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Just watched it with the kids, not very scary but pretty nonsensical. I have no experience with the franchise, so 27% on RT was spot on.

I first saw Rob Schrab on G4 back in the day, doing an interview about Channel 101. Yacht Rock was one of my favorites. Schrab was never on it, but Jason Roiland and Dan Harmon each make a couple appearances.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jMTI8vg7A5U&pp=ygUVeWFjaHQgcm9jayBlcGlzb2RlIDEg

39 minutes ago, BlackVega said:

Actually this discussion IS relevant because @T-Pac is almost X-Pac!!! Forum wrestler confirmed!!

Yeah, we just need U-Pac, V-Pac, and W-Pac.

I'm throwing in my suggestions too, both from Super Mario Land:  Bunbun and Tokotoko

I hope they're small enough.

6 hours ago, DarkTone said:

Recently met Kevin Bayliss (creator of diddy kong) David Wise (Rare composer) and Chris Marlow (voice of the great mighty poo). Got Kevin and David to sign this 

 

Uncommon sure, but I wouldn't consider David Wise a rare composer.

A demo for DQM3 was Shadow dropped last week, go download it now.

1 minute ago, Kguillemette said:

Speaking of NSO, they just added Crusader of Centy. I'll be giving that a spin in the near future! Always wanted to play that one legitimately!

Ooh, I forgot about that one. Decisions, decisions.

I haven't picked up a controller all week, but still working through Starfield NG+. Hopefully I'll have some time this evening. I think Atelier Ryza 3 will be next.

8 hours ago, CodysGameRoom said:

Ok so, not sure if this has been discussed. eBay is doing this thing now where if you make an offer on something and it is accepted, you get charged right away. Which makes sense in theory. Except, there was a seller with 5-6 manuals I needed, and I assume they combine shipping. If I'm going to get charged right away then how are they going to issue me a combined invoice? Or am I stuck paying $3.99 per manual even though they will all get shoved into the same envelope because I sent offers instead of adding to a cart?

I've built combined shipping into my offer in the past. Whatever my normal offer would be, I'd lower each by $2-3 (or whatever seems fair) and including a message explaining my self. That way, if they accept, the total on my end is the final total, no refund required. Granted this might not work for $.99 manuals. 

8 hours ago, OptOut said:

Looks like I need to sue someone for copyright infringement on OptOut Dog... 

But this one has a hat...

9 hours ago, a3quit4s said:

Starfield. It’s pretty good. It reminds me a lot of Borderlands, but Starfield takes itself way too seriously. It would probably remind me of any other Bethesda RPG if I had played any of them. There is like way to much to remember. I wish there was like a dumbass mode where the game just made decisions for me for gear, weapons, loot, etc. 8 hours in and I still have no idea what the stats on anything are or do nor do I care to learn. I got it with game pass, other than that I’m not sure I would have bought it at MSRP. Maybe at Xmas when it’s 39.99 or 29.99. 

I'm playing it off gamepass too. I'll confirm, it's plays like any other Bethesda RPG. Dead facial animations, awesome OST.

4 hours ago, drxandy said:

We might be closing on a house on the 22nd of this month I don't wanna jinx anything but we're so close!!

I got fingers crossed for you.

Anyone interested in this PS3? It's model CECHE01, so it's backwards compatible with PS2 games, 80gb HDD, and manufactured 3/2007. It's in decent cosmetic condition, but most noticable blemishes can be seen in the second picture. Shipping is from 92586.

The family and I watched Escape Room last night. It's like the PG-13 version of Saw or Cabin in the Woods.

9 hours ago, MiamiSlice said:

I don’t usually bother with used game stores but while on vacation in Winter Haven FL I found this for $49.99 and it’s actually an uncommon cover variant that is worth about $90? very happy with this find

So Glossy

I've been there. My basement flooded back when I was in high school and I lost all my boxed GB/GBC games along with my strategy guides id been collecting since the 90s

I'm playing Red Dead Redemption 2 on Xbox. It was on Game pass years ago, but I only got 30% through the story. So I'm going into to it pretty fresh. I feel like the controls are a little complicated. I've already killed multiple people on accident when I just wanted to talk to them.

I played through Middle-Earth: Shadow of Mordor on Xbox again. Great mix of Assassin's Creed and Batman Arkham, plus the Uruk nemesis system seems tailormade for me. 

19 hours ago, Tenjikuronin said:

Thanks Obama?

Coming from California, disc was resurfaced a while ago by @Pats1717 and still looks great.

SOld on eBay.

Puzzle day and maybe start DQ VI later.

I got it yesterday and it will be back out tomorrow.

Gone.

I just finished LoZ: Age of Calamity. I beat BotW for the first time the other week and figured it might be a little too much to jump directly into TotK, so I thought I'd give this a go. I've never been able to get into the Dynasty Warrior series, but I really enjoyed both this and Dragon Quest Heroes II. And despite knowing the story of BotW, I was still surprised by the ending of AoC.

22 minutes ago, RH said:

You know, I don't know if this is something that's changed in the last 10-15 years, or if I simply never noticed before that, but I did pick up about 10 years ago that it seems all food products and medicines have expiration dates on them, regardless of what they are.  Granted, most items within that category do, in fact, have some shelf life, but something like salt wouldn't or any other simple product made of basic, mineral ingredience.

This leads me to assume that, at least in the US, all manufacturers of food or drug-related items must now put an expiration date on all of there products.  This means that stuff that can last a long time, now "expires" in 2 years.  Why 2 years--because since I noticed the expiration dates, generally, I've never seen anything longer than 2 years.  I think that must be a maximum threshold, even if it's arbitrary by the food industry.

Dried meals for emergency shelters advertise 25 year shelf life, so while you're probably right about arbitrary dates, it's probably more than 2 years.