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In a world of regular Steam sales and cheap used games, it's easy to build up a massive stockpile of games it feels…
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Waddle DIOOOOOOOOOOOO?!
Whenever I beat the game, I make it a defined rule that I must beat all four dungeons again before facing the Skull Kid. I feel (personally) it adds a nice element of hope for the denizens of Termina, and while their issues may never be fully resolved and restored, it's the least I can do.
Nach, your new avatar is confusing me.
play Tetris. This will never happen to you. Those little blocks always surprise me when I play on blind mode. XD
Peaches do look like little butts.
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64 hours. 23 hours. 42 hours. 28 hours. Somewhere on a grassy plain trying to figure out if I should spend my days…
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Just so you know: it's only $40. They launched it at a budget price. It's no shorter then some other games people have been talking about lately. And you could actually double its playtime if you're trying to 100% it. That aside, I'm not sure why they're selling it cheap. Maybe because of this screen issue making it…