Again and again and again my hat goes off to the fine folks that run GOG. Ever since they started out simple as “Good Ol’ Games,” preserving old PC classics for modern hardware, it’s as though they can do no wrong, and I’ve loved pretty much everything they’ve done since.

“A similar service specific to Animal Crossing: New Horizons will allow save files to be transferred from one Switch to another.”

Directly from the article:

Her two kids, in high school, they tell her that she’s uncool.

It really isn't?

You spent 14 billion years crafting the cosmos. It's not surprising 70 hrs doesn't seem like a whole lot of time to you. 

Unpopular opinion, but if Blizzard's new products are more Overwatch and Hearthstone crap, I'm happy with them revisiting their old properties 

Hank Azaria is handling the Apu thing better than a lot of you

She just whispered it to me in bed. Sorry pal.

At this point I trust delay dates as much as I trusted a Windows minute during file transfers back in the days.´.
Violently shifting between 3 seconds to 1000 years.

I’ll raise you one: F-Zero.

Just a heads up: If you get shitty or mean in these comments I’ll remove them. Go be an asshole somewhere else. 

I wouldn’t reminisce about an old teacher sending me a pile of floppy dicks.

My mom bought “me” an SNES and almost every time she got “me” a new game it somehow had a completed save file and she magically knew how to play the game well enough to occasionally backseat game for me.

In 2001 I was 11 years old. And all I wanted was a Gamecube.

“Tell us—if you can manage to somehow navigate the ads and actually get our comments to load.”

The article mentions it still accommodates headsets though.

Underrated? I think of a game as under-rated as a title that got more hate than it probably deserved, than a hidden gem few played.

Hey folks! Please use the comments to talk about the games you like and the ones you wish got more attention this decade!

Please do not use them to shit on other people’s suggestions or to bitch about the list. Kay, thanks!