I’m picking this game up from RedBox tonight and intend on playing non-stop for a couple days. I can’t justify the purchase yet - but I can justify renting it for $6, maybe glitching it a little (before they patch that out) and getting the game going. If I play my cards right hopefully I won’t feel like I need to…

I haven’t had PS+ in awhile (it’s great having around 100 games installed I can’t play because my subscription lapsed...) but I’ve been waiting for some incentive to resubscribe. Beyond Good and Evil sold me.

Me getting the items as promised in the only two Kickstarters I’ve ever contributed to makes me a “sucker”? I assume you meant this reply to go to someone else. If not, I guess I’m a sucker who get’s what they expected... best sucker to be, I suppose. The one who gets what they pay for.

I always said when Glenn dies I stop watching. Then I read this. Now I have to keep watching.

That’s my plan - I don’t even have any way to use the Amiibo. I just love Chibi-Robo.

Does anyone remember Street Cents? It was a Canadian show about God knows what that I used to watch after school every day (I should note I’m not Canadian but I live in Western New York so happily enjoyed Canadian broadcasting and all of it’s joys - namely Kids in the Hall, The Red Green Show, and This Hour Has 22…

You are not alone. I eat it by the pound, and cry slightly when it’s no longer available. I think if candy corn were around all year though all of it’s appeal would be gone - I don’t eat Peeps anymore because they’re around all the time now.

When Jason was released for MKX my boyfriend went online to play and the first room/group/whatever it was he saw was titled “Press X to Jason”.

They made a sequel to Contracted?! I watched it last year on Netflix. It was really good - but also really disturbing. For me at least.

Exploding Kittens - got my cards as promised when promised.

The chirp sounds my cat makes are why I named her Cricket.

I did not know this existed... I honestly had my boyfriend rewind this scene about six times because I laugh so hard at the line delivery.

It took Saints Row 4 to break me of my “follow traffic laws” gaming.

I was The One once! ... I never got my prizes.