Author: Alex Gherzo
Capcom Localization Team Smugly Exposes Itself
Want a look at what video game localizers do? Capcom is more than happy to let you know; today, the Capcom Localization Team’s X account posted a list of a game localizer’s responsibilities – gussied up in rosy words with a condescendingly smarmy tone – and it’s stunning in its audacity. T...
Read MoreJK Rowling Wouldn’t Forgive Harry Potter Stars
JK Rowling just told Harry Potter and Hermione Granger to shove it. In a series of X posts yesterday, the Harry Potter author talked about her feelings upon reading a report written by pediatrician Hilary Cass about the effects of gender transitioning on children. Cass’ report talks about the har...
Read MoreReacher Star Alan Ritchson Doesn’t Like Trump or Free Speech
Jack Reacher won’t be wearing a MAGA hat anytime soon. In a lengthy interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Reacher star Alan Ritchson talks a bit about his Christian faith, and his explanation of his stance on Christianity leads him to Donald Trump, whom he… doesn’t care for. He seems to beli...
Read MoreTeenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Last Ronin will be a Live-Action, R-Rated Movie
Paramount is going for a slightly more mature vibe in their next Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie. After the strictly-for-kids (I assume; I skipped this one) Mutant Mayhem, The Hollywood Reporter exclusively reveals that the studio is adapting Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Last Ronin as an R...
Read MoreStar Wars Outlaws Wants You to Pay Extra to Get All the Content
If you’ve been paying attention to it, the reaction to Star Wars Outlaws, the new video game from Ubisoft set in the galaxy far, far away that feels smaller than your neighborhood, is not being received with much enthusiasm. But don’t worry; Ubisoft planned for that. Star Wars Outlaws, which is ...
Read MoreDisney Parks Will Crack Down on Disability Scammers
Disney does not appreciate being scammed. The New York Post reports that Disney’s American theme parks, Disney World and Disneyland, are updating their rules to make it harder for guests to take unfair advantage of their Disability Access Service program, or DAS. DAS allows qualifying parkgoers ...
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