Gloves

Stew is by far one of my favourite meals to make. Top 3 easily.

Oh, this is a thread! I've beaten the following since February: Ultraman: Legendary Giant of Light Yumimi Mix Remix Powerslave The House of the Dead Hyper Duel Guardian Force In the Hunt Mobile Suit Gundam Side Story I: Blue Fear Mobile Suit Gundam Side Story II: Heir to the Blue Mobile Suit Gundam Side Story III: The Condemned Worms (I beat every team at least once) Advanced V.G. Arcade Gears Vol. 1: Pu-Li-Ru-La

Agreed. World 4 is like... mystical, man.

I regularly, near daily, play retro games. As for 4-1, I recently played through the game on All-stars, if you wanna count that (I played and beat every game on the compilation), so a few weeks ago.

I'm in the politburo.

And here I was thinking I was being original! I have a terrible memory lol. Maybe I'll call it a "revival"!

"Why should movies and games get all the attention?", I asked myself today. And so here I am stealing @Reed Rothchild's formula for success and totally definitely not gonna stop at number like 10 or whatever cuz I get bored or busy or something. So let's start with something people have probably actually seen. Ren & Stimpy.

Never played it. Would like to but I need to play the first game first (and obtain copies of both).

Honestly I don't remember much about it, which isn't great for a comedy movie. I recall liking it when I watched it, but I think it maybe blends a bit too much with his other stuff in the landscape of my mind.

It'd need to at the least be internet capable, unfortunately. They work directly with the emulator Devs to get integrations working.

I'd only heard Live and Let Die prior to this thread, so I gave the other two a solid listen. Didn't like Beautiful Boy at all, gave it a 4. End of the Line on the other hand, I really liked, found myself nodding along and probably gonna be going "It's aaaaaaalright!" for the rest of the day. Solid 8 on that one for me.

It's a real theater club movie - if you were in a drama class or participated in plays and the like in high school voluntarily then you're probably a fan of this. That's not to say you had to be but if you were you're almost certainly into this and similar stuff. Everything is very over the top and at times quite random, and of course it being a musical helps too. I like it a lot but I really have to be in the mood. I actually kinda prefer the sequel, Shock Treatment, largely for the themes which are a bit less... alien?

I do like Hot Ones, but I'm speaking from experience. I've had it and my experience mirrors yours, it's really best as a heat enhancer.

Oh so you're insane - duly noted.

Totally different games!

Poking fun aside - definitely just consider it a challenge. I could "beat" Guerilla War as a kid because you have infinite lives/continues and can just plow through it all without losing progress. I've not tried again as an adult but I have to imagine I'd get my ass handed to me without a lot of practice, and honestly taking advantage of cheats and infinite lives, to me, is depriving oneself of the joy of learning and overcoming a challenge. Get out there and git gud!

I can beat the game in under 20 minutes without dying, so it's a super short game for me!

Yeah there's 58, and an enemy you could take with you to the end for 1 more.

I do not miss jumping on goombas in 1-2.

I'm able to get over 130 coins on one of the levels.

As I said, I don't mean DLC in a literal sense, I just mean it's content which is gated and was released on Day 1. It's a reward for those who buy Amiibos; not getting them isn't a punishment for not getting the Amiibos. You bought the guide lmao. You got all parts of what the purchase of the game entitled you to. It's exactly like a pre-order bonus: It's nothing that's missed by not having it, it's a bonus for those who are extra dedicated to the series. It literally says on the game case that you can use Amiibos to gain boosts, and that Amiibos are sold separately; you just had to use your eyes, but instead you're just making entitled excuses to justify theft:

Interesting ruleset, I like the time remaining time break.

That's hilarious coming from the guy who decided that he was entitled to pirating Tears of The Kingdom because Amiibos exist.

Functionally no, it's not DLC, but I'm not really interested in debating semantics. I simply mean it's extra content which is not in any way required; it's an extra reward for people who bought the Amiibos. It's not too dissimilar to pre-order bonuses and the like. You may not like the concept of Day 1 DLC (I'm neither here nor there, personally), but its mere existence doesn't give him a moral right to just straight up pirate the next game in the series. If he felt that he NEEDED those Amiibo bonuses, if we're in a world of "eye for an eye", he could/should have done as I said and bought a re-programmable NFC card and gotten the things he felt he'd been cheated out of for basically free. Not stolen their entire next game.

That's just day 1 DLC tied to external toys which use NFC tech - you could just as easily have bought a programmable NFC card for literally a dollar a piece on Amazon and programmed that to be each of the 25 compatible NFCs to get the in-game items (none of which are required to actually enjoy the game). You're acting like this is the first time any game ever had Day 1 DLC and being scummy about it by using that to justify pirating. Be better.