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Yeah, it is :)

It's Lego Lord of the Rings. I don't know if they fixed The Hobbit, I don't have that one.

Re: R & C: When I hear things like that, it makes me glad I am a hoarder of my old consoles. You could always try the Ratchet reboot, but it wasn't nearly as good as the original games.

Oh, yes! And already watched! Thanks for looking out for my Dragonquest obsession. Cary, feel free to keep the suggestions coming. A lot of stuff on my Netflix (and other streaming services) is pretty dark and depressing, so it's good to have your suggestions to lighten the mood, and frequently, due to Netflix's terrible algorithms, I don't see some tings that I would enjoy.

I still hate the hoverbike races and the spaceship bits, but I love everything else about the game.

I have that in my Netflix queue. Along with more things than I think I will ever have time to catch up on. I still haven't watched the third season of The Dragon Prince yet.

Maine used to have a caucus instead of a primary, so I never bothered with enrolling in a party. Luckily, since they switched to a primary, they allow unenrolled voters like me to enroll in a party at the polls. Glad that's over and done with.

The only Lego game I played on 3DS was Lego City Undercover: The Chase Begins. It was fun and I wish I hadn't given it to my nephew now.

Cary, I usually do check out GamerDad to see what you're playing . I don't comment, but I do read.

And there is a lot to be said for boring.

So maybe you'd like to get some little Ranger a Switch so they can experience the sublimeness of DQXI all over again?

Steam frequently has the first two on sale. I actually played them out of order, as I didn't realize that The Longest Journey was a sequel, and then found out I could only play the first one on PC, which I couldn't have done at the time anyway. Both of those are more or less point-and-click adventures, but with really deep stories. Chapters is still point-and-click, but there are branches in the story depending on some of the choices you make in the game.

The key to navigating around The Witness is to find the boat. I found it completely by accident, by the way.

So far, I liked Arkham Asylum better than Arkham City, but still like both of them. Yeah, I suck at driving elements in these kinds of games, so I have a feeling of trepidation about the Batmobile stuff.