THREEHITS - A COMBO OF GAME NEWS, OPINIONS, AND INSIGHT

Nintendo sues Yuzu Switch Emulator

February 28th 2024    Gaming / Nintendo / Lawsuit

KOSAMA

| Writer and Recovering Anime Addict

Nintendo has initiated legal action against the creators of Yuzu, an open-source Nintendo Switch emulator, as revealed by a lawsuit filed in a Rhode Island court on Monday. The lawsuit, detailed across 41 pages, targets Tropic Haze, the entity behind Yuzu, with specific mention of an individual identified by the alias Bunnei, who spearheads Yuzu's development. The genesis of this lawsuit was initially reported by Stephen Totilo, a correspondent for Game File.

Yuzu, which emerged in 2018 shortly after the debut of the Nintendo Switch, is a freely available emulator crafted by the same developers responsible for Citra, a Nintendo 3DS emulator. Essentially, Yuzu functions as software enabling users to engage with Nintendo Switch games on platforms such as Windows PC, Linux (including devices like the Steam Deck), and certain Android devices. While the legality of emulators per se isn't inherently contentious, their employment for pirating copyrighted games is a matter of concern. Nintendo's lawsuit contends that there exists no lawful avenue for utilizing Yuzu.

Within the legal documentation, Nintendo asserts that "there is no lawful way to use Yuzu to play Nintendo Switch games." Nevertheless, this assertion invites scrutiny and potential legal rebuttals on behalf of the emulator developers.

Firstly, the US Copyright Office generally permits users to create duplicates of legitimately acquired software for archival motives, subject to specific conditions. Consequently, accessing personal archival copies could conceivably constitute a lawful purpose for utilizing an emulator such as Yuzu.

Significantly, the Yuzu emulator, being open-source, does not incorporate copies of the necessary "prod.keys" mentioned in Nintendo's lawsuit, which users must supply themselves. This sets Yuzu apart from the Dolphin emulator, which faced removal from Steam in the previous year after Nintendo highlighted its inclusion of the Wii Common Key for decrypting game files.

In the absence of intrinsic capabilities to circumvent digital rights management (DRM), an emulator typically falls within the ambit of legal precedent permitting emulation of one hardware system on another through reverse-engineering methodologies.

Xbox Games that "reached full potential" will go 3rd Party

February 15th 2024    Gaming / Xbox / Platform

KOSAMA

| Writer and Recovering Anime Addict

During a recent Xbox podcast, Microsoft made significant announcements regarding their gaming ecosystem. Confirming speculations, the company revealed plans to bring four unnamed games to platforms beyond Xbox. However, two highly anticipated titles, Indiana Jones and Starfield, will remain exclusive to the Xbox platform, dispelling rumors of their transition to third-party platforms.

Phil Spencer, emphasizing the strategic approach behind their decisions, underscored that these chosen games have demonstrated their full potential on Xbox. He further elaborated on the broader industry trend, noting that many players have been exploring opportunities on various platforms, echoing the sentiment that gaming has transcended traditional boundaries.

In addressing the state of the industry, Spencer expressed concerns about stagnant growth. He outlined two potential paths forward: one involving expansion to broaden the audience base, thereby fostering growth within the industry, and the other focusing on maximizing revenue from existing players. This dichotomy reflects a pivotal moment for gaming companies, where decisions must be made to adapt to evolving market dynamics and consumer preferences.

Spencer's remarks underscore the complexity of navigating the contemporary gaming landscape, where competition is fierce, and innovation is paramount. As the industry continues to evolve, Microsoft's strategic decisions offer insights into their vision for the future of gaming, emphasizing both inclusivity and sustainable growth.

Microsoft's Future Vision for Xbox

February 14th 2024    Gaming / Xbox / Platform

KOSAMA

| Writer and Recovering Anime Addict

After weeks of swirling rumors regarding potential Xbox exclusives making their way to PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch, Microsoft has announced plans to address its future vision for the Xbox platform in an upcoming event. Scheduled for Thursday, February 15th at 12PM PT / 3PM ET, the Xbox business update event aims to shed light on Microsoft's strategic direction.

Speculation has been rife, with whispers suggesting popular titles such as Hi-Fi Rush, Sea of Thieves, and even Bethesda's highly anticipated releases like Starfield and Indiana Jones could venture beyond the confines of the Xbox ecosystem. While Microsoft has yet to officially confirm or deny these rumors, Phil Spencer, CEO of Microsoft Gaming, acknowledged the discourse, stating, 'We’re listening and we hear you,' before unveiling the forthcoming Xbox business update event.

My take on this ongoing saga is that what initially sparked as mere speculation about potential game crossovers between Xbox and other consoles has morphed into a broader discussion about the future of Xbox within the gaming industry. There's a palpable fear reminiscent of Sega's exit from the console market with the Dreamcast, a comparison ironically contrasted against recent talks of Microsoft's potential acquisition of Activision and its prized Call of Duty franchise.

From the Sony camp, concerns arise regarding the possibility of Microsoft diluting gaming experiences on other platforms or monopolizing the industry by locking down acquired franchises exclusively. However, the tide has turned, and now voices argue that if Microsoft were to exit the industry, it could lead to reduced competition and potentially exorbitant game prices, stifling innovation. While Microsoft wouldn't gain 100% from exclusivity on games going to PlayStation, it would see a 70% cut it would have never seen otherwise being exclusive. With Sony exploring PC releases, the gaming industry is certainly going through another shift.

The Success of Helldivers 2

February 9th 2024    Gaming / Sony / Helldivers 2

KOSAMA

| Writer and Recovering Anime

It's truly puzzling why many news outlets seem surprised by the success of Helldivers 2. As someone who thoroughly enjoyed the first game, I can attest to its addictive replayability and the thrill of working towards a collective goal of reclaiming the galaxy. The dynamic difficulty levels of planets, offering better rewards for greater challenges, kept players engaged and motivated.

Comparing the first game's peak player count of 6,744 on PC to the staggering 81,840 concurrent players that Helldivers 2 achieved on its launch day, it's evident that there was a strong foundation of interest in the franchise. While the first game had a more arcade-like feel with its top-down view, the transition to a third-person perspective in Helldivers 2 aligns well with the current gaming landscape dominated by titles like Call of Duty and Horde-based games such as Warhammer's Space Marine or Vermintide.

However, it's worth noting that Helldivers 2 hasn't been without its challenges. The inclusion of Nprotect Gameguard as an anti-cheat measure has drawn criticism from some fans, with claims that it's the cheapest and most insecure rootkit anti-cheat on the market. Despite this, the game's accessible price point of $39.99 across both PC and PS5 likely encouraged many players to give it a chance.

The Warner Bros. Decision cancels Coyote vs. Acme Movie

February 9th 2024    Entertainment / Streaming / Film

KOSAMA

| Writer and Recovering Anime

The movie was originally going to be cancelled on November 9th, 2023. In response to the uproar, Warner Bros. decided to backtrack on its initial decision. Rather than axing the movie altogether, the studio opted to give the filmmakers an opportunity to pitch it to other studios. If another studio expressed interest in picking it up, they were welcome to do so.

But now several months, and Warner Bros. had reached a breaking point.

Now according to TheWrap, industry giants like Amazon, Netflix, and Paramount eagerly viewed for the opportunity to snatch up the rights to premiere Coyote vs. Acme, following Warner Bros.' reversal of stance. The studio graciously allowed the creators of the live-action/CGI hybrid project to explore other avenues, sparking a bidding war among the titans of entertainment.

Despite each studio reportedly presenting enticing offers, including Paramount's ambitious plans for a theatrical release, none managed to meet Warner Bros.' lofty expectations of the $75–$80 million range.

No one's 100% sure what lead to the decision though the likely explanation seems straightforward: there was a potential tax write-off of $75 million or more if the project were scrapped. Therefore, for Warner Bros. to forgo this tax advantage and allow a competitor to reap the benefits, the sale price would need to match or exceed that figure. Decision-makers likely crunched the numbers without even needing to watch the movie.

Crunchyroll and Funimation Merger outcome burns Anime Fans

February 8th 2024    Entertainment / Streaming / Anime

KOSAMA

| Writer and Recovering Anime

Anime enthusiasts have taken to the virtual streets with a mix of exasperation and anticipation following Crunchyroll's recent announcement about the impending merger with Funimation. The news, while exciting for the most part, came with a caveat that left many fans feeling a tad crestfallen.

In a move set to shake up the anime streaming landscape, Crunchyroll unveiled plans for a full-scale integration with Funimation, scheduled to be completed by April 2, 2024. This much-anticipated union, first teased back in March 2022, promises a powerhouse platform boasting an unparalleled array of anime content.

However, amidst the buzz and fervor, one crucial detail emerged – the inability to transfer digital copies from Funimation to Crunchyroll. Cue the collective sighs of disappointment from anime aficionados everywhere.

The clock is ticking for Funimation faithfuls, who now face a pivotal decision: embrace the transition to Crunchyroll or bid farewell to their beloved anime haven by April 2. Crunchyroll, renowned for its extensive library housing thousands of anime titles and pioneering the "simulcast" phenomenon, stands as the go-to destination for enthusiasts craving the latest Japanese releases in real-time.

But wait, there's more – and this time, it involves a slight adjustment to subscription fees. Brace yourselves, anime aficionados, for Crunchyroll's subscription rates are set to undergo a makeover, transitioning from $54.95 per year to $99.99 per year. Mark your calendars, as this change kicks in come January 28, 2025.

The burning question on everyone's mind: what does this mean for existing subscription tiers? Will the doubling of the yearly plan translate to a similar hike in monthly rates? Let's break it down:

The "Fan" tier, currently priced at $7.99 per month, may ascend to $15.99.

The "Mega Fan" tier, at $9.99 per month, might soar to $19.99.

The "Ultimate Fan" tier, priced at $14.99 per month, could skyrocket to $29.99.

Halo MCC Unveils Exclusive Nameplates for February

February 3rd 2024    Gaming / Microsoft / Halo

KOSAMA

| Writer and Recovering Anime Addict      

In a double celebration of diversity and whimsy, the Halo Master Chief Collection (MCC) is introducing two exclusive nameplates for players to flaunt their allegiance to the gaming universe. In a recent announcement, 343 Industries revealed the addition of these unique collectibles to mark the significance of Black History Month and Groundhog Day.

1. Commemorating Black History Month 2024:

As part of their commitment to fostering inclusivity and standing against systemic racism, 343 Industries has released a special nameplate to celebrate Black History Month. The announcement reads, "We stand in solidarity with our colleagues and community in celebration of Black History Month and remain committed to creating a positive and inclusive space to fight against systemic racism."

To claim this special nameplate, players need to log into Halo: The Master Chief Collection between now and February 29, 2024. The exclusive nameplate not only serves as a token of appreciation for the ongoing struggle against racial injustice but also as a reminder of the gaming community's united front in creating a more diverse and welcoming environment.

2. Groundhog Day Extravaganza:

In a lighter turn of events, MCC is also offering a free nameplate to commemorate the quirky tradition of Groundhog Day. The announcement humorously states, "This groundhog has come out of his hole to say he really digs his new animated nameplate 🐾." Players can unlock the Groundhog Day nameplate by logging into MCC from now until February 14.

This animated nameplate featuring a cheerful groundhog is a delightful addition for players looking to inject a bit of fun into their gaming experience. Whether you're a seasoned Halo player or a newcomer to the Master Chief Collection, these limited-time nameplates provide a unique opportunity to showcase your support for Black History Month or simply revel in the lighthearted festivities of Groundhog Day.

A Dual Celebration of Diversity and Whimsy:

By combining the commemoration of Black History Month with a nod to the amusing tradition of Groundhog Day, Halo Master Chief Collection is embracing both the serious and the lighthearted aspects of life. These exclusive nameplates not only serve as cosmetic additions but also as symbols of unity within the gaming community, reinforcing the importance of inclusivity and celebration of diverse occasions.

Prophet of Drip

Feb 2nd 2024    Gaming / Microsoft / Halo

KOSAMA | Writer and Recovering Anime Addict      

An ingenious creation by the artist Rythaze, who originally drew the character, has transcended the digital realm to become an iconic figure within the gaming community and beyond. This character, ingeniously blending elements from the Halo universe with a distinct fashion sense reminiscent of the pope's attire, has not only captured the imagination of PayMoneyWubby's devoted followers but has also solidified its place in the pantheon of internet culture.

The character's striking visual appeal, adorned in a voluminous windbreaker inspired by the iconic Puffy Pope Windbreaker, has spurred a wave of creativity among fans. The Prophet of Drip has become a meme sensation, with a plethora of fan art flooding social media platforms and even leading to the creation of intricate 3D printed models. The meme's popularity has not only reinforced the sense of community within PayMoneyWubby's fanbase but has also served as a testament to the internet's ability to turn even the most unlikely characters into viral phenomena.

In a surprising turn of events in the start of 2024, PayMoneyWubby took the excitement surrounding the Prophet of Drip to new heights by unveiling a life-size version of the character during one of his engaging streams. Crafted with meticulous detail, the life-size statue was brought to life by the talented artist SinisterPropz. Standing proudly at over 6 feet tall, the statue is a testament to the dedication of both the streamer and the artist in bringing the Prophet of Drip from the digital canvas to the physical world.

Constructed from durable materials such as fiberglass and resin, the life-size Prophet of Drip statue not only embodies the essence of the character but also serves as a tangible symbol of the streamer's connection with his audience. The unveiling of the statue was a momentous occasion that resonated with fans, sparking widespread excitement and prompting countless enthusiasts to flock to social media to share their joy and admiration.

Nintendo's E3 was short but sweet

June 13th 2019    News / Nintendo / E3

 KOSAMA | Writer and Otaku Weeb Trash      

Xbox Acquires Double Fine Productions

June 9th 2019    News / Xbox / E3

 KOSAMA | Writer and Otaku Weeb Trash      

Rocket League's Radical Summer is Here!

Rocket League's Radical Summer is Here!

June 5th 2019    News / Psyonix / Rocket League

 KOSAMA | Writer and Otaku Weeb Trash      

      Just a few moments ago Rocket League dropped their new trailer to their Radical Summer event. It's an event that will be broken down into what Psyonix is calling three celebrations. This alone is a plus because according to their own words below it says "Plus, Golden Eggs are back as part of Radical Summer, and this time will contain items from Elevation, Victory, Turbo, and Nitro Crates. Up to five Golden Eggs can be acquired for each phase of the event." Meaning that you can earn a total of 15 crates unlike most events where its topped off at 5.       Of course no Rocket League Event goes without its mention of DLCs that will be introduced and they didn't hold back this time around bringing some of the most iconic pop culture references that existed in the 90s.       • Ghostbusters       • Knight Rider       • Back to the Future       • E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial       • The Goonies       • Karate Kid       • DreamWorks Voltron Legendary Defender       • WWE       You can also see some additional DLC content that wasn't on full display in the trailer posted below.

March 20th 2019    TV & Film / Netflix / Stranger Things

Your summer just went upside down - Stranger Things Season 3 Trailer

       KOSAMA | Writer and Otaku Weeb Trash            

      We all knew this moment was coming and I had speculated that since it was going to be releasing during the summer instead of any date during Halloween it was going to carry a different vibe. The trailer shows of the kids we know pretty much growing up and moving past all things they use to do during their free time that we saw in Season 1 & 2 like playing board games and sleepovers.       Everyone has moved on but one Dustin, and perhaps this will be centered on his struggle to move past what had/has happened in order to be an adult (there’s room for loads of speculation here).       Stranger Things - Season 3 | July 4th 2019

Rocket League did Cross-Platform right!

Februrary 21st 2019    Discussion / Cross-Platform / Rocket League

       KOSAMA | Writer and Otaku Weeb Trash            

      We've had cross-platform play on PS4 for sometime already through Fortnite but being as honest as I can be I think Fortnite was the worst example to showcase this feature. Mainly because personally it doesn't feel like it places players based on skill level as yours. What this means is that you can be put in the same game as someone who can dominate you with their eyes closed.

Februrary 13th 2019    News / Nintendo / Nintendo Direct

Recap of Nintendo Direct - Februrary 13, 2019

       KOSAMA | Writer and Otaku Weeb Trash            

      The direct opened with the sequel to Super Mario Maker which will carry the title "Super Mario Maker 2".       Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3 got more trailers with a release date of Summer 2019. Nintendo followed the two major titles with the indie game Box Boy + Box Girl which will be released on April 26 this year and will now feature multiplayer according to the announcement.       Super Smash Bros. Ultimate is getting the version 3.0 update in the spring with only a tease as they say , "We will just have to wait and find out" so sort of disappointing that they build us up for nothing. Most people were likely hoping more news on few challengers or modes and changes that could impact the shelf life of the game. Maybe the spring update is that huge that it will get its own announcement? Let's wait and see.       Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker will get a free multiplayer update alongside DLC featuring 18 new challenges and 5 new courses. There was also a bundle that will be available on the Nintendo eShop that will include the base game with the DLC.       Dragon Quest: Builders 2 was announced for July 12, 2019. However Dragon Quest XI will finally be arriving to the Switch but during the footage playback the quality has taken a hit but on the smaller display with the stylistic design might help hide those blemishes. This edition will also feature a few other goodies one being a retro throwback way of playing the game. The game will be coming sometime around this fall.

      Starlink will get an update featuring Star Wolf lieutenants which will bring news missions and additional content like Starship races and Faction missions. We also got a look at a new game coming from the creators of I Am Setsuna and Lost Sphere. It's good to see that Switch will be part of this cross-platform launch which can offer players the option to play portability. Oninaki will becoming during Summer 2019.       Yoshi's: Crafted World continues to tease us with its adorable aesthetic and fortunately it's only a month away from being released on March 29, 2019. Though thereafter we got a trailer that goes fully in depth on the game of Fire Emblem: Three Houses and gives us the plot points of the game. Definitely worth a look if you have been eagerly waiting for any news regarding the game. The game will be out this summer on July 26 and you can pick it up with a Seasons of Warfare Edition which will include an Artbook, Sound Selection CD, Steelbook, and Calendar. Though it was initially expected to release around the spring the game was pushed back towards the summer but at least it has a set date so we know it's coming out.

      On a more hilarious news but still quite interesting Tetris has entered the battle royale genre with its own game TETRIS 99. It has similar forms of gameplay as other Tetris games where players send junk to other player the more rows they clear except now you can play up against 99 players. The game is available now. Apex Legends and TETRIS 99 are going to go head on this year apparently. Also apparently DEAD BY DAYLIGHT will also be coming to the Switch but holy cow those graphics look awful. The game is coming Fall 2019, if you wanted to take the gameplay on the go this is your best bet. .       DELTARUNE's Chapter 1 will be available on the 28th of February for free and more chapters will come out later with no prices announced. We are also getting HELLBLADE SENUA'S SACRIFICE and if the trailers are correct it actually looks pretty good like you can tell the graphics have been toned back but not as drastic as GRID AUTOSPORT or DEAD BY DAYLIGHT. HELLBLADE SENUA'S SACRIFICE will come out during Spring 2019.       Mortal Kombat 11 is also coming out on the Switch which really shows how much Nintendo has opened from being the "kidish platform". Great to see another title that many wouldn't have imagined coming out on a Nintendo Platform again. I'm curious if any censorship will be put on the game or if it will be as gruesome as ever. I guess we shall just have to wait and find out on April 23rd.       Some other strong titles coming that were announced on the rapid fire were...       Unravel two - March 22nd

      Assassin's Creed III Remastered - May 21 (graphics toned down drastically)       It includes the Liberation game bundled in.

      Final Fantasy VII - March 26

      Chocobo's Mystery Dungeon EVERY BUDDY! - March 20       Final Fantasy IX - Available Now

      Near the very end we got a look at a Switch Exclusive that isn't a Nintendo owned IP. Astral Chain looks amazing wish we could get a more in depth trailer that focused at the gameplay but from what we can see it will play similar to other games that are developed by Platinum Games. The game will be coming later in the year on August 30th.

      While I was dying for any news regarding Animal Crossing the direct ended with a tease of The Legend of Zelda Link's Awakening. But not a rerelease but instead a remake of the game that looks to have a very cute take on it which can help newer fans experience a modern rendition of the title.

November 16th 2017    Speculation / FPS / Overwatch, Paladins, and Lawbreakers

The future of Arena FPS and Overwatch's goal to stay relevant

       KOSAMA | Writer and Otaku Weeb Trash            

      2017 is beginning to suggest that arena shooters have died down since the days of Paladins, Lawbreakers, and Overwatch. Their initial launch brought life to FPS once more and embracing teamwork and while some would crown Overwatch as the sole Viktor (pun intended); in light of recent events they’ve brought the spotlight on themselves and other companies about lootboxes.       But the real battle will be engagement, something that companies struggle with all the time, every major company would do anything to make their game more of a service or a tool used to entertain people. Blizzard isn't old to this area as it has many games up its sleeve that are considered 'must owns' and have entire communities dedicated to them. StarCraft and WoW are great examples, but FPS games live and die young maybe due to repetitive nature of fps games so Paladins, Overwatch, and Lawbreakers are not that different but each is trying to deal with it in their own way.       Paladins' is pretty simple but makes sense. Keep creating content for your game, one thing Paladins has that Overwatch doesn't is the amount characters that it keeps pouring out every other couple of weeks and being free helps it's reach but this could be short term because inevitably they'll have to innovate rather than add characters. Which in FPS seems to be harder than other genres likely due to the saturation in the early years of the last generation of consoles with Halo, Crysis, Call of Duty, Resistance, Gears of War, and Battlefield.       Overwatch has set their sights to making their game a full world and something players want to experience. With every character they release they center so much lore and detail behind their world and the people around it. What's more interesting is their attempt to make Overwatch break into the Major League Gaming scene but what would be next after that? That's what this article is about.       Many have noticed it but really didn't understand it and I am here to explain my Overwatch weapon tab theory. Within the details of each character in Overwatch there are various tabs some for voice lines and others for skins. One of the least used tabs is the weapon tab that only has a golden gun skin and that's it, what Blizzard plans to do with this tab is anyone's guess but I have a theory that this tab could potentially be a game changer if it becomes something more than just skins.

      Picture this, Torbjorn has a turret as a secondary weapon with the hammer what if you can change that weapon for something else perhaps a flying sentry that deals less damage but uses less Scrap? Better yet let's take a look at Solider 76 perhaps he can have various different types of weapons that can vary the gameplay like a shotgun with less range and ammo but more damage! The potential is there but how they execute it would be difficult due to balancing issues but if anyone can do it then I'd put my money on Blizzard.       But in the end last but not least there's Lawbreakers. That's it, they're there... a simple search on google will show you the struggle they are having to get new players to join in. Lawbreakers is having the same issue that Battleborn had when the game came out. The player base seems to have reached its peak and now has as low as 10 players online which is very unfortunate for a 2017 game that was only released about 3 months ago.

November 14th 2017    Controversial / EA / Need For Speed: Payback

Need For Speed: Payback is a rip-off version of a clone app that rips-off itself, try saying that 12 times fast

       KOSAMA | Writer and Otaku Weeb Trash            

      Another year and it seems EA has officially gave up in even attempting to make Need For Speed: Payback into a worthy sequel. It’s probably one of the worst rated iterations of such a well-known arcade racing franchise that has been battered and bruised. The game itself doesn’t have anything outside the norm from glitches here and there but EA has made it a badly hidden secret in Battlefront but it’s clear as day that they are aiming their hooks towards whaling in players with micro-transactions.       I’m sure you’ve heard already enough about this everywhere so I’m here to shine a more weird light on the matter. Need For Speed: Payback is basically a Gameloft rip-off which is based on Need For Speed; yea, try to wrap that around you head. Let’s start with explaining what game it’s copying its formula from, Gameloft is a mobile game company who have brought amazing AAA game’s that set benchmarks to what can be on a mobile device such as: N.O.V.A (halo crisis clone), Modern Combat (COD clone), and the one we are going to talk about today Asphalt 8 (a series heavily inspired by NFS and Midnight Club).       After seeing Polygon and YouTuber’s who hate micro-transactions like AngryJoe in this case, something became clear the second I watched the video. This is Asphalt 8’s system except Asphalt 8 is free to play while Need For Speed: Payback asks for $60 entry fee to a free to play system? So you might be asking what the proof that I have is. Well below this article I provide you 4 images, 2 of each game showing UI and each other’s card system.

November 11th 2017    Speculation / Justic League (2017)

Is this Supergirl in Justice League Trailer?

       KOSAMA | Writer and Otaku Weeb Trash            

      As November 17 gets closer the anticipation to whether or not Justice League will be a overall well exceptional DC movie in sometime grows stronger and stronger. I too am especially stoked to see if this is the step we’ve been waiting for DC to take. I initially saw Suicide Squad and sort of understood what DC was trying to do with their movie but it seemed to lose focus on what the movie was about so much stuff was going on that it felt like the characters should have maybe been split into multiple movies.       As a film it’s all over the place but as a comic book movie it really pulled off from the start that this isn’t real. That seat of unrealism let me follow along the ridiculousness that was the Suicide Squad the movie.