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I don't like the top with that skirt. Hasn't the character had a costume that was a t-shirt with the red skirt at one point?

Garioshi posted...

I'm straight and Oscar Isaac is extremely fuckable

Basically the same. I'm into women 99% of the time, but I'll make an exception here.

NeoShadowhen posted...

No, Biden is not in any way a decent or appropriate alternative to Trump.

Thats why Biden needs to lose to another candidate. For fucks sake how is he still hanging on? I swear the percentage he holds must simply be the percentage of people who arent paying attention at all. Be sure to vote when the race comes to your state.

I'm convinced it's because the polls are conducted by landline and no one under the age of 50 has one of those lol

"I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus" from the kid's perspective is about his mom cheating on his dad.

I got one for Christmas with Uncharted. Played the heck out of that, got Uncharted 2 but never played it, and basically just used the system as a PS1/2.

I guess Uncharted 1 is my favorite game for the system. Favorite memory might be getting to that part of the game.

That situation could easily turn on you.

Neoconkers posted...

Delirious_Beard posted...

god that movie was so fucking bad

I thought the first Jurassic World was okay. Entertaining, at least.

The second one was legitimately awful though.

I mean, in Japan, you're actually not considered an adult until you're 20 anyway.

I bought a 3DS to play Animal Crossing: New Leaf. It was definitely worth it.

My favorite memory is actually from before I got one. I was hanging out with a bunch of friends and we were playing Magic. I decided to sit out a round and one of my buddies let me play with his 3DS and Mario 3D Land.

My favorite game is probably Animal Crossing. I put a lot of time into that game.

El Mexicano Texano posted...

You guys have no excuse I'm married with 2 kids and still have time for hobbies and family. Where do you work? I doubt it drain/tires you....I'm in construction no way in hell you come out more tired than me.

630am-7am wake up
7am-8am drive to work
8am-5pm work + get home
5pm-7pm free time
7pm-730pm dinner
730pm-12am free time
12am-1am sleep

When do you fit in time to raise your kids? Do you cook dinner?

Kaiganeer posted...

the ice lady didn't get much screen time but she was thick as fuck, nessa is an ironing board

All ladies are great. Fit girls, big girls, tall girls, small girls. All beautiful in their own ways.

sLaCkEr408___RJ posted...

Skye Reynolds posted...

The only Pokegirl I ever really found all that attractive.

(She's an adult, right?)

No

I thought she was friends/contemporaries with Sonia, who is in her 20s at least.

Never had one. I know that my mom had an Atari as a child, but I don't know if it was the 2600. I've also never felt the desire to add one to my collection because it seems so primitive.

Yes, I had one. Still have it and it still works. The original controller it came with has a completely limp joystick though.

My favorite memory might be getting Mario Party 2 for my birthday and playing it with my cousins. Overall though, my favorite game is probably Majora's Mask. I liked to just goof off in that game because I loved the music and atmosphere so much.

Never had one. Played some of the games on one of those Sonic collections on the GCN and figured I wasn't missing much.

Gafemage posted...

Loved Wooly World! Say what you will about Wii U era Nintendo, they were pushing out some fantastic 2D platformers during that time.

I hear Crafted World isn't quite as stellar, not to mention lacking the freshness Wooly World had...

My feelings exactly. Crafted World is just fine. The soundtrack is kind of awful though; everything has this... idk, it sounds like those plastic recorders you learn to play in elementary school. It's kind of grating on the ears. The game is also stupidly easy and short.

The secret levels were mildly challenging and the true final boss basically demands a perfect run to beat.

Yeah, I had over leveled a bit and steamrolled through the rest of the tournament and then Leon presented just a bit of a challenge.

Antifar posted...

Why are there so many copies in that photo?

Buying copies of Nintendo Land is his thing.

Yes. I still have mine, but it's not hooked up.

There were a lot of great games on the WiiU. Kirby and the Rainbow Curse, Yoshi's Wooly World, Mario Kart 8, etc. If I had to pick a favorite, I might go with Kirby just because it hasn't had a port or sequel on the Switch.

My favorite memory might be the night one of my friends came over, we played Hyrule Warriors, and he immediately decided to go get the game after he left.

Ah, the PS2. I had one. Had. I got a BC PS3, so I gave my PS2 to my dad along with a few games I didn't play anymore. It then got a disc read error a few months later.

My favorite game was definitely Kingdom Hearts II and it has some of my favorite memories associated with the PS2. My dad actually surprised me by giving me a brand new TV to play it on for my birthday. Went from a crappy, sub 20" curved TV to a flat 27" (still a big ass CRT though). I still have that TV too. I had to stop using it because it started making this high pitched whine. I could pay to have it fixed, but I think I'll just wait a few years til my hearing degrades to the point that I can't hear it. Plus, that thing weighs almost a hundred pounds and is unwieldy. It has been a legitimate factor in my decision not to move.

I'd settle for a conclusion.

My teal (best color, btw) GBC is packed away somewhere. The hinge on the battery cover is broken, so I've taped it shut; anyone else do that?

My favorite memory is getting it and Pokemon Red for Christmas one year. I literally just played it for the rest of the night.

My favorite game is probably Pokemon Crystal. There was just something so mind blowing about it at the time. I still think back to what an adventure it was, and the scale seems large even as an adult. No other Pokemon game has really matched that feeling since.

Loved mine. Lots of fond memories of playing Rock Band and Borderlands 2 with friends. My first one died after about six or seven years. Second one died after less than two years.

Fun fact: I primarily wanted a 360 so I could play Enchanted Arms. The system had a few good JRPGs, believe it or not.

ALIEN_WORK2HOP posted...

they also look like ear tampons, it's sad.

I'm glad I'm not the only one who thinks that they look goofy as hell.

While taking a shower this morning, I remembered that the Wii version of Resident Evil 4 exists. I personally consider it the definitive version of the game because the Wiimote is perfect for aiming in the game.

Garioshi posted...

I've got 2 of them. Fantastic system.

Why two of them?

Paper_Okami posted...

Skyward Sword is great and gets 100x more hate than it deserves

One-hundred percent agreed! It's definitely a flawed game, but it got hit by the Zelda hate cycle super hard.

So, my Wii is one of the few systems I have that I don't keep hooked up. I recently unhooked my WiiU, so I need to set one of them up whenever I want to play Wii games.

Anyway, favorite memory? Camping out to get a Wii on launch day. Had to go to wait outside a Walmart at like 6am for them to open (believe it or not, some Walmarts weren't open 24/7 back in 2006) so I could get one. Went home and fell asleep on top of my bed while watching Taxi Driver on TV. Pestered my mom for a solid month to let me have my Wii early (it was a Christmas present and I was a young teen at the time).

Favorite game is a bit harder to decide. The first game I had was Twilight Princess. I still kick myself for getting the Wii version instead of the GCN. The latter is worth more, isn't mirrored, and I would have been able to play it a month earlier than the Wii copy I bought. Still, I loved it.

Strong second is, weirdly, Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles. It's an on-rails shooter retelling of some of the older Resident Evil games and some new story content. I 100% that bad boy back in the day, but never even beat the second game. I blame college for that.

Were_Wyrm posted...

FF_Redux posted...

Doesn't it still have shit ton of calories I mean it's not really actually healthy?

I think they also have three times the sodium as a regular whopper.

You see this in "fat free" foods too. Salt is a source of flavor in the absence of fat.

They cook them on the same surfaces as the regular whoppers. They're absorbing a lot of the juices, so that probably makes them taste better.

OmegaShinkai posted...

We can go even older
https://i.imgur.com/dVBND03.png

Yeah, this is what I was expecting the "old" option to be. I kind of miss K-A as a rating and the fuzziness around the letters.

Nah. I have AMP from July, so that stuff takes way too long to fall off.

andrewl923 posted...

I also remember the memory stick being super expensive.

They were stupidly expensive and proprietary. I let my roommate in college borrow my PSP to play one of the MGS games. It required more space than was on the entire memory stick I had (that came with my PSP).

I still have mine. I got it to play Daxter, which ended up being a decent game, and got maybe a half dozen more games for it. My favorite game for it was probably Castlevania: Dracula X Chronicles which includes the entirety of Symphony of the Night as an unlockable.

My favorite memory is every time I have to reset the clock because the battery died (about a week after being fully charged).

Hng this isn't helping me resist the urge to replay Paper Mario.

BlazinBlue88 posted...

That's the joke. lol

I didn't think anyone would be bold enough to label a damaged unit as a unique color lol. I should try that.

"White Sweater with bold splash of red" that totally isn't a spaghetti sauce stain.

DespondentDeity posted...

Was there a black one besides the Sega Sports edition? My uncle had the Sega Sports one, I was always jealous of it but honestly I was grateful to just have one. My favorite game was PSO ver 2, but a close second was actually Toy Commander, I only had the demo for a long time and finally got it for my birthday one year.

I think the Sega Sports one was the only black version. I saw it at a retro store recently for the first time; I like the way it looks, but it was almost double the price of a regular Dreamcast.

Garioshi posted...

_Rinku_ posted...

I didn't know they came in that color; it looks like the way some SNES became discolored due to the plastic used in them.

Have you seen the black model?

They don't come in that color, it's a white Dreamcast that got discolored.

Oof, that's pretty deceptive labeling then. Is it just the plastic naturally discoloring or do you think it's something else like cigarette smoke?

Garioshi posted...

My Dreamcast is in the best condition.

I didn't know they came in that color; it looks like the way some SNES became discolored due to the plastic used in them.

Have you seen the black model?

I never had a Dreamcast. At my jr/high school, some guys set one up in a storage closet. Played a lot of Power Stone that way. Even played Sonic Shuffle. I'd love to get one eventually just to have it in my collection.

Choco posted...

_Rinku_ posted...

Choco posted...

why is this board full of boomers

The youngest boomers are like fifty five lol. The boards trend older than other sites, but not that old.

80% in that poll said they had an NES, that is not normal

I'm under 30 and I had an NES. You know that they still sold them into the early 90s, right? It's like how you could still buy a Wii, PS3, or 360 for relatively cheap even after their successors came out.

My bedroom had a lock. My mother respected my privacy, and I often didn't have reason to lock her out as a result.

Choco posted...

why is this board full of boomers

The youngest boomers are like fifty five lol. The boards trend older than other sites, but not that old.

I still have what was originally my mother's NES.

My favorite memories are playing Super Mario Bros. 3 with her and watching her play the original Legend of Zelda. We never beat SMB3, but she did beat Zelda. I probably wouldn't be a gamer if not for her.

I have a lot of favorite games for the system, but they're mostly the popular and obvious choices. My lesser known choice is Jackal. Excellent co-op fun.

I didn't have a PS1 growing up (I was an N64 kid), but I had friends and family who did. My favorite game for the system was probably Soul Reaver or Blood Omen; I got really into the Legacy of Kain series in high school. I loved the dark atmosphere and Shakespearean dialogue.

I do have one now, but it's packed away. I have a backwards compatible PS3, so I can use it whenever I get the hankering to play a PS1 game.

My favorite PS1 memory was probably playing some wrestling game at a friend's house. I created a wrestler that was so badass that he "made Goldberg look like a sissy in panties and boots" according to my friend. That kid was the son of one of my dad's friends and we stopped going over there not long after that. I found out later that the kid had died in a car accident. He was a cool dude, and I'll always miss him.

Amazing how many people watched this episode and failed to grasp its extremely blunt message: this is a nuanced issue.

Didn't have one, but I desperately wanted it for Panzer Dragoon Orta and Crimson Skies. If I had the space for it, I would get one for my retro game room.

Poll lacks nuance. Also, arguing that "people who went through male puberty shouldn't be allowed to compete in women's sports" is actually just an argument supporting hormone blockers and HRT for teenagers.

I didn't have a Genesis growing up. I do have one now, but it has a short in the power cord. Easy fix, but it's just at the bottom of my priority list. I also have one of those atgames consoles, but it has absolutely garbage sound quality.

My favorite game that I've played is probably Beyond Oasis. Wish I had a way to play it now.