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my kids all have accounts on my switch and it appears that Nintendo lumped them all together, so I can' t see how much only I played. But I'm pretty sure it was just a few hours.

Impeachment process has been a busy box for the resistance libs. Something to fill the hole now that the Mueller report is in the rearview. Everyone with a shred of realism has always known that he will never be removed from office while Republicans control the senate. This doesn't mean I think he shouldn't have been impeached, just that we should only invest the bare minimum of energy to formalize the process and leave the stain on his record. I do think having it all come down so firmly to a party line vote sends a dangerous message going forward: that any president who's party has the majority in congress is above the law.

1v1: Bushido Blade (playstation) or Star Control II co-op: Adventures of Cookie and Cream (Ps2), Lovers in Dangerous Space Time (switch) party: Warlords (2600), keep talking and nobody explodes multi-online: Worms, Starcraft

A late update for Q*berts Qubes. Make sure you switch to Difficulty A to start from level 1!! (I just learned this after struggling for a bit) Difficulty B starts at level 6. (this is the inverse of the traditional difficulty switch usage) The qube in the upper left is a model of what you are trying to rotate the others to match. (4 in a row) unlike the arcade version, you don't get a visual of the cube actually rotating, (it just flashes color) but the cube DOES rotate to a new side, it will rotate in whichever direction you jump off. A strategy that is work for me is to go for the cubes that have one of the 2 front facing sides match, and then spin the cube on whichever axis will maintain that face until the rest matches. try to avoid the 2 cubes in the 2nd row from the top as much as possible, as this is where the enemies spawn. on the bonus rounds, you spin each cube freely (without hopping away until you've made it match). I'm starting to get much better at this, but in retrospect, I may have set the challenge score too high. (I typically set challenge scores by aligning it to the median score posted in the Atariage High Scores contest).

I just never got around to sending them in. A bit of a hassle.

Frogger II Took me a while to beat the challenge score. I think I probably could go even higher but I want to focus on the other games for the rest of the month

the Death Note ds game.. (it is basically like the werewolf forum game)

I just be fat. Although I need to make some changes so I live longer

I got a switch but it is primarily used by my kids. They like: Fortnite, Hello Neighbor, Smash Bros, Arms, Zelda, Splatoon some games I really liked: Celeste, Tumbleseed, Sine Mora, Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes I also found some good multi-player games: Overcooked, Lovers in Dangerous Space Time, Crawl, Killer Queen Biggest complaint with the system is the controllers turned to crap so fast.

movie: Once upon a time in hollywood Game: I didn't play any new games, so I guess I'll go with Dig Dug?

I should put my NES game atlas in a binder.

Full set collecting is too daunting for me to consider for any system. Especially any 1000+ set

Punch-Out

I think the explanation is simpler.. It fits the narrative of "China bad", whereas Chile protests is reaction to the austerity economics of neoliberalism.

I like Stevie Nicks a little more, but Heart has some killer cuts.

For the Atari leaderboard, I did a top 3 and, 1 score per user/game

At lot of great games this past decade. Hard to just pick one. A lot of the big ones are sequels to IPs that were started in previous decades. I would say one of the most impactful and interesting NEW IPs of the past decade was Five Nights at Freddy's. It completely galvanized the whole videogame streamer movement.

Hong Kong has gotten a disproportionate amount of media coverage considering there are equally massive protests going on in Chile, Ecuador, Haiti etc.. 19 people have been killed in the Chile protests so far, vs 2 in Hong Kong (one was a guy who fell off a bridge)

which episode would you suggest I try first?

Does anyone still care about Time magazine? but I can see why they chose her.

wouldn't it be possible for the NOAC manufacturer to correct some of those emulation problems and release an improved chip?

fall between the columns and its too tall to get out of. nothing to do but slowly die in the lava.

oh man! The glitch in Battletoads where the boss never appears is the worst! Especially after how agonizing it is to even get to that spot! I would also nominate from Metroid: the tall bubble columns of Norfair

I cleared out all the old patch graphics, and will be doing it in a separate gallery now, just below the scoreboard. To encourage participation in the monthly challenges, only games featured in the spotlight challenges will you be able to earn badges. High scores for any game can still be posted at any time

I just played through the Town of ZZT in a single sitting last night. http://www.chriskallen.com/zzt/ZZTUltra.php I remember finding it very difficult when I was younger, but I guess my gaming abilities have improved. Some of the dexterity/twitch parts were still a bit of a challenge, but the puzzles I solved pretty fast.