There seems to be a basic misunderstanding here.Rights are not given or taken away,they are a contract.In exchange for those rights being extended you agree to follow the rules and laws. Should a governing body be found in default of upholding these rights the contract and YOUR obligations are void

POV me trying to post all day

I could see @nepitandi.bsky.social getting in trouble at work for this one

When i got my n64 this came with it and i had trouble making heads or tales of progression but i enjoyed it a lot regardless of those frustrations but it has sat in my backlog for a while because of those conflicting factors. I think once i have a place to hook up my n64 ill give it another go.

Not just the ones with free upgrades it would seem if Xenoblade X is anything to go by.Also I believe the Switch 2 version of splintered fate had an issue where it consistently crashed on the final boss. So yes,if there’s a switch 1 version grab that and do the upgrade

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Some PC players have such a hard on contempt and hatred of console gaming and one thing that recent American politics has taught me is to never underestimate the power of spite in regards to overriding all concepts of sanity,rationality,and sensibility.

And now i need to look that up so i know how it works ahead of finally playing it

It was only later i discovered info about the “morality” system in the game.

Fun side note i raised money in game by kicking a can into shops one day i noticed megaman was a deep black color and panicked something had gone wrong with either the game or my television(one if my siblings had left a previous one in a black screen overnight and caused burn in that darkened it)

I can’t speak for quest as it never looked appealing (and the play through vids haven’t changed my mind), but after quickly dismissing it for what it isn’t,a megaman game, legends won me over with what it was,a competent 3rd person shooter with fun characters,story,and setting.Bring it back capcom!!

I believe the master quest disc was a preorder bonus for windwaker and the other GameCube zelda collection was a subscription reward for Nintendo Power magazine.

I don’t believe that one had master quest though. I’d have to check them. Either way both are essential haves for any Zelda fan with a GameCube’s library

For me it started as a way to cope with loneliness and then over decades as i got past that it evolved first into a way to connect with others,then to cope with burnout and more recently a way to block out the constant anxieties brought on by those running my country

acting outside of your own personal character consistently goes against your idea of self this is true for most neurotypicals it may also be true for your particular neurodivergence

Its weird how just because its a hobby to them it must be for everyone else and they need to stamp out any notion to the contrary

Its one of those oddballs,I saw it in theaters and wasn’t completely enamored with it and was even disappointed it wasn’t what i was expecting.Though upon rewatching it later i gained a begrudging appreciation that grew into genuine enjoyment.Except the hokey ending that still makes me roll my eyes

More specifically its the stupid called spite

Thats just story, making the combat a mixture of command based and button combos ruled by individual movement points made it so that even random encounters didn’t quickly devolve into the standard eye rolling “not this crap again!” moments.

Because you’re handling it wrong. ICE agents want a god mode session of COD in real life. So we go suicide squad escape from LA on them and use some lethal agent to make them compliant and ship them to Ukraine. We put the ceo’s and investors of for profit prisons into their own for profit prisons

I was less enamored with doom eternals switch from a more boomer-shooter evolution to a game of gauge balancing(use this weapon to refill gauge x,y,z) while frantically moving about the level.Additionally changing a b-movie sci-fi story to a more warhammer-esque lore heavy one didn’t help my opinion

(2/2)would gaming have gotten as big as it has if that were the case. Perhaps the naysayers should consider the possibility that gaming and its popularity are more a product of the worlds problems and is helping to mitigate the burnout that would prevent people from fixing it.

(1/2)Im hoping they don’t mind the repost,but dude hits it out of the park here. Now,i admit i was initially thinking of adding devils advocate here about how escapism can be dangerous,but that made me think, if our world was more equitable more accessible would we need to escape as much and..

Wow, that was quick. Must have either been just leftovers or the bot ninjas are now cued up for memory for reselling(very likely)

Henry, if i remember, is a photographer the photos are from silent hill and other locations he’s been to. The main connection to the town is the antagonist who had connections to/was a member of the cult and seeks to use their rituals to resurrect his “mother”.

An image from a movie that should be watched by everyone in America

Thats the way to play it.

Yup and a spike to the 80’s by nighttime apparently.