#6th gen

5th gen was easily the most important and influential generation of Monster Hunter, without it Monster Hunter likely would have still been relegated to a niche game series and wouldn't be one of the biggest juggernauts in gaming franchises it is today. Most of us probably wouldn't be here as a community without it.

Thank you World, thank you Rise.

Thank you Iceborne, thank you Sunbreak.

Thank you Astera and Seliana, thank you Kamura and Elgado.

Thank you Handler, thank you Hinoa, Minoto and Chichae

Thank you Great Jagras to Fatalis, thank you Great Izuchi to Amatsu

Wow 😯 ... I know we have to be careful, especially since the latest CG and PS photos are getting more and more realistic, but according to some rumours the alleged photographer climbed the wall at SAC and was caught.

I do eventually want to see a Banjo game in that style. Just I think for what they should do for Banjo Kazooie's return is hire a larger indie team or a smaller 3rd party studio to make a 6th generation style banjo game. Like for PS2/GameCube/XBOX cross released on modern systems and have it be a direct follow up to Banjo Tooie. Like have it take place in between the events of Tooie and Nuts and Bolts and have it be in the same style of gameplay as Tooie just with modern QoL features and new creative levels to explore with interconnected quests. While also bringing back the 100 solo notes (that are collected permanently) and mumbo tokens from the first game.

Then if that game sells well enough you can do a modern day "open zone" style Banjo on Switch 2, Xbox Series X and PS5 which takes place 20 years after Nuts and Bolts.

I also would love to see remakes of Kazooie and Tooie similar to the Crash N Sane Trilogy and Spyro Reignited Trilogy but I dont think Microsoft is currently working on that due to releasing both ganes on NSO and the evercade in October (which i am 100% picking up the evercade nexus in October)

Evolution of the Mercedes-Benz SL-Class through its first six generations, highlighting key models and their production years:

First Generation (W198): Produced from 1954 to 1963, this generation includes the iconic 300 SL "Gullwing".

Second Generation (W113): Known as the "Pagoda" due to its distinctive hardtop, this 280 SL generation was produced from 1963 to 1971.

Third Generation (R107): This long-running generation, produced from 1971 to 1989, offered 8 engine options and body styles, including coupes and roadsters plus AMG versions.

Fourth Generation (R129): Introduced in 1989 and produced until 2001, this generation featured advanced technology for its time, including a roll-bar that deployed automatically, 13 engine options including AMG (MB performance division).

Fifth Generation (R230): Produced from 2001 to 2011, this generation introduced a retractable hardtop, transforming the car from a roadster to a coupe in seconds. Notable models include the high-performance SL55 AMG, known for its supercharged V8 engine.

Sixth Generation (R231): Produced from 2011 onwards, this generation returned to a soft-top roof and featured a more modern design and updated technology, 8 engine options including the 350 AMG Line and also 6.0 L 463 kW (621 hp) V12 Biturbo.