Theaters are a luxury experience. Any one-percenter who wants that can build his own big-screen experience. Besides, with movies increasingly catering exclusively to Chinese audiences, we might be 10 or 15 years away from our Netflix queues giving top-billing to such gripping films like "The Good Comrade is Subservient to the Party," "Let Us Have Many Male Heirs To Spread Chinese Prosperity Globally," and "Top Gun 2."

Good riddance to bad Hollywood rubbish. Even when the golden age of TV fades, games are now in their infancy in terms of their cultural significance - Hollywood needed to adapt, now it will die.

This is gonna get abused so hard on both sides.

Arcade1Up needs to chill on the games that can be played just as well on a console and start manufacturing some of the stuff that could only be played in arcades. A compact DDR cabinet, or any Bemani game really, maybe even as crazy as an assemble-at-home Daytona or Initial D seated cabinet... there's limitless potential to bring that kind of stuff to market at a far lower price point than buying a full-sized cabinet.

Give it 6 months and their stockholders will have them singing a different tune.

Is anyone even excited for this movie? If the real fans aren't even psyched, how is this gaining so much traction in normie space?

*crying*

Stop! Stop! He's already dead!

Oh CDPR, not you too...

Clickbait-and-switch of the century.

@struvokreborn: hooyah

The Star Wars franchise concluded in 1983. Not sure what everyone's in such a frenzy over.