One aspect that I am very disappointed in with Bowser's Fury is the two player little brother mode. I was hoping this would be a fun romp I could enjoy with my partner over the weekend, but it was just frustrating for her. This is exactly like playing Tails in Sonic 2, 3, and Knuckles.

I really thought this was going to be the 2000s anime Big O, that was on Toonami. Not disappointed though.

I really thought this was going to be the 2000s anime Big O, that was on Toonami. Not disappointed though.

I followed some guides, because I didn't want to fuck it up. It was a bit of a grind and I'm glad I did. Polygon had an excellent guide for it. I also made use of the free UR rank workers from the free dlc packs. Outside of them, I only had to recruit one or two other people. Upgrading your workers can be a big boost…

I picked up Super Mario 3D World + Bowser’s Fury and Good Job! for the switch, so I’ll be spending some time with that this weekend. Those will be good for some local co-op this weekend with my partner. I’ve been going along with Yakuza other than that, focusing alot on the mini games. I finished the business…

AG gives off strong vibes of the Stranger Things theme crosses with the stage music of either Chill Penguin or Blizzard Buffalo from Megaman X

You would definitely not be palling around with Elon Musk. You would be cleaning the dust off the window to his habitat that is "awaiting" his imminent arrival. 

Most likely a quality control issue. I wouldnt be surprised to find out that these analog control assemblies are either the same parts under the stick or share some sort of component.

Ok, so that's not just me whose experienced that.

I just know its not for me. My sensitivity to piercing sensations has gotten better, but I had to be restrained as a child just to get booster shots. It was really bad.

I'm deathly afraid of needles and have an extreme sensitivity to piercing sensations, so no. If I didn't have those, maybe. Maybe something from the legend of Zelda.

I’ve not played Demon’s Souls, but in the resulting Dark Souls series I never thought of them as having a soundtrack or music. I always felt it was the resultant soundscape instead. What ever song was playing was less about the song itself and instead was an expression that these are dying worlds, raging at the fading…

Something like that, yeah. The first game had a very small team, and from my understanding that trend continued.

It's not everyones cup of tea, but Huniepop 2 will be out tomorrow on pc.

What other games have even attempted to use this system? The closest thing I can think of is Watch Dogs: Legion, which for me seemed like a terrible idea. If your protagonist could be anyone, then your protagonist is no one and is only shuffled through story elements where you are talked past.

I think the grip was only compatible with the original 3ds

Vinland is actually super focused. It looks alot bigger than it really is

Do you have that little extra grip for the 3ds that was for MGS3?

I dont hace many plans for games right now, just Yakuza: Like A Dragon. I started The Medium last weekend, and I think I got through half of it? I dunno. I’m at the tent right now after the Day Room. If anyone can tell me how much longer I have, I'd be much appreciative.

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I've not played any of the Ys games, but these tracks sound fun. I'm getting a late 90s early 2000s Capcom vibe. Like these would not sound out of place in a later Mega Man X game.