@ggsimmonds: This is not a video game movie, though. The movie is based on short stories written by the creator of The Witcher, as the article mentions. The game is based off the books too, so saying this is a video game movie doesn't fit the bill.

Hm... So... based on 948 people, this Pew Research study determined majority of console owners are women? Sorry to break it for ya Pew Research, 948 people don't speak for 350 million folks.

@haze0986: Helga!

@bojan_sokol: Nah, a female Thor is the next biggest thing. They're already doing it with a new Thor comic book series.

Hopefully, WB learned not to hire some useless mobile game dev team to make their ports in future games.

@kukumav: Yeah? Where's your source on your assertion to back it up?

@spikepigeo: I agree. The article mentions the game is playable in its current state, but they want to put more polish on it before releasing to the general public. That's not a bad thing at all. And developers are made up of a team of people. Switching out one dude isn't going to make or break it. The game is also late in its development cycle, so it's not like a change up of staff is going to effect much.

Ooh, I'll be keeping my eye on this. I hope they will do a good job making this show.

@atakanovic: You need to work on your trolling skills, bud.