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I was watching the 1960 Fellini film La Dolce Vita the other day and came across a classic line from the Super Mario Bros. games. Just coincidence? Who knows. Do you?

I forgot to mention three other games I've played in the last few weeks, F1 '22, Star Wars Squadrons and Screamride.

Wed/Thurs is my weekend right now, so that's when I do most of my gaming. This is what I did this week. 

I grabbed all the rest of the Outlaw Nation comics in the bargain bin to see what other game ads might be found. There were a good number of them. Here are the 1-pagers.

My friend and I started playing this a month or so ago and haven't stopped since. Let's see the evolution of my Necromancer over time as I acquired new gear. 

Oh boy, this one was a tear jerker for me as they told the backstory of Rocket Raccoon's harrowing past as a laboratory animal. Otherwise, it was enjoyable.

I almost missed this because I wrote the wrong release date down, but a co-worker set me straight and I dashed out to see it before it was out of the theaters. I'd say I liked it mostly, but there was something that just seemed flat about the performances and story to me. It was a sight to behold though, I'll give it that. 

This is what I picked up last time I was at Classic Game Junkies. I'm also including an item I saw there but didn't buy. 

I saved the 2-page ads for this blog. There were a lot of them. 2-page ads are always super cool. I love finding them. 

I found a few of these print ads one day, and then I hit the motherload with a comic called Outlaw Nation. This comic had five or more video game ads per issue. I photographed them all to share here.