lol, no

Soooo glad I dropped this garbage game years ago. What a dumpster fire.

We already have Toukiden/ Toukiden 2? By Omega Force? wtf?

So, will replacing the replaceable sticks fix drifting/deadzoned sticks, or is that a deeper part of the controller that won't be swapped out with these stick moduels? $150 or whatever for a controller and buying new sticks every so often is a lot better than $70 on a controller 1-2 times a year.

Almost all sound like torture to watch. In Front of Your Face sounds the *best* from the synopsis of each film, but I'm sure the real hook of the movie is a letdown compared to all the things the synopsis could be alluding to.
Decision to Leave is pretty much the only one that sounds like an actual movie, but also couldn't sound more bland from the synopsis.
Who We Are sounds like a very informative thing to watch, and something everyone should probably have the information from, but not something that would be entertaining.

Also, documentaries should be barred from the list in general. They are film, but considering them "movies" in the typical sense of the word is misleading. You watch movies for entertainment, you watch documentaries for information. Some people get both out of watching documentaries, but they are by no means the typical viewer.

Also, considering anything with less than 10 reviews to be a valid consensus on a score is laughable.

This would be a terrible deal if it goes through. First of all, you could kiss the indie scene as you know it goodbye. AppLovin intends to make a LOT of money on this deal as they stated. There are 3 ways to go about that: charge a lot for the software, take Unity's current model of taking a percent from sales for games and increase that percentage, or introduce forced monetization that they get a cut of. The first two would all but kill off the indie scene entirely. Only already well-established indie developers with a good portfolio of successful games or people who just have a lot of cash laying around would be able to continue making indie games using Unity in those scenarios. The last one would make every single game that uses Unity release like some free-to-play mobile game, and not likely only indie games, but any traditional games that use it as well.
Honestly, I feel that the latter is the most likely option, or at least the plan that AppLovin is currently hoping to execute, given that it is vary much in line with all their previous work of including monetization in mobile games. But none of the options are good for any game that uses Unity, or for gaming in general.

@Thanatos2k: Yes, except they should rated AO, not MA.

Just softban them already. IT ISN'T HARD.
Presence of lootboxes = an AO rating. No publisher wants their game to get an AO rating cause it won't sell, so therefore, they will not include lootboxes in nearly any game outside of some obscure title on Steam or something.
Problem solved.

We understand Ready player One is a *dystopia*, right?

"Resident Evil Village Looks Less Terrifying As A Puppet Show"

They just aren't using the right kind of puppets.