Abelardo

My two daughters and I have been playing BotW Master Quest since release, I'm the one that has put more hours and while I'm enjoying it, honestly it's starting to become a little tedious and sometimes frustrating (particularly when NPCs tell you about something to look for in a particular direction, usually I'm able to find it, but in two particular cases I've been unsuccessful so far, and unable to perform certain upgrades).

@wyansas I can help, haven't used Mercado Libre in a while but I shouldn't have any trouble, send me a PM.

I was playing Transistor the other day, my 4 year old daughter walks in and took her about 3 seconds to ask me who was the singer, now she's all intrigued about Red having lost her voice

Finished Leisure Suit Larry - Wet Dreams Don’t Dry on the Switch, I hadn't played any Larry game since the 90s and honestly I think they did a pretty good job with this one, the humor is good (including lots of references to the original LSL game), the puzzles were fun and (with a few exceptions) not overly difficult to figure out. Right now both Switch games are on sale so it's a good time to pick them up.

Liver and onions, surprised by the amount of mentions in this thread, how can anybody think it's a good idea to serve liver to a kid, I have never eaten beef liver again after that traumatic experience.

I've only read one manga, Battle Angel Alita, it was so many years ago but I couldn't put it down, it's not that big either so I would recommend that one. Oh and I was not into comics so yeah it was that good. I watched just about any anime I could get my hands on during the 90s, the classics are good to get your feet wet, would recommend Ghost in the Shell, Ninja Scroll, Spirited Away, Macross Plus, and a personal favorite was Wicked City. For more modern anime I guess pick a genere and see what's out the, watch one or a couple of episodes and decide, I rarely watch anything modern these days but Hi Score Girl was entertaining.

I'll occasionally give a full listen to my favorite albums, but in the streaming era I usually listen to my own playlists, genere specific playlists or discovery mixes, I might listen one or two albums a week that I haven't heard and add any songs I like, sometimes when the album is particularly good I give multiple listens and pick out more songs, rarely I get obsessed with an album and listen to it almost daily for weeks (last one was Blue Rev by Alvvays), but eventually every song I like goes into my playlists and that's it.

Really enjoyed the original Tecmo Bowl game, had it on the Gameboy but as far as I could tell it was identical to the NES version, unfortunately Tecmo Super Bowl came out at the time everybody was crazy about Madden on the Genesis, TSB just seemed dated at that point, in retrospective TSB is great game that took the original TB formula and improved it in just about every aspect, the game has also aged reasonably well, that said I'd rather play TSB for the NES over any Madden game on the Genesis any day.

Tecmo Super Bowl

Duck Tales

It's a 10 for me, but I realize it hasn't aged as well as Chrono Trigger, I only recommend it to players who are interested in classic RPGs after they're done with CT and want something else.

Slowed down almost to a halt, previous to the pandemic I was focusing on arcade games because there were still plenty of deals around, and also always had a few things for sale so the sales motivated me to keep finding deals, at the beginning of the pandemic I delisted everything and stopped looking for deals, nowadays I wouldn't mind going to the post office once in a while or meeting people to make deals for that matter, now it's not really that appealing anymore for me.

I've been casually watching this WC, not really as closely as others (my peak was 1998-2002-2006), tomorrow's the final between Argentina and France, honestly I'm just hoping for a good game (please no controversial penalty shots), I'll be rooting for France but would be happy for either to win.

Axiom Verge, it's a bit old now and has a retro aesthetic, but it's the best "modern" metroidvania I've played, the game is about 10 hours long.

Finished AI: The Somnium Files on the Switch, I like point and click adventure games, it had good reviews, played the demo and enjoyed it, it was cheap so I bought it. Overall I enjoyed the game, but wouldn't recommend it to just about anyone, the majority of the time you're going though dialog but the story is good, there are branching paths that lead to different endings and to get the true ending you have to go through them all, the whole thing took me about 40 hours to finish due to my tendency to explore just about everything (how long to beat average is 30 for completionist). Things I liked the most are the story, the gameplay when you do a "psync", and also enjoyed some of the humor, things I didn't liked would be again some of the humor, and that the game seems to be unnecessary long.