I stopped using Amazon when it turned into the 1999-era Wild West of the Internet, dominated by websites like IpromiseImnotscammingyou.com and Noreallygivemeyourcreditcard.com. It never has really good deals anymore, and the web site is such a hassle to find anything legitimate that isn’t marked up by scalpers.

This kind of looks like the programming game/tutorial for kids on code.org. I will definitely get this for my kid.

“Pure speculation on my part” would have been a good time to think twice about your comment and maybe not make it. 

The PS4 has also been virtually impossible to buy for many months. Can’t find it at Target, Gamestop, etc. unless you get something refurbished, for more than list price.

I found it very peccable. I can’t remember anything about it except that the climax took place in a giant card catalog, which made the whole movie feel like a library nerd’s revenge fantasy.

Not interested in any of these games today, but I am glad to see this as a recurring feature. The Nintendo eShop is kind of a chore to browse.

That sentence literally has a quadruple negative and I am going nuts trying to parse it. “It is highly likely that at least one student would support this and immediate share it on social media.” Does that make sense?

I have virtually no patience for any cutscene anymore. It’s weird because I remember when you’d play through every character in Tekken just to see their weird cutscene as the reward. Now everything feels done to death. “Oh it’s another zombie story but with, uh, minotaurs or something? Great, let’s mash every button…

I loved Mario Odyssey, but it’s one of the only platformers where I didn’t even think of trying to get 100%. Jump the rope 100 times? Hit the volleyball 100 times? Screw it, no. 

Trump literally claimed that wasn’t his voice on the “Grab em by the pussy” tape. We don’t really have to wait for that case: liars are always a step ahead.

I played this game when it came out and thought it was underrated.

Gamefly was my solution too, just to play Sunshine. Which I hated.

I don’t want to watch anything even a little bit scary, but this was a pretty well-done “nightmare” version of Animal Crossing if anyone hasn’t seen it yet.

Is it about the quest to figure out Stop n’ Swop? I remember that being a big deal in a very small online community. 

“That’s a very dangerous line of thought. Group punishment is, without exception, never acceptable.”

I remember that. It wasn’t really updated or remastered though, the same way that the Mario All-Stars collection was. Just ports.

Nintendo did it exactly one (1) time in the 1990s (Super Mario All-Stars).

I think they’ve done almost all of this exactly the way you wanted, except:
1) each collection contains precisely one (1) game
2) they’re all priced at a budget value option of $60 US
3) the games are selected essentially at random

Congratulations on playing for 20 days straight! You’ve unlocked bonus content! It’s “Ace of Spades” again! This time the background is green.

Where can one find a complete list of the 20 Queen songs available? Not on the developer’s page, not here, not even in the game when you start.