations of games for Berserk’s virtual play-space are now sold more readily, but few take quite as much advantage of Tabletop Simulator’s increasingly advanced scripting system like these showcase productions. Here’s a few stand-outs pushing the boundaries of what ‘tabletop’ even means. For once, there’s very little for me to say about the technical side here. TTS is designed to be fully integrated with the Steam Workshop, so everything is just one click away. The only issues to keep in mind are … [Read more...] about Modder Superior – Tabletop Simulator in 2019

By Cameron Bonomolo - December 9, 2019 12:50 pm EST Share 0 Comments 0 The newly released trailer for Jason Reitman’s Ghostbusters: Afterlife, released Monday morning, is facing criticism from some Internet users over a resemblance to 1980s-set supernatural Netflix series Stranger Things. In Afterlife, the long-awaited third film and followup to Ivan Reitman’s 1984 Ghostbusters and its 1989 sequel Ghostbusters II, the estranged family of a former Ghostbuster relocate to a small town in Oklahoma, where they soon discover supernatural happenings: single mom Callie (Carrie Coon), science-obsessed daughter Phoebe (Mckenna Grace) and gearhead son Trevor (Finn Wolfhard) begin to suspect something strange in their neighborhood, spurring Phoebe and Trevor to act as part of a new generation of Ghostbusters. “The new Ghostbusters movie is gonna be a Stranger Things ripoff,” tweeted one person. Reads another tweet, “Just watched the new … [Read more...] about Ghostbusters: Afterlife Being Called Stranger Things “Ripoff” After First Full Trailer