You get it... you get it. I’m gonna upgrade my 1080 rig just for this as well. Though beware, you’ll be dealing latency similar to online gaming for some games. So games like Elden ring I didn’t love as much due to the input lag depending on your setup. Anything that doesn’t need perfect input timing though... looks…

No worries, that’s sarcasm. I got me a “Legendary” lady. She realizes that the games are no different than her books.

Find a complilation of all the rich successful people in the world saying that playing video games is their hobby. The fact my gf realizes my gaming is how I calm my anxiety and depression, she’s nearly pro gaming at this point.

This is a solid story.  Hope they win.

Props.  This was a good article.

I like to think about how nuts and absurd the world can be, but the history books a couple hundred years from now will care a lot more about the LHC than most of the crap we have to deal with.

I feel like I’d watch it purely out of respect for Samuel L. but I haven’t.

It’s definitely a married gamers dream. Does anyone actually play without it plugged in though? I suppose if I’m playing Vampire survivors or something for a few hours it’s fine, but if I see that battery dropping my anxiety goes up and it’s gotta get plugged in.

Same, but I think that’s probably why they chose it.

Yea, mostly fluff I’m sure, but this also makes me think that Big Pharma should have something similar.

Good article, but I suspect you could’ve written 10,000 words on this one. I’ll have to look for more details, but obviously you don’t want to steal people’s work. If a human used the NYT they’d simply cite the source.

Yea, I was going for sarcasm. But she does vastly prefer me playing a game on the deck next to her rather than in another room on the pc.  Basically, I’m not hiding in my cave lol.

Same. Girlfriend lets me play it as long as I’m “hanging out” with her. But the amount of money I’ve spent on games due to owning this thing is absurd. I don’t even want to know.

Ahhh yes, that intro. TITdefinitely made you think you were about to see an awesome movie. Not bad, but not as good as that.

The Krypton intro? Yea, that was a great. I feel like the weak point was how much time was spent on superman as a kid. Or at least thats the part I forget about the most.

Now I would like to see one of these in person for sure. Thats a nice price point. 

Henry Cavill is huge and loved now, but before that, I still thought Man of Steel was the best superman movie ever made. I kind of loved it. It wasn’t perfect. I also kind of loved him killing that guy.

Well now I might need to read the thing.  He did some cool stuff in that movie though.

Now folks... this is how you do marketing.

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