Ha! Have you seeen Ready Player One? Blows AI out of the water! Absolute, definitive, Spielberg masterpiece!

Dope. I don’t even remember what my fantasy pick was... she’s awesome!

Question: Jack in the Box refrigerates their house buttermilk sauce (ranch), is it shelf (or drawer) stable? I usually toss mine in my fridge if I have extra.

Having faced this problem this generation with my PS4 so much so that I didn’t play it for almost two years because I didn’t want to delete things for room and finally broke down and bought a dedicated external HDD during quarantine, I think it’s dumb that you have to shell out an extra $80-$120 to own more than 3-5…

Haha, and soccer doesn’t count as a sport?

Way to misunderstand what I was replying to, Captain Aggro.

It’s not like Deadspin will cover it.

Very true, but I can only tell you what the last few chained things were given they’re the only things on screen.

Both.

It’s not intuitive, but I once you get the hang of it, it at least makes sense.

I mean it looks complicated, yes, but it’s really simple. So far he’s done 8 tricks chained together -

Came here to say this.

I liked Disco S2 and was excited for S3 but it’s still not on my “subscribe to CBS All Access so I can watch it when it comes out” list like Picard was. I’m pretty sure I can wait it out until it’s all in a binge-able month, that and Lower Decks will be worth a resub for a month. Probably will subscribe for Strange…

100 meter line but with social distancing (2m rule) guidelines puts it at like 50 meters of people at best, right? Lol still impressive though.

Is zero punctuation still around? Oh no, I have years to catch up on at this point...

It happens. I’ve owned every iteration except for the Micro (bc dumb) from GB to NN3DS XL, and most of them are still in good working order (I don’t know where my GBC ran off to). Also I think I skipped the regular NN3DS bc of the size. My point being that I was a Gameboy kid and remember what was compatible with what…

Double post

No, it wasn’t. DS and DS Lites were only backwards compatible with GBA games. The Gameboy Advance SP was the last Nintendo handheld capable of playing Gameboy through GBA games (the Micro only played GBA).

I think for me, aside from the Switch obviously, is the Gameboy SP. Access to the entire Gameboy through GBA library plus a backlight and portability. Still love pulling it out and playing Solar Striker.