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I was looking forward to Supacell as it sounded promising and from what I've seen, it hasn't really disappointed. The story is a bit cliche but the acting has been pretty good and the choreography in terms of action scenes has been above average.

I've started watching Supacell on Netflix. It's a British superhero series in which five ordinary people from London suddenly develop superpowers and are being hunted by a secret organization that wants to control that power. It's good so far but I'm only on Episode 3 as of now.

As a kid, I hated losing too but I eventually grew out of it. You just have to remind yourself it's a game and you win some and you lose some.

I live in a country that's like an oven in the summer. Usually, I have to have on the AC and fan to keep myself cool and when I'm going out, I make sure to carry lots of water to keep myself hydrated.

When I used to eat ham, I also had sliced ham in mine.

Exactly. I know of and knew people who have generational wealth and they're absolutely miserable. Two of them committed suicide some time ago.

Trust me. There are quite a few people I've seen recommend this abomination of a sandwich combination - I also think it's disgusting.

My favorite version is strawberry and buttermilk. I've not made it in about 3 or 4 years but I'll probably make some at Halloween.

For the life of me, I just can't figure out why I'd rather do almost anything else than get on Pogo Stick. It's probably the time where I saw a friend tried to pull off a stunt on it only for the handlebar to hit him in the nuts. For a couple of days, he sounded like he'd been castrated and had a hard time closing his legs.

I loved that year of gaming because I got introduced to so many classics as mentioned above, particularly, Metal Gear Solid, Resident Evil 2, Gran Turismo, Ocarina Of Time and Half-Life. Fallout 2, Tenchu, Crash Bandicoot Warped, Tomb Raider 3 and Unreal also came out 1998. However my choice would be 2004 - you had games like San Andreas, Half-Life 2, Burnout 3: Takedown, Fable, Ninja Gaiden, Tony Hawk's Underground and MGS3: Snake Eater.

The only part I might not like about it is if there isn't an option to turn it off or the tips keep popping up every second. Now that's annoying.

My choices for this were Okami for the Nintendo Gamecube and Viewtiful Joe for the Gamecube as well. Both had very unique art styles that were very vibrant in color..

Metal Gear Solid GTA Vice City/Liberty City/San Andreas Castlevania: Symphony Of The Night 007 Goldeneye Mario Bros (NES) Donkey Kong Country (SNES) Mortal Kombat Trilogy Twisted Metal Armored Core Devil May Cry

It happens to me during very stressful events in my life such as when my grandpa passed away last year. Throughout that whole ordeal, I never really had the desire to play any games.

Nope. And that has to do with my horrible luck when betting. I can only name one or two instances where I've actually won lots of money while gambling.

Mortal Kombat Trilogy Age of the Empires II (Original) Castlevania: Aria Of Sorrow Castlevania: Symphony Of The Night Zoids Legacy

Played some For Honor with my gaming buddies and we won every round. It got to a point where we were taking turns soloing this one team because we defeated them really easily.

Fighting with my family (2019) - 9/10