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That makes sense. No one wants a documentary when they're wanting to watch Die Hard.

I was 8-9 when Pokemon became a craze stateside (assuming it released 98/99 like I'm thinking it did) and I honestly preferred the card game and TV show to the actual GameBoy game, though I did like the music and presentation of it. 

Transistor is a PS+ freebie I played when I first got my PS4, but never really went back to. It's gonna be way more up your alley though, so I hope you enjoy. 

That's a neat gift for your mom/Taco Belle. 

I'm actually interested in Shin Godzilla for the reasons you didn't like it. I don't really care about the shlocky Godzilla movies that are just about monster fighting, so I'd be interested in them going back to the political allegory that Gojira/the original was meant to be. 

Then again, I guess it could be like Godzilla 2014 and be way too slow in the middle and then finally come to an epic conclusion at the end, but in a way that makes me only care about the ending cause the rest is just SO SLOW. 

Maybe I'll just watch the original Godzilla instead and see if I like that as much as I think I might. 

I'm definitely an outlier on JRPGs. I feel like they passed me by completely in my youth and everyone else has super fond memories of their superlong adventures with them.

A little bit of everything that is not a turn-based RPG or RTS game, though I can appreciate some of the simpler turn-based games like Paper Mario and Pokemon and there's a real-time strategy minigame in Yakuza 6 and Kiwami 2 I like ok ... because you can just max out stats and cheese the shit out of it. 

It was a weird question based on the existence of a Facebook page my friend told me about called Catholics Against Seedless Watermelons. 

As someone who grew up Catholic and am now where you are, I was confused at first, but I think it's a troll page playing on the Catholic opposition to contraception. 

So what games you like?

Fair enough. What are your thoughts on seedless watermelons and the Catholic church?

That should be a seedless enough question. 

Most of the games on the SNES are games I have some kind of nostalgia for (SMW, MMX, DKC, SSFII:T, etc.) or games I've always heard of but never got to play until now (SCIV, SG&G, SoM, SPO, etc.) or games I wasn't fond of as a kid but want to revisit (Earthbound), so yes. I bought it to play it, not just for nostalgia. I'll let you sort out all those abbreviations. 

I'm very much looking forward to fewer decisions about what games I can have on my PS4 at any given time. 

Fair enough. I guess I don't remember him ever making me laugh out loud either, to be honest. He's vanilla enough that I don't find him offensive though. The comedians I don't like tend to have huge egos and make everything about them ... they tend to be more "Internet personality" than comedian. 

I hate when a game you're enjoying grinds to a hault because of one specific puzzle.

I just looked through my PS4's "purchased" library and, after whittling it down to only games I have actually paid money for (no PS+, no demos, although I kept the one freebie The Adventures of Captain Spirit in there, since it's a Life is Strange 2  prequel and kind of its own thing), I have ~100 fewer games in that category than the system initially told me.

I am only downloading the games I wish to play right meow onto my hard drive. I find my choices easier when I base them on "what do I want to play RIGHT NOW?"