Every time I look up the cost of this card I wish I hadn’t. I actually pulled one when I was a kid, and stuck it in a binder. Two years ago I got it graded (PSA 6) and sold it for around $600... which is a lot, mind, but they’re $2k+ in that condition now. The market growth these past few years has been crazy.…

“PS4 titles are backwards compatible with PS5"

Mine’s Sega CD too. My problem was getting one 25 years too late, but it was always such a clunky, unnecessary puzzle of cables to hook up. And the model 1 is one of the worst consoles I’ve ever had the displeasure of repairing... so many common points of failure. As for the games, I only had a couple. Most of the…

Already preordered the physical version. I’m hoping they piss everyone off by releasing a second version with Galaxy 2 in April.

Lara Croft Go and Monument Valley 2 are both showing as $4.99 for me :(

There are rubbery materials that can be used for 3D printing, but it would probably be cheaper just to buy pre-made ones anyway.

There are rubbery materials that can be used for 3D printing, but it would probably be cheaper just to buy pre-made…

Yes, but Lego did not give the solid parts their own color number (just like early chrome-plated parts). Visually, a silver Krana is still chrome silver.

That is regular Green, it’s in there :)

It is all /known/ colors, but there are certainly at least a few more that we haven’t been able to identify yet.

My color list here:

I’d call that just Chrome Gold. The chrome-plated-plastic version is in the chart.

Wouldn’t those fall under Chrome Silver or Chrome Gold?

He has both Chrome Gold and Chrome Silver 2x4 bricks, so it’s covered.

Those colors are in there, it’s just hard to make out. Trans-Red and Trans-Neon Orange are common.

It has a part number and color name/number in Lego’s parts database, just like any regular part. It’s 132 Black Glitter. It shows up in 2x2 tiles on internal color charts too.

LIFEHACK: look at other people’s things

I said “Anne Hathaway” and “I Don’t Know Her” because tbh I don’t really KNOW her

He didn’t really use the n-word.

Or a direct object. Any object, really.