Was this any good? I remember the first been terrible, but also fun in it's own weird way because of that.

@thecatsix: People seem to forget about Titanfall 2. EA also published that, and made all the DLC free, but just offered micro-transactions in the form of custom skins.

@chimekolover88: I wouldn't be surprised, they did actually end up adding offline versions of Walker Assault and Fighter Squadron, to the first game after people kept requesting an Instant Action mode.

YES, YES, YES!!!!!!!

This is what I wanted from the first game. Single Player Campaign. Clone Wars Era. Just offer me a Galactic Conquest mode similar to that in the original BF2, and I'll be over the moon.

The only thing that sounds like it might have some potential in this movie is the idea that Jack Black will be playing a girl.

But hey, I can't see it been any worse than the original.

Shepard now looks like Abraham from TWD. I guess a few blows to the head is the reason for his hair loss :P

@Sepewrath: If the rumors going around are true, Mario is actually 100% finished. It's just be held back to have that big Mario holiday title.

@batmanspizza14: Nintendo allows M rated games on there systems, they've even published some. The idea that Nintendo won't allow games on there system because of it's rating is a myth born of the fact they don't focus on them like other systems.

Reshoot inbound to replace Mark Hamill with a woman due to fears of the movie been deemed sexist.

@turkeygod: Would you rather them do what AMC does with TWD? Force them to make 16 episodes seasons when it clearly doesn't need that many? TWD would be a much higher quality show if they just put the budget into the episodes actually needed.

Look at S1, that was amazing, and it's only 6 episodes long, but it didn't need anymore than that to tell it's story. Once AMC realized it was a hit and started demanding longer seasons, they did it by added a ton of unnecessary filler episodes, that did nothing to the advance overall plot, and by dragging the big plot points out over multiple episodes, which greatly lessens the impact.

Thanks, but I'd prefer if more shows followed GoT, and only make what is needed, instead of dragging everything out just to fill up timeslots.