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I'm playing Doom 2016 on the Switch, I saw there was a collector edition but it was $100 dollars so I passed on it. Nintendo had a sale and I got all the Doom games (except Eternal) for $20. I didn't even know it existed. It is really fun. I don't like that it's a download since I like to have physical games but it was worth $20 to re-buy games I already own in other systems. Anyway... It's fun. FYI, if you collect physical games, DON'T buy the new Doom: Dark Ages physical edition, it is just a downloader on a disk, you won't be able to play it unless you have Internet or in 10 years when the servers are not working anymore. Bye
May 25, 2025
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My boyfriend bought a used Switch off of marketplace from a random kid in Orange, Connecticut, and it came with a ton of games, including this. It's a stupid amount of fun and the game narrator constantly spits Marvel movie style comedy, which really sweetens the abject horror of it all.
There's one particular ghost character which we call "The Freaky Spectre" because he's got his tongue out. Anyways I'm sure this is a game you can get from a Five Below bin, so you should buy it.
Apr 6, 2025
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Echoing what's already been said. Here are some specific recs and why:
SWITCH OLED—get this if you like Nintendo games, party games, and having friends over to play games. Yes, "Switch 2" is likely to be announced later this year or early next year, but there is always something "better" around the corner. Get what you want to play now. The Switch OLED will have a good resell value if you decide to upgrade when the next console drops.
PLAYSTATION 5 W/ DISC PLAYER—get this if you want to play Big Games with Big Graphics and/or if you want to play online multiplayer. The disc player is good for buying physical games that you can resell, but I like it because it's also a 4K Blu-ray player so I can also watch my movies that I own on disc.
STEAM DECK OLED—get this if you want PC gaming without building/buy an expensive PC. You won't be able to play the latest and greatest Big Games with Big Graphics but you'll have nearly full access to the wild and weird world of indie games. You'll be able to sample the most with this one. The Steam Deck is mostly a handheld, but you can plug it into a bigger screen or tv easily.
I linked to places to buy new, but buying used is absolutely an option!
Aug 1, 2024
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If you wanna play games like Mario, Pokémon, Kirby, or The Legend of Zelda, or if you enjoy multiplayer games with people in the same room, the Nintendo Switch is the choice. However, keep in mind that the Switch 2 is expected to be announced between now and April 2025. This means the price of the original Switch will likely drop, making it a good time to upgrade from the Lite (and there may be backward compatibility, so waiting could be beneficial)
But if you're looking for games with high-end graphics, big adventures, and more online multiplayer options, etc, and you don't mind missing out on Nintendo titles, I recommend choosing a PlayStation over an Xbox because their exclusives are better imo. However, Xbox consoles tend to be cheaper. If you have the option, get the disc version of either console so you can sell your games once you’re done with them. With digital games, you only purchase a license and don’t technically own them (which is something I feel strongly about lol)
Aug 1, 2024
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I was 27 when I did, You are ok, do the things you need to go in that direction, but don't be hard on yourself, it will happen when you are ready. Enjoy the time with your family (if you like them) because when you are on your own you may miss it. Good luck.
May 25, 2025
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I love Paul Rudd and Tim Robinson is really a comedy genius so when I heard about this movie I was excited. I saw it yesterday with maybe 15 people, scattered in a small theater late in the afternoon in a multiplex packed with people there to see Lilo and Stitch and Karate Kid.
It was such a good movie, fans of "I Think You Should Leave" will enjoy the uncomfortable awkwardness of it. It was dark at times, but it had some really funny parts, some of the story was surrealist at times which I enjoyed, there were some really visually interesting shots and the music/soundtrack was good.
When it was over, me and my girlfriend were discussing what we just watched and it made me think about trying to make friends as an older person and how hard it is to try and seem cool or interesting to someone else that you are just getting to know. We talked about the mistakes of our youth and how we are all awkward and lack self awareness at times. Sometimes we are just performing, putting an exaggerated version our "best self" on display in hopes of companionship, acceptance, love, to feel like being part of a tribe or family, when we should be more humble and just let it come out organically. We should show our true self in the beginning, not feeling embarrassed or feel shame about our passions, they are what make us who we are. And if people don't like it, or judge you, they are not for you, and that is ok. Everyone is not for everybody. Be true to yourself and you will find your people, even if it takes longer than you want it to.
Anyway, the movie was good, like what I said above, it might not be for everyone, but give it a chance and you might like it.
Bye
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The song is really nice, it's very chill and haunting. I really like the video, it is stop motion claymation and has a cool premise
https://youtu.be/-nC5TBv3sfU?si=e5u9Tz1mASXukxIk
May 25, 2025