Oh, kinda like how Super Mario Land deals with the small screen? That’s awesome!
Oh, kinda like how Super Mario Land deals with the small screen? That’s awesome!
What sets this apart from Super Mario Bros DX?
God forbid we… checks notes preserve games so we can play them?
I could be wrong but is it not just because Susan stopped believing in Narnia? Lucy still shows up for The Last Battle.
EDIT: So do Jill and Polly! This seems a little reductive of Susan’s role in the story as an example of lack of faith and how maturing brings you to focus on your surroundings and lose your inner child.
Mister Nash doesn’t stand a chance now
“You probably thought I couldn’t find it cuz it’s not in season!”
Maybe I can clear a few things up:
There once was a man named Worrell-Ernest P. Worrell!
Even as a lad he was sensitive and caring
As cunning as a fox and as slippery as a herring
Whimsical and Mellow- A hale and hearty fellow
Not formal… Not normal!
There once was a man named Worrell-Ernest P. Worrell!
He’s kindly as a saint but he’ll never shirk a battle
To villains everywhere he’s a burr beneath the saddle
He’s nimble quick and brawny-His skin is smooth and tawny
Not mealy… Not really!
Ah ah ah ah! See the lightning fill the sky!
Ah ah ah ah! See the angry tide!
See the blinding rain come down ‘Oh where is a hero now?’ The children cried
He’s inside… He went inside!
There once was a man named Worrell-Ernest P. Worrell
The hero of today is the legend of tomorrow
And whosoever crosses him shall live their life in sorrow
For lo the bridges burneth
That they may not returneth
To learneth… from Erneth!
There once was a man named Worrell-Ernest P. Worrell!
Let’s celebrate this champion, this paragon of virtue
And should you be his foe, he’ll be sorry if he hurts you
To some he’s just a man but to others he’s a beacon!
He sends his mother cash and he calls her every weekend!
He’s punctual, he’s affable, he’s never quick to quarrel
He’s moral… He’s Ernest P. Worrell!
“Hey Vern, look at this here Mejollyneer I just found!” throws to the side “Yep, it’s a good thing I drank my Purity brand milk today, or else I wouldn’t be able to lift that little ol’ inchworm crawling across yer window there, knowhatimean.” “Yes sir, it’s all thanks to Purity brand milk that you see the striking figure of a god before you, Ernest P. Worrellsson.” “ehhehehehehehehe.” Mjolnir returns and smacks Ernest on the side of the head OUGH"
It’s gotten worse over the years, don’t worry ;)
My top recommended movie right now is Freddy Got Fingered
It was the end of 9th grade, so I was 15 or 16. I read it immediately after To Kill a Mockingbird, which did not make it look good in comparison 😂
Oh, sorry, I wasn’t super clear - never met an alt-righter with a clean room, no matter what JBP tells them.
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It’s been quite a while since I’ve read it, so this may not be a fair assessment. But, I fucking hated The Catcher in the Rye. I wasn’t even required to read it for school or anything, I just did. Perhaps I just found Holden to be insufferable. I think that was the point, but it did not make it a particularly enjoyable or insightful read at all, save for the overwhelming supertext of DO NOT BE LIKE THIS GUY. The part where he hires a prostitute and just cries in front of her really stuck in my mind. That was when it really sunk in for me that someone read this book and decided that Holden’s views were so accurate that he had to go shoot John Lennon with a gun for being phony. Almost unbelievable.
Honestly, it’s still impressive that they were even able to do that on the N64.
He only pulled out enough to devastate the Gulf.
Detroit: Beyond Two Fahrenheits
THQNordic and Nightdive have been carrying this sector of gaming for me lately
Yeah, it’s fucking awesome! Nothing makes me happier than seeing a AAA studio sink big bucks into a project that was destined to be a dumpster fire, then release it as a timed exclusive loaded with DRM for good measure. I really hate that there are developers falling victim to the overall shittiness of the games industry, but I don’t know how else studios are supposed to learn that people want to buy games, not lease online storefronts. On that note, anyone have any good indie recommendations?
He has got to only be saying this because Starfield DLC did poorly. The audience moves on if the game isn’t interesting. Personally, I buy all the DLC for games I enjoy. I don’t know many people that don’t either.