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?"
I hear ya. Look on the bright side, you're getting a lot out of the games you do have and you have that money in your pocket.
Why do you not like Paul Rudd? I don't really have feelings about him one way or another.
Kid Chameleon sounds more interesting than I would have thought.
Yeah, I got the impression that game was pretty customizable, just figuring out how I want to customize it still.
I might get Spyro for Christmas; I was asking Nick if I could review that one until I learned someone else had dibs. Soul Calibur VI is another potential Christmas gift for me. PSVR is one of those things I'd love to have, but don't know how much there is I'd actually ewant to play on it. I'll have to look up Astro Bot/Moss. Mega Man 11's demo was harder for me than other Mega Mans I've played, so I kinda gave up on it.
The SNES Mini has the best library of any Classic console for my tastes. I might get a NES Mini too. If the Playstation Classic had a better library, I might consider it.
I do want to play DuckTales Remastered eventually, but there's usually something more expensive I want.
I know people have heard the science behind it, I just posted that link as a reminder/conversation piece.
I'm just overwhelmed with all the shit that's out there and the fact I'll never be able to get to it all makes me a little ... anxious isn't the right word, but the Paradox of Choice definitely gets to me. I like knowing I'll be able to finish something and focusing on that one thing, and that tends to mean I seek out media that's more condensed.
For context, I listen to podcasts when I'm scrolling social media feeds, so I might feel differently if I was actually doing something like commuting or running. I listen in chunks partly cause I just can't sit that long.
I hate those Target and Wal Mart special albums and learning later on there's a deluxe edition I could have gotten online instead of buying in-store. I can see why collectors like it, but as someone who still prefers buying CDs to digital, it's not like I can just add those songs as DLC.
By the way, I thought those headphones were kitchen appliances at first glance. lol I need my eyes checked.
I hate weird glitches like that, that punish you for doing something you should probably be able to do (re: L.A. Noire).
Strawberry Milk forever.
Call it ninja radio and I'm on board!
