They couldn't be bothered to translate Rondo of Blood or Snatcher, the two rare games probably most sought after here?! 

I'm just here to remind you that you never did share those tuna rankings I was after. 

Good stuff. Personally, I’m still holding out hope for the Switchless®, the discounted, permanently docked Switch that has onboard storage, comes bundled with a Pro Controller, and possibly has no joycons. Whatever drives the price down. An appropriately priced Switch for the non passenger commuter crowd!

To be fair to your metaphor, steering into a skid is the safest way to regain traction for a skilled driver. 

If eating these fast food creations is wrong, I don't wanna be right! Try me at the Hague, baby! 

Cheetos all the things! 

That was some legitimately good storytelling there, Kate! I, too, wish to live vicariously through this sandwich, and my nearest KFC is also very close to a major highway interchange that heads out of town. Hmmmn... 

That’s pretty awesome, actually. Linking history to a tangible, everyday experience is a definite winner in terms of education strategies. 

Cool, I guess, but if you really want to impress me, machine gun them all once they show up. I guess there's some symbolic value considering the Beer Hall Putsch. 

Considering how commercialized privatized the internet has become, it’s truly unfortunate that the global free exchange of information, ideas, and shared experiences has been so curtailed, not just from the expected usual suspects like government and corporations, but by the denizens of the internet itself. People…

Don't worry, that exclusionary obsession with online FPS is probably just a teenage phase. 

Sorting by 'wet' might be a good way to get into games like Hydrophobia: Prophecy and Subnautica. ;D 

I'll just take this opportunity to encourage people to play Analogue: A Hate Story, which is one of the best visual novel games I've ever played, and deals in part with LGBT issues. I also enjoyed Another Lost Phone and Gone Home. 

I chuckled, thanks. 

Judging by my still incomplete sets, I'm going with yes. 

Ad the focus on atmospheric exploration! A little combat here and there, but not a fucking corridor shooter littered hellscape slog! 

I never struggled with it, but I'll concede ME2 does have some quality of life improvements from a technical standpoint, but ruins any goodwill from that by making combat a never ending slog, especially on harder difficulties, and minimizing the great exploration and atmosphere of the first game in favor of endless…

First the robotics company that flagrantly named themselves Cyberdyne, now a biotech firm using the Umbrella logo? Are we just tempting fate at this point?! 

I actually agree with him, which leaves me feeling a little gross. 

Plus the Konami code wasn't removed from some games, like in the US.