TSA Agents are miserable enough as is. Let’s make their feet hurt too, that’ll improve the experience for everyone

You can still sneak in booze. I bring my water bottle in every time I go to the theater and they never check what’s inside it

My three usual reasons in order of most to least common:

• I remember the actor’s name and not the character
• I’m describing the movie to someone else and they don’t know the character
• I’m intentionally disrespecting the movie in my description implying it’s not worth my effort to learn their names

The Secret World of Peter Parker

A guess is they do it for psychological reasons on calorie counts. They know people will justify up to some amount of calories and the sauces round up

In terms of difficulty it goes:

Master Quest (N64)>Master Quest (3DS)>Original (N64)>Original (3DS)

Master Quest is mechanically more difficult with additions to some fights and changes to the items. The 3DS versions are easier than N64 primarily because they modernize the controls in a way that involves less fucking around with menus but also some quality of life improvements (namely the iron boots)

As to how much of the Original vs Master Quest will be in the new game? Hard to say. I would expect that the new game keeps the core dungeons and temples but within them expands the scope while also adding more mini games and probably a few new areas and side quests. Assuming it follows a normal Nintendo remake pattern

I like it but I have a lot of nostalgia attached to it. I imagine given the average demographic of this website you’d find it relatable, but the humor might be a little 2010s internet dated for current tastes

This old YouTube series: VGHS

There is nothing crazy about this. Plenty of movies rerun the previous ones to hype up the new one and make more money. Avatar, Mission: Impossible, Dune, Mean Girls (which had actually been brought back to theaters multiple times) and Beetlejuice all did it too. It’s also in the same year they had a movie make 2 billion dollars, of course they want to continue the momentum. Finally, people want this, there’s a lot of hype for this

Basically the plot of Crash (1996)

Well the airforce did build a PS3 supercomputer

Dropout is one I have no issues paying for too

My work was matching donations at one point and Wikipedia was an option so I donated $50 + $50 of corpo money to Wikipedia at one point. They’ve never stopped asking me for more

I read that trilogy a few years ago. The stakes really ratchet up after the first book. I have heard the 2nd trilogy is pretty good but I haven’t been compelled to check it out myself

Currently reading: Children of Strife by Adrian Tchaikovsky (Children of Time #4). I really enjoyed books 1 and 2 in the series but found 3 to be a bit messy. This so far feels like a return to form and I’m enjoying it much more. The mantis shrimp seem to be an addition to stick to the older framework but I’ll reserve judgment once I’ve seen more from the one character we’ve met

Just finished: Murder by Memory by Olivia Waite. An interesting little premise that blazes through so fast that you don’t really get to examine the scenery or dive into any ideas. It’s not bad, but if it’s aiming to be a cozy mystery the rapid pace seems discordant

This one sees a lot of use lately (Fight Club):

A good Hell Yeah! is frequently warranted (Harley Quinn):

Of course surprised Pikachu is a classic but recently I like this remix:

And this is for when people invite me to make questionable decisions (Rick & Morty):

Seconding Lumines. One of the few puzzles games that captures the feel of Tetris while still being it’s own thing

Not that I’m encouraging drinking problems but this helped keep my weight in check in covid lock downs: Get Drunk, Not Fat