Jerome is indeed the best Joker.
Welcome back, Rae! ^^ (Your absence was definitely noted, lol). Have a good trip?
Not really. The Tokyo Game Show is primarily for Japan for the most part. You don't see people coming from all over to present their games there like you do at E3.Does anyone think that game developers think that Tokyo Game Show is on the same level of importance as E3?
I agree, what about Capcom, do you think they would announce a game there or wait till the next E3?Not really. The Tokyo Game Show is primarily for Japan for the most part. You don't see people coming from all over to present their games there like you do at E3.
Well, Capcom announced RE 7 and Dead Rising 4 at E3. If something Devil May Cry related was in the works, it would have been announced there. I don't know of any Devil May Cry that made its debut at the Tokyo Game Show. All were at E3 first.I agree, what about Capcom, do you think they would announce a game there or wait till the next E3?
PLOT TWIST: you don'tNo, Jak, it's not. It's on fire. The door is on fire, Jak. Now how do we get out?
While I won't discount that there were/are probably many who jumped on the bandwagon because of his death, I will say that by and large, it wasn't the case for everyone. Most of the people I know claimed to like his interpretation of the Joker prior to Ledger's death--myself among them.
PLOT TWIST: you don't
Indeed. People love Heath's Joker cause the performance was stellar. A lot of attention put into it. His posture, slightly hunchbacked, the way he talks, as if he's always on the verge of losing his ****, and how damn creepy he is when he does lose it. His stares, the way he mocks people, the menacing way he carries himself even when he's seemingly calm.
His Joker was spot on. Using his death to try to dismiss the quality of his performance just because it's massively liked is a cheap move as I see it.