You described what’s great about it.

They’re not all puzzle battles, but it does have some puzzle battles scattered throughout the game along with regular Gwent battles.

I don’t see what’s weird about Black Cauldron. Because the movie flopped and the designer went on to make adult games? It was still a good early Sierra adventure game.

I don’t think anyone can enjoy most of those early 3d games without nostalgia.

I thought TikTok was already a clone of Vine.

One thing that annoys me about it is they removed the ability to filter games by feature, such as coop, when you could with old Galaxy. And now Steam has added that ability.

He reminded me of Stewart from Mad TV.

I remember rewatching that intro a lot, and you reminded me of one of my faves.

That intro looks out of this world!

It’s still confusing about what it means for those who own Hitman 1 and/or 2. It sounds like they’ll end up paying extra for content they already own.

Yeah, I haven’t been excited for a Steam sale in years. Other stores almost always have a better price for Steam keys. If prices are the same, I’ll choose GOG over Steam except for the rare times the Steam version has some sort of feature that GOG lacks.

I hope he didn’t leave The Witcher for that.

Even if Polar Express wasn’t creepy and offputting, it’s still not a good movie and an even worse adaptation of the book. I’m sure it has aged even worse from when I saw it almost 20 years ago.

It also could’ve ended an episode before the actual finale too. I’d say any of those endings would’ve been better than the finale.

It’s never been cheaper than $30 on PC.

In what way is 2009 considered “early” in her career?

I noticed it going downhill when they’d have lots of speculative fiction like what if Hitler had a secret Nazi superweapon? He didn’t, but let’s pretend he did. And keep showing the same 2 seconds of Hitler folding his arms, looking at the camera, and looking menacing.

Supernatural used it at the beginning of A Very Supernatural Christmas.

Betteridge’s law of headlines:

Enemies I can remember freaking me out in a game are spider splicers from Bioshock, particularly in the mannequin room.