SimCity, probably. Skylines 2 is coming around and is headed in the right direction, but it’s been a slow burn.

“Experiencing interruptions? Find out why.”

Thanks, fuckface, I know why.

In that regard, I buy Coors Banquet solely because it’s 5% and costs the same as Lite. And when I’m really feeling down bad, I can go for the 5.9% IceHouse for even cheaper.

I have called my cat all of these at various times. Wonderful.

I do not, literally for the reason that guy just said. I like to play Gelatinous Fentaculus 4: Shart of the Lactoids, amongst others, which do use that anticheat nonsense.

Oh yeahhh, they made a third one too. I forgot about that.

Tons of fast food places use UberEats to deliver orders too. When you see “White Castle now has delivery” it’s probably a third party.

Died before I could even buy a home to set up my own home network with.

At some point, sure. Not until at least 2028, though.

The original game did have 5 lap races which were reused in Super Circuit.

On your other point, Maximum Velocity is indeed extremely clunky to me too. I very much prefer the two that came after. Although it seems like a ton of people love Maximum Velocity. It’s not bad. It’s just, in my opinion, entirely overshadowed by its successors.

I never got drifting down in this game. I can do it in every other Mario Kart including the original, but not this game. Was also the first game I ever got new as a kid so I hold it close. I still remember the absolute pants shitting that occurred when I realized you could race on the retro tracks. That opened my mind to older games, and is partly why I’m here today. The other two reasons are my grandparents Atari 5200, and AVGN.

Never camped over night or anything. But I did go to the midnight release of Smash Brawl, Gears of War 3, a few Pokémon games, and most recently the Switch 2. Switch 2 was the most fun, as everyone in line was in the same boat. Everyone missed release day pre-orders so we were all commiserating about the process. Everyone had their Switch with them and people were playing all sorts of things.

Gears 3 was probably a close second. The Gamestop I went to absolutely broke street date with one single copy, and had it set up on a 360 outside the store with 4 controllers, so you could play it before it even came out. As soon as they opened the doors to let people in the store, I went up to that TV, quit out of multiplayer, and played a round of Beast mode for the first time ever, a few hours before official launch. It was great.

That’s exactly the boat I’m in. I want to play another traditional Zelda, and so Dusk is great timing. Problem is I’m playing other things currently and now we have the Ocarina remake rumors which I may just wait for. But as soon as I finish that, back to Twilight Princess it is.

Still my favorite Zelda game. You should check out the Dusk decomp mod that just came out. It looks great.

This looks neat. But I already have an Analogue Pocket which seems to do everything this does, and a little bit more, except for being the same size when closed.

Use computers for as much fun things that I can. So a lot of games, programming my own games, designing things. Stuff like that.

Well, no, probably not.

You are giving this photo a lot more credit than I would.

In the world of Game Collecting, the guy with potentially the largest single collection on the planet is getting rid of his collection.

The ideal plan was for it to all go to a singular museum, which was in the works and then unfortunately fell through. Problem is the next two backups also fell through. So plan D involves the collection being split up and some of it going to the Embrace Group, and some into private collections, which was seemingly both never the plan. People who donated items, thinking that they would eventually be publicly displayed, are rightfully upset. And then the rest of his fans, such as myself, are somewhat bewildered that this is how it will end after decades of amassing a collection, and then years of saying it’ll all be going to a museum.