Yeah and some of the changes they made significantly change the lore and worldbuilding.

lol wut

I'm happy that Bluepoint wasn't given the BB remake, they really fucked up the aesthetics on the Demon's Souls remake.

One of my favourite photographs of all time.

Yeah they both are built around the classic D&D gameplay loop of exploring and dungeon crawling. I run my own adventures rather than using purchased modules so I don't have to worry about converting monster stats and stuff. But Shadowdark converts very easily to old D&D versions, it would be straight forward to run any old pre-3rd edition D&D modules in it.

Greyhawk is far and away my preferred setting for D&D-like games, I've run a bunch of rules in it but mostly 13th Age and Shadowdark.

Skull Island is one of my favourite movies and I'm utterly baffled by how little esteem it gets. A great concept that it just nails with incredibly tight visual and thematic design, great characters and writing and just cool af stylistic vision. And the special effects are the best in any modern monster movie, Kong is such an evocative presence and conveys so much personality with just body language, and the big fight set pieces with him against other monsters have incredible weight and raw animalistic power to them that most monster movies fail to get right.

Ah I had this one when I was a teenager.

Clever.

Hilarious that this is true and yet the US is still somehow fatter.

I saw Bladerunner as a teenager and it affected me so much I'm now a grown-ass man living in a cyberpunk dystopia. Follow your dreams.

"Men are victims of the patriarchy too" is an incredibly powerful message that I wish more men understood.