I’ve always hated the American SMB2. I was surprised when I got older and found that it has a lot of passionate fans. To each their own!
I’ve always hated the American SMB2. I was surprised when I got older and found that it has a lot of passionate fans. To each their own!
“OMG this is crazy but in light of the looming Google antitrust stuff did y’all realize there are other browsers out there??”
Episodes 1 and 2 were fun but they in no way “recentered the first person shooter genre.”
This game has just a few too many issues (low difficulty, an opaque story, iffy cameras and some of the worst voice acting you’ll ever hear) to be considered great anymore, but it still holds plenty of charm for those who are willing to look for it.
No way! I can’t believe this!!
I’m not online enough to understand this.
Into the eWaste furnaces! The furnaces cry out for more eWaste!
I didn’t get it and I haven’t thought about it in months. I do photography work and was scared off by the warnings about inaccurate color and brightness.
You need to test bad episodes like Code of Honor, Up the Long Ladder, and Sub Rosa to see if they pass too, though.
Okay thanks Bill, I won’t.
Depends on how you count it. I had an NES in the 1980s but did that classic kid thing where I sold it and all my games for the next generation (SNES). Therefore my oldest system is the NES I got around 2007.
Please stop sharing anything about “Dr. Disrespect.” I do not care about this person at all.
So nobody ever makes you say “ever think about this” …?
Boy that is a fucked-up hairline.
Deezer user checking in. After Spotify’s Rogan deal I tried Pandora, Apple Music, and Deezer and the latter was the only one I could live with. I’ve been using it for three years and never plan to go back.
Nice, I’ll keep monitoring for a future GoldenEye port. Legend of Legaia too!
Fuck this stupid company. No more federal funding for SpaceX.
It’s always one link. Why do you throw that awful (s) on the end? Don’t be lazy - write code to account for plural links.
No one’s going to remember this in a year. Remember when Unity supposedly torched their business? They’re doing fine.