All of it. All the storage. I’ve got 3TB just for PS5 games and an additional 4TB external drive for PS4 games and the PS5 side of things needs frequent management. Plus it isn’t like we’re going to be playing the same games every day of the week. I’ve been hopping between Mortal Kombat 1, God of War Ragnarok ,…

I got a phone in a package that included a 1tb SD card for no additional cost back in 2020. Sadly that one’s battery took itself out and my provider only gave me the option of getting the newest model at the time. My current phone dropped SD card support (and audio jacks) so 256gb was all I could get.

At the same time, physical copies are really beneficial when licensing gets in the way or when companies don’t want to provide compatibility going forward.

Many games don’t have the full game actually on the disc anymore. You wind up installing what is on the disc and then the day 1 patch installs the rest. Plus there are some instances where you buy a physical copy and there isn’t even a disc, just a dlc code.

Helluva Boss hit its stride about halfway through the first season and has been pretty solid since. The sex jokes are still there but most episodes now get pretty deep into character development there’s some pretty emotional and tragic stuff there. Plus I think the Hazbin Pilot technically came first but the show was…

While I hope this is good considering the pilot had so much potential and I honestly liked the original voice cast... the spinoff/sidestory show Helluva Boss is already on/done(?) season 2 on youtube and has been one of the better shows I’ve watched in a while.

Isn’t Fortnite technically like 4-5 different games merged into one now? I’m kinda wondering if they’ll ever go full circle and pump up Save the World mode again. I’m sure it’ll happen if someone at Epic really gets into Darktide or something and decides they should ‘borrow’ from that.

See.. I played Dread immediately after Samus Returns and that made me have no complaints about Dread. Samus Returns and most of the 3DS lineup are things I wish had Switch ports.

Thank you. Knowing that seriously just made me cancel an Amazon order I placed out of nostalgia.

WoW still does it. Every Tuesday. It’s usually down for less than an hour unless they have to specifically work on the servers for a patch or major content update.

I thought Nintendo just didn’t keep printing new copies? Xenoblade 2 vanished from stores for a while too before they seemed to print it again following the release of Xenoblade 3.

To be fair, the Digimon need all that weaponry. Have you seen how easily they die? Misplace your Digimon device for a day and you’ll come back to a corpse. Those guys seemed to be more frail than Tamagochi

He and Randy also went on a animal sex-filed drug bender that caused South Park’s Covid outbreak.

My condolences.

You just gotta get the right people for the roster.

Oddly enough, back when there was only 23 ‘official’ Bond films, the ‘complete’ collection box did include a spot for Spectre’s blu ray when it came out. I think they just started rereleasing that same box with Spectre added rather than changing the set to include No Time To Die.

The really weirdest thing for me is that I’ll always look at the Guardians of the Galaxy game and wonder why that wasn’t the live service multiplayer adventure while the Avengers was more along the lines of an Arkham game with multiple character options. As much as I liked GotG, I really disliked being stuck as…

I would’ve gone for more of a Gears of War/Army of Two thing than generic live service game.

At the same time, the Wii had excellent marketing. The name was easy enough for both preschoolers and absentee parents to remember. The price was solid. The commercials had the music that were major ear worms (First the Yoshida Brothers for the main Wii theme, then a Mayumi Kojima song for a Mario game).

The weird thing about it for me is that players were stuck as Star Lord when he’s always the least interesting guardian. Being able to swap between characters or having 2 player co-op would’ve brought the game to a new level.