Drain the Thwomp (Also considered “Superballs of Fury” as the title)

Great flying in a shitty game. It was truly Anthem before Anthem.

John Henry was friggin’ awesome though. I bought the first ten or so issues of his series, read them so many times...

Scubba, Nah-Toh, and Peeen like everyone else does.

Errrr... My read was that they’re cheekily having it both ways. Maybe I missed that point.

My mind isn’t changing. It’s a hard G.

Same boat. After caving 4 years ago and getting a PS4, Xbox was and will continue to be where I play games. Playstation will be where I play Playstation games.

“Available exclusively at GameStop for $14.99 apiece this fall should the company survive that long” is literally what he wrote, lol.

What a marvelous age of wonders we live in, where the latest trend in modern (virtual) warfare is 90 players getting smoked by a most experienced and adderall-fueled 10 before the real action starts.

This is the first generation in which I’ve owned an Xbox, a PlayStation, and a Nintendo console - purchased in 2013, 2015, and 2020, respectively - plus an Xbox One X in 2017.

Trying to come up with ideas in Super Mario Maker 2 for remaking levels from games that aren’t one of the “game style” selections (or Mario levels at all).

This course is terrible on purpose, because it’s a remake of the most terrible water level of all time.

Thanks, but I’m still kind of kicking myself for submitting with such hideous pixelation, haha. Tomorrow will be different. I swear.

Yeah, but it was a stroke from a possibly botched surgery that really killed him, so I kind of didn’t want to go there.

Xenomorphs next time. Complete the “Killed Lance Henrikson” trinity.

I only read that one, and if I recall correctly it wasn’t all that long... How’d they pad out the plot?

Awesome timing again, Microsoft. Was considering a Call of Cthulhu purchase just this morning whilst browsing the store and I went ahead and... 

When I saw that there was one comment on this story I knew it was already far too late for me.

That sounds very friendly to my playstyle in every open-world/sandbox-y game I pick up, where inventory/leveling grind and exploration are secondary to the story.