Star Wars, I hope.

CRTs, Plasmas, and OLEDs are where the blacks are at. 

CRTs generally have less display lag, and display legacy content like VHS tapes and 5th generation video game consoles and below much better, due to how HDTVs process the image quality, which involves de-interlacing using a one-size-fits-algorithm that looks like shit. It’s why if you plug, say, a Super Nintendo right…

Oh, don’t worry, my sentiments remain the same, irrespective of any national health emergencies that may or may not be happening right now.

It was released in NA in English on Sega CD, too, and it’s damned expensive, even more so if you don’t already own the hardware. Meanwhile, there are numerous inexpensive ports to several systems...in Japan. 

Oh, nnnnnnoooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

See, having to visit stores entirely unrelated to the selling of candy is exactly the sort of adventure I'm not willing to take. 

Alright, now that's pretty great! 

That's one way to enjoy life, I guess. Yes, the answer to that question was yes. 

That's pretty awesome! I do worry he's too pretty for the role. Kid looks more like an aspiring J-pop boyband star than anything resembling the gruff, macho Segata. Well, I guess Sega wants that bishonen appeal these days? 

At the very least, trip your drivers. That's money going directly into their underpaid pockets, that Uber and Lyft will never see. 

There’s already plenty of co-op PC games that have support for XBone and 360 controllers. That excuse shouldn't be an acceptable stumbling block to anybody. 

Some people prefer controllers for whatever reason, and would like to play together in person regardless. Plus, between the vast selection of controllers for PC, the likelihood that they might also own a modern console (free controllers), and the recent $5 closeout sale on Steam controllers, I wouldn't necessarily…

Whatever, just let there be more widely available.

Oh no, you've created a terrible Kinja Flashpoint reality! 

This is what a get for taking a break. You’ll be missed, Kate.

I can only hope his bucket list was so mundane because he'd already lived such a full life. 

Straight through those straits! And yeah, softened in gravy it’s alright, but it goes heavenly with cranberry sauce on a sandwich for lunch. Dark meat is always more flavorful, which doesn’t mean the other stuff doesn’t have its uses.

Ah, well, I apologize for mistaking you for one of those Southron dogs! I thought people living in such close proximity to the Amish would have better sense, but I see the common decency of the Pennsylvania Dutch, with their rustic yet flavorful stuffing hasn’t penetrated a noggin no doubt stiff and dulled from too…

Cooking is like anything else, you have to receive some basic instruction, and then practice at it. Thanksgiving is a technically difficult meal, but it’s also one where you can easily rope friends and family into helping you. Sounds like there's some enabling of terribleness going on there.