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I guess if it’s a full remake and not just another remaster like the PS4 version, that could be interesting. But other than a few tweaks to AI, I can’t think of much I would want done to that game.

Happy to help!

Lovely! I'll take a digital copy of Metroid Dread, please. As always, you are too kind to your loyal subjects.

I appreciate any help I can get, but keep in mind I'm a two-time college dropout with few concrete skills. I would be willing to relocate for the perfect job, and I do mean perfect because having my sister close by is one of the few things that's kept me going the last few years.

Cincinnati, so, kinda?

Much less exciting than Silicone Slopes, I’ll tell ya that much.

I haven’t been keeping up with this thread, sorry. Anyone have big plans for the anniversary?

All I want is a card that can run VR games well, without having to sell a kidney to a scalper.

I started to type out a big long rant about my job and that we are understaffed for idiotic reasons, but y’all don’t need that. For now I’m sticking around hoping that things will turn around (I keep hearing rumors that changes are finally coming), but if they don’t, I can take my newly acquired skills and shop them around town for a place that might give a shit about retaining good workers.

I always forget about the EA side of Game Pass. But I don’t regret the purchase. Those games are fantastic, and that was a great package.

This is a weird movie that, on my first impression, I think is bad. I don’t know if it’s just that my expectations were off because I only saw the first teaser, and so I was expecting more carnival. That was what I enjoyed the most, when the story moved beyond that I got a lot less interested, and there was still a lot of movie left.

Of course one of the only Xbox games I’ve bought in years (ME: Legendary Edition) is coming to Game Pass. I bet Cyberpunk will be added if/when they get their current gen update done.

This year, the best thing I've watched is an episode of Seinfeld (The Voice).

Finished the Halo Infinite campaign, then I dug through my Game Pass games to find something I could play through quickly. I picked Superliminal, which I ended up playing through in just a few hours. Good game, though it walks a fine line between clever and annoying.

#YOLOinNOLA

Loved fireworks as a kid. Once I got a little older and realized how expensive they are for how little they last, I turned on them. A big roll of Black Cats, sure. You can make those last a whole.

I still haven’t been able to get my hands on new GPU without spending a couple month’s rent. I want to get one for retail price, just one month’s rent!

I was trying to take a small step beyond my usual “show/movie good!” reviews. After episode 5, I’m ready to call it one of the best things I’ve seen this year.

I’ve watched the first 4 episodes. It’s a beautiful, very well made show. The timing of it is fascinating- they filmed the first episode in Jan 2020, then it was put on hold for a year. I imagine returning to production on any move/show during the pandemic would be a surreal experience, but this had be especially bizarre.

Saw this two days ago, and I’m still riding that high. What a blast. Full of great little touches. It is kinda hard to talk about this movie in a cohesive way, because it’s so loosely structured. But it flows so well, everything just works. Love that he just went ahead and threw in the entire Haim family.

I love celebrating holidays I don’t understand.

Beat Saber and Superhot are two obvious picks.

This is why I stick to analog sex toys.

There's a solid 14 minutes of credits, but still, the movie feels long. And yeah, light on the laughs. Considering the talent involved, it's wild that this this movie doesn't make any kind of impact.

These two Jesuit priests are sent to find their mentor in 17th century Japan, where Christianity is, um, frowned upon. It's not the gnarliest movie I've ever seen, but it's definitely a tough hang. It's fantastic, and it made me think a lot about Faith (and how I never really had any), but I'm having a hard time imagining the scenario where I ever watch it again.