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Chris Pratt Talks Nintendo Cinematic Universe and Marvel and DC Movies
Chris Pratt is excited for more Nintendo movies. The former Guardians of the Galaxy and Jurassic World star played Mario in last year’s massive hit The Super Mario Bros. Movie, the sequel for which was announced on March 10 (which is “Mario Day,” which you’re forgiven for groaning over) a...
Read MoreOne-Year Anniversary of The Most Epic G+G Daily Stream
jesslind | May 12, 2024 | 2
A year ago, this day in Geeks + Gamers history brought us the infamous beginnings of MCU Fan. Now, some may be wondering, just who is this MCU Fan character? Where did he—oh, my mistake; I should not assume the sex—they come from, and why are they “infamous”? Well, it all began on a Friday &...
Read MoreFNT Las Vegas Meetup 2024
jesslind | Apr 23, 2024 | 0
Las Vegas. The city goes by many names, from “Sin City” to “Lost Wages.” Either way, it is a place that has gone down in infamy throughout the decades. I’ve never been the sort to feel a pull towards a city like Vegas since the things that occur there are essentially the polar opposite of ...
Read MoreNintendo of America Requires DEI Awareness of Localizers
Remember when people reporting on Sweet Baby Inc. said that they and other woke video game consulting firms were just a symptom and that game developers and larger video game companies were part of the problem, too? Nintendo just proved everyone right. X user packergirl shared an image of a job ad N...
Read MoreA Message From a Humble Nerd
jesslind | Mar 16, 2024 | 6
As with anything on the internet, or even in real life, drama ensues when there are many voices vying for the megaphone. In this case, the controversy over Sweet Baby Inc. and GamerGate 2.0 continues, but not in the way most would expect. Matt Walsh, one of the Daily Wire personalities, is in the th...
Read MoreBox Office Breakdown for Weekend of 2/18/24
What’s up, Geeks + Gamers? It’s ODIN! Madame Web Makes HALF of Morbius’ Box Office If it seemed like Madame Web was likely to be a flop, the numbers from today indicate just how badly this film is really doing. Making only about $49,055,000 worldwide after six days of an extended Ash Wed...
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