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I know nobody will believe me but I genuinely enjoy Last Christmas by Wham. I used to hate it but it grew on me similarly to Never Gonna Give You Up.
I know nobody will believe me but I genuinely enjoy Last Christmas by Wham. I used to hate it but it grew on me similarly to Never Gonna Give You Up.
I’ll agree that Community hasn’t had a single good episode in the last 8 years, but before that it was great.
Did… did they advertise their game by bragging about the amount of money they spent on advertising?
I’ll take you back there, but I’ve only ever travelled through time once, so safety is not guaranteed.
As far as single-player games are concerned, I realized I have a sweet-spot of ~100 hours when I get somewhat tired of it, and ~150 hours when I’m just done. I don’t know anything about the story of Xenoblade 3 after the snow area because I crossed that threshold and just stopped paying attention. I just wanted it to be over. I had just played the Live A Live remake before that and I realized how much I miss the pacing of classic RPGs.
On the other hand, I’m closing in on 500 hours in Monster Hunter Rise. I have no problem casually grinding out games that aren’t a long-term story-commitment.
More subtle than the Third Age video game that just teleports you up there to fight the damn thing. Just stab it a bunch until its health runs out, I’m sure that’s how it works.