Bloat from Killing Floor is a glaring omission.

I prefer a succinct “Go fuck yourself.”

Her beloved status started out as a joke since she’s the Meg of Stranger Things. No one cares about her. And the awkward, frumpy friends of hot girls around the world identified with her and could relate to her, which made the joke sincere for them.

I played a lot of I think the 1994 version of this. It was fun and I recently installed it on an emulator. I still haven’t caught Carmen Sandiego. I think after solving 40 cases, you have a random chance of getting her, and she just never showed up for me, and I guess it still bugs me.

Macs were technically superior to PCs through most of the 90s too. And it had a great shareware/freeware community. Apple IIgs was great in the 80s too, especially since it had the best versions of old Sierra adventure games.

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Return of the King is my least favorite LOTR film, and it was a portend of how disappointing the Hobbit movies would be. The ghost army is one of many things that ruin it for me. The ghost army would’ve been more tolerable if it fought like an actual army instead of surrounding everything like viral nano-ants. “We…

How does having sex with a doll shame anyone other than the dollfucker?

I liked Lost, although the last season tarnished it for me. I definitely hate watched Walking Dead until I finally gave up on it ever being good and stopped watching after the Negan finale. I was going to give up on this show too, but I stuck around when they announced an end date, and Quinlan showed up so it finally…

Not a stretch when you consider they replaced the nice looking kid from season 1 with a kid who just naturally looks like the Omen. It annoys me how he always stares out of the corners of his eyes. Eph should’ve killed him, but it was funny seeing the kid stupidly mystified that for some reason his dad isn’t won over…

Finally, sociopaths have a service that caters to them.

Even if you ignore fanmade maps, Bungie’s Marathon, which came out in 1994, definitely had official multiplayer-only maps built into the game. Plus, it included multiplayer game modes other than deathmatch, like King of the Hill and Kill the Man with the Ball (Skull).

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I had high hopes for the Strain. It’s just BARELY watchable anymore, and that’s really only because I know it’s ending.

Jeez, and I was going to ask if it gets better after season 1 or something. Because I watched maybe the first four episodes, and I thought it ranged from meh to laughably bad. On paper, it should be the kind of show I’d love.

This popped in my head too. I wouldn’t say I was scared to play it, but it was definitely tense and kept me on guard.

I think with King’s Quest, it was more the random bad guys who would appear on the screen and chase you with super speed. You had to keep close to the edges of the screen so you could escape in time. I could at least do the narrow paths at normal speed with ease after enough practice.

I was waiting to see if anyone would bring this up.

I don’t know who this guy is, don’t use twitter, and had to look up what DM meant.