Sometimes I feel like I’m the only person who likes Oatmeal Raisin cookies.

I love that they have included this in the patch notes and how they’ve described it.

Twister: Ride it Out was much funnier than Jimmy Fallon will ever be. Granted, it was for all of the wrong reasons, but still.

It’s Universal, so I’m going to guess it’s going to involve screens, 3D glasses, and at some point during the ride your vehicle will “fall” and something will catch you.

From Brazil: the sadness is overwhelming down here. Chapecoense was the cinderella story of the year in Brazilian football, and nearly everybody, no matter the team they are a fan of, was pulling for them. This was their best season ever and they had a very real shot at taking the Sudamerica Cup. Of the six survivors,…

I think a lot of people will find it valuable the day before release, especially those who are on the fence about playing it and want to know what a hardcore Final Fantasy fan thinks.

I feel like this is an inside joke for people who speak Japanese so I don’t get it.

Quick, Draw! is stupid and it should be ashamed of itself.

It starts innocently enough..

No, he spent a couple hours with a 100+ hour JRPG.

This is what Donald Trump says every time he looks at his polling numbers among African-Americans.

*Sees headline*

House of the Dying Sun controls beautifully with a game controller, a flight stick, or a mouse and keyboard. I do best with a standard game controller, though I’ve reprogrammed my Thrusmaster HOTAS for the game and it handles pretty well.

Ah, so it doesn’t work on a real N64? That’s a shame, because - with my admittedly very limited knowledge of Speedrunning culture - a run hasn’t really ‘made it’ unless it can be done on the original console.

I still love it, though. Learning how the games are put together is fascinating. The object manipulation sounds…

Infinitely more entertaining than a pewdiepie article. well done.

Stay tuned, buddy.

I love the hell out of this. People get too wound up thinking their day to day is boring, and that there is nothing significant about all of the little things that add up in our lives.

I can’t believe you actually did this, that’s amazing. Well done.

It’s nice to see the follow up to that conversation. Maybe this can become a regular section? “The average gamer”.