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G.I. Joe: War on Cobra

D3 Go! and Emerald City Games, along with Hasbro announced today that G.I. Joe: War on Cobra is coming soon to mobile devices. Launching worldwide on the App Store, Google Play, and Amazon Appstore on January 20, 2020, G.I. Joe: War on Cobra features new missions and a wealth of fan favorite heroes, villains, and vehicles from the 1980s animated TV series and iconic action figure line.
 
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Avatar Sequels Concept Art

Avatar director James Cameron and producer Jon Landau attended the unveiling of the Mercedes-Benz VISION AVTR, which is inspired by Avatar, at CES in Las Vegas on January 6, 2020 and brought along the first Avatar sequels concept art.

Cameron is planning four Avatar sequels. Avatar 2 is slated for a December 2021 release date.


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Very nice.

The new game is expected to come out this year.
 
I enjoyed season one of The Witcher and look forward to season 2. It took a minute to adjust to how they were handling the timeline, but then the story flowed pretty well. I borrowed The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt from my son after watching him play a bit a while back but haven't started playing it myself yet. I haven't read the books yet either.
 
Tamstrong said:
I enjoyed season one of The Witcher and look forward to season 2. It took a minute to adjust to how they were handling the timeline, but then the story flowed pretty well. I borrowed The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt from my son after watching him play a bit a while back but haven't started playing it myself yet. I haven't read the books yet either.
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I had to watch the first 4 episodes SEVERAL times before I allowed myself to advance to the second half of the season. There is soooo much info and back story to the series. One could watch episode 3 over and over again . . . and still learn something substantial (who gave that dude the Striga magic spell).

I'm happy they wrote the series with so much foreshadowing. There is no other show were you can watch it repeatedly and still enjoy learning something you missed because the info is so subtle and implicit at times :)
 
Tamstrong said:
I enjoyed season one of The Witcher and look forward to season 2. It took a minute to adjust to how they were handling the timeline, but then the story flowed pretty well. I borrowed The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt from my son after watching him play a bit a while back but haven't started playing it myself yet. I haven't read the books yet either.
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Yeah, I was a little confused on the timeline, but it came together well.
 
The Dark King said:
Season 1 its actually really good I'm enjoying it
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I took seasons 2 and 3 home a few years ago on DVD. The show suffered in the ratings from the 2007 SAG writers strike but upon further review the plot and subplots of season 2 wasn't effectively as horrible as I thought I remembered. Season 3 was even impressive all things considered (loved the President Obama national security briefing easter egg in its premiere).

"Heroes" was easily one of the best written and produced series of the decade. Very dark and not afraid to push the TV audience (remember when Jamie Hector previously Marlo the black drug lord from West Baltimore on HBO's "The Wire" joined the cast and got his hands on Hayden Penitierre as that young pretty little cheerleader Claire who was the marketing focus of season 1)?
 
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Young Herschel said:
I took seasons 2 and 3 home a few years ago on DVD. The show suffered in the ratings from the 2007 SAG writers strike but upon further review the plot and subplots of season 2 wasn't effectively as horrible as I thought I remembered. Season 3 was even impressive all things considered (loved the President Obama national security briefing easter egg in its premiere).

"Heroes" was easily one of the best written and produced series of the decade. Very dark and not afraid to push the TV audience (remember when Jamie Hector previously Marlo the black drug lord from West Baltimore on HBO's "The Wire" joined the cast and got his hands on Hayden Penitierre as that young pretty little cheerleader Claire who was the marketing focus of season 1)?
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Agreed. Everyone was glued to their TV trying to figure out what save the cheerleader save the world meant.

The only massive plot hole that bugs me now is if you have a powered who can neutralize powers why wasn't he with them when trying to get Sylar. It could have been over pretty easily
 
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