A Heartless Nobody

I hear it. It's probably just a coincidence, but it's really close.

At first I loved how the D23 trailer looked, but the graphics look very dull compared to the graphics on the unreal engine. I think it's necessary that Kingdom Hearts 3 has very vibrant graphics in order to give each world a different look and feel, which is why I think they changed engines. They said the old engine wasn't able to render the game so they had to swap out.

I know, but I'm just saying that I think policemen letting the assaulters off the hook was what struck me as the strangest bit.

But policemen letting assaulters off the hook because the assault was "justifiable" is totally understandable.

I couldn't even begin to guess.

I don't know much about Naruto, but I do know that this kid's name sounds like burrito.

Unfortunately, that probably won't happen, but if it did, I'd probably forgive the film's shortcomings again.

While I was watching the movie, I really wanted to forgive the sloppy writing, but this scene changed my mind and made me decide that the film didn't deserve to be forgiven for its mistakes. I told myself that I had waited long enough for this film for it to completely shatter my childhood dreams the way it did. Even my friends, who refuse to accept that the films is capable of sin, mostly agree that this scene was a mistake.

Good idea. Don't waist your time with Episode 7.

I honestly don't care if we get a KH3 trailer either, but I'm pretty sure we will.

I think that it is entirely Square Enix's fault if we don't get a KH3 trailer. They put up a KH3 logo on the poster, so they should follow up with it and give us a trailer. I know it says trailer, rather than trailers, but I think that is more likely to be a mistake than putting up the KH3 logo.

After watching Episode 7, I think that would have been a good idea. Even though the movie had some good spots (but mostly bad), it wasn't losing the EU.

I wouldn't spoil it for the life of me, but a lot of the media coverage for the film is misleading. I think the large number of people who are spoiling the film are people that felt cheated like me, and think that spoiling it would lower the expectations of the people who haven't seen it.

After being disappointed by Episode 7, this exactly what I wanted to be woken up to.

If the spoilers that they mentioned have to do with a certain smuggler, then I'm sorry to say that they are telling the truth, and that it ruined the film for me. DON'T BE FOOLED INTO LIKING IT!!!!! THIS FILM IS NOTHING BUT A MONEY GRAB FEEDING OFF OF GENERATIONS OF NOSTALGIA!!!! I honestly really want to spoil the film because I feel like the creators are pulling off some serious BS with the story line.

The film honestly had some great moments. In my opinion, it had the best action scenes in the entire sage, but there was one thing that they did that made it impossible for me to like it (You'll know it when you see it).

It seems that people have been blinded by the hatred of the Star Wars prequels. I got to see Episode 7 early, and it was the biggest disappointment of my entire life. People will love it because it's not George Lucas, but the movie sucked and no one is going to convince me otherwise.

Here we go again.

The trailer is clearly fake. The animations aren't smooth enough to be in smash brothers, a real smash brothers announcement would have showed off his entire move set, although a ton of effort was put into this, and one part shows an older version of the Zelda Temple, so this is clearly fake. Also, after reading the comments, I saw that the creator said it was to "discredit leaks."

Because most Zelda fans are impossible to please.

Riku mentioned that they had parents, so I'm pretty sure Sora wasn't living with some other guardians. I don't see any reason why we should assume it was anyone but his mom.

Well, we'll see.

WAT? Sora 96 being more optimistic than me? I didn't think that was possible. In all honesty though, I don't think it'll be out in 2017, but I don't think we know enough about what the game is going for to say much.

Why can't we all just like things that we like instead of letting arrogant people on the internet tell what is and what isn't likable? The prequels certainly don't measure up to the originals, but they're not at all bad movies. Honestly, I can't stand how fans have treated George Lucas. He was just doing his job and people still give him crud about it even after he gave up.

Yeah, shovel knight's gonna get into Smash.