Alyxx

Either Duke Nukem 1 or Doom. BlackThorne as well.

Taking him on in a public forum is not the way to go about it, believe me...

Dude... harsh. I understand you don't like him but acting like this is just gonna get you in trouble...

Toby Fox Daniel Remar Lord British

Games.

I mentioned it in my review after all...

It was garbage to begin with in all honesty. Game isn't fun in public.

I was diagnosed with aspergers as a child. I've since done two re-evaluations, one when I was around 18 and another more recently. Both concluded I do not have aspergers but that I possibly have traits. We often went camping together or on family trips to the family cabin. It was fun.

Mass Effect Andromeda

It's comfy.

Saving grace though is that it's extremely easy to hack.

Yeah looking at how Sony botched the PS Classic I'm holding my breath until it's out.

Gaming chair. ADX brand.

Depends on the game. Some games are locked behind Steam's DRM, some you can just flatout burn to a CD-R like a lot of older games for instance. I would say you still own a game even on a service like Steam though.

Surprised it's not designed by AtGames. Guess it remains to be seen how good the emulation is but this better be on par with the SNES Mini and NES Mini...

This is indeed a fascinating question given how many video game worlds are inspired by real life designs. The aesthetics of Rapture and Columbia are in no doubt inspired by the designs of the 40's and 50's. Same with Fallout and Grim Fandango, which both heavily utilize an Art Deco style. Personally I've always loved the aesthetics of Curse of Monkey Island and the whole Caribbean theme. I would love to live on Plunder Island which happens to be the first place you visit in the game. Something about it just feels really inviting and I could probably find some way to get into the Brimstone Beach Club. But on the topic of which game I wish I could remodel RL after, it would probably be Grim Fandango. The art deco style mixed with Mexican folk lore just feels so unique and appealing. If the afterlife actually looks like that, dying doesn't seem like such a bad thing and it's easy to see why a lot of souls simply wanna stay there.

Getting a prolapse in my lower back again a month ago.

Hell yeah.

Well thanks for saying my music is bad.

Being able to resell a game is not a measure of owning it though. That's just a measure of owning it physically.

Which is flat out wrong. You pay for the game, you download it, install it, and it's stored on your hard drive...

https://store.steampowered.com/bundle/5040/MegaRace_Pack/ Extremely good deal on some classic FMV racing games. Lance Boyle is a riot and the gameplay is pretty fun too.

Most reviews are subjective which means you will always have to take a review as OPINION, not FACT. By definition a review is just someone retelling their experience with something and informing consumers about any possible difficulties they could expect. That's it. It's still up to the customer and reviewer what they subjectively think of the game and that is usually what the review is mostly about. User reviews are almost always 100% opinion though, as most users are not very interested in being objective.

Too late.