As I understand it, this helps with that. It pretty much lets you preview it right-side-up, apply stickers, etc, and then you turn off the “preview” and it’s 90 degrees for the full resolution. Basically it’s giving us the ability to take better shots without the need to head-tilt.

Beyond that (in no particular order):
📹A new cat
📹A larger incidental cast
📹Another absolute banger OST
📹Mothgirl

I agree with all of these with one caveat... while I'd love to be introduced to a new cast, I feel that IF there is more to Swann and Kat's side of the story, I'd rather learn about that first. Post-credits was open ended, and I don't know if I could wait 10+ years to find out how it resolves.

A "bad" ending would be an ending where every player choice was thrown out the window. Where nothing we did through the course of the game had any bearing on the resolution. Through watching countless others' playthroughs and six of my own, I have yet to see a "bad" ending. Every ending is earned.

Birds of a feather.

I love that there are options, and I love that every choice is canon. It makes watching others play it more exciting.

Oh hell yeah, I can definitely see that. Which makes me think that Echo & The Bunnymen and The Doors could also fit her. Not only that, but I realized that Kat and Dylan probably watched The Lost Boys together, and Gerard McMann's "Cry Little Sister" would definitely be on her playlist.

Dylan might have a mix of radio hits, a few oldies picked up from work, and something from before Corey, when she and Kat were closer. Perhaps for starters:
Ace of Base The Sign"
Mariah Carey "Dreamlover"
Portishead "Glory Box"
Neil Diamond "Girl, You'll Be A Woman Soon"
The Temptations "My Girl"

Ah, sure! They're here: bento.me/bloom-rage
Definitely a varied range of tastes!

Hell yeah!

In (tongue-in-cheek) summation: the voices are us. Longtime Don't Nod fans.
Many ages, always watching, collectively finding every detail, different from who we were when first experiencing Life is Strange, and for some, still hesitant to pick up Lost Records.

They [the voices] are many different ages. They are witnesses to events taking place. Together they remember everything; individually they cannot. The past has changed them and they are different from their past. They long to return, but fear that what they find won't live up to what came before.