I've been meaning to play Undertale myself. Looks like Earthbound meets Wario Ware
I've been meaning to play Undertale myself. Looks like Earthbound meets Wario Ware
I haven't played the 3DS one, but if you ever in for a rockin retro time, I highly recommend Donkey Kong Country 2. It's the strongest of the original SNES trio, and it holds up really well now. (I also recommend DKC and DKC3, but they just aren't quite as strong as DKC2)
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The difficulty is the best part for me, because it's a fair difficulty. Took me damn near 30 lives to beat "Bopopolis," but every time I died, I at least knew what I did wrong.
I love Grim Fandango. You know, I've actually been looking for a red shirt with the classic Che logo, but with Salvador Limones instead.
So, follow up question, what are the best New-to-You games you played this year? I rarely play games as soon as they come out, so I was a bit out of the discussion this week.
I love that they undermined the classic jerk boyfriend trope from movies in this era. I mean, yes, Steve was a jerk, but only because he had no idea what was really going on. He turned out to be a good guy after all.
Well, he always seems to stone and then shatter my party members, so immunity from stone will be my first step.
Oh yes, I definitely will have this discussion before things go any further. A little awkwardness right at the beginning will save me tons of trouble later on.
I have Scruff, but I have literally never met someone from there. I basically use it hoping a hot guy will unlock his private gallery for me.
Ugh, the Death Mountain sequence of Zelda 2 is the worst. Definitely old-school game design right there.
After leaving it untouched for about a month, I started playing Final Fantasy X HD again. I really don't remember having so much trouble on the Seymour boss battle in Mt. Gagazet when I first played this game. Maybe I got lucky? Anyway, at this point, I think I'm resigned to just backtracking to the last shop and…
I've had a few vigorous 2nd base sessions with a guy that I like, but it hasn't progressed much further. Thing is, I like him as a friend. Like, a friend I wanna do stuff with, but still a friend. I probably need to explain this to him before it goes any further. I honestly think he'll take it in stride.
So, every other day, I weight lift for 45 minutes and run for 15. On the other days, I just run for 20 minutes. I've been going at this pretty strictly since my herniated disc and the sciatica it caused went away (so, since about March).
Hey, you know, but "still learning" is miles ahead of "staunchly refusing to accept new ideas and terms."
I understand why you have to keep clarifying the hetero part, but it still makes me sad. It's like a guy can't have kinks or fantasies without people making assumptions about his sexuality.
That cold open was brutally dark and funny.
This is cute.
I find Lucas kind of annoying, but I keep trying to put myself in the character's shoes. I guess he acts much more understandably given what he does and doesn't know. I will say, the kids in general are really great actors. They really feel and talk like a real group of friends.
They're also here to tell me I'm a good person. Am I a good person? I need you to tell me I'm a good person. I know that I can be selfish and narcissistic and self-destructive, but underneath all that, deep down, I'm a good person and I need you to tell me that I'm good, Diane… Tell me, please, Diane, tell me that I'm…