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My friend studied to be a librarian at one point, but she works at a university now and I'm not sure if it was in the library. 

The one where Miles was mute? So far I've only posted glitches. lol 

PSOne Mini sounds interesting, but I haven't seen its library yet.

Last of Us is the one game I'd have had an opinion on, so I got nothin'.

I messed the hell up while in Vegas in terms of what food we ate, cause one buffet in the casino we stayed in was good, but the other two restaurants we found on the strip were bleh and lacked flavor. That Bachanni Buffet photo looks worlds different than my experience. 

I finally bought this off Amazon for some friends who kept wanting it to play Donkey Kong and now I think they might have wanted Donkey Kong Jr. and I'm not sure what else they'd be interested in, but oh well. It was finally $60, which was what I was willing to pay and they kept talking about it with me, so they're gettin' it. lol

I bought the SNES Mini for myself shortly before that and I love that, and I'm loving it so far. 

I am surprised NES Mini doesn't have the original Double Dragon or Contra. 

I like the new Spider-Man game, but don't expect much of anything new if you played older titles like Spider-Man 2, aside from some new Arkham-like stealth mechanics. I take issue with people comparing the combat to Arkham, cause a lot of core ideas (if not necessarily execution) in Arkham combat were in Spider-Man 2 already. 

It's fun enough though, and easy to play for long sessions. I'm at 85% completion without really trying.

Sorry your summer was stressful. I've been playing Spider-Man and SNES Mini after finishing the most recent Yakuza. Looking forward to playing Tomb Raider and Life is Strange when my wants budget comes back from behind.

I've never bought games without a console before. Nothing really to say about it, just wondering how many people do this. I guess it happened with a lot of people who bought BotW before getting a Switch. I remember there being more of that Zelda sold than Switch consoles. 

I played a bit of Yoshi's Island on SNES Mini last week and I do love the arts styles of Yoshi games in general. I always liked the pop-up book aesthetic in Yoshi's Story. 

Spidey is ok/solid for me so far, about on par with other Spidey games but with better presentation.

I still remember seeing a student outside the student center of the college I went to flipping off a poster for Godzilla (2014) and thinking, "These Nostalgia Critic types on YouTube are making certain people do some pretty weird shit," cause it looked like something one of those characters might do. I mean, I thought the movie was a bit of a slog, except the very beginning and very end, but no one was even around him while he was doing this and he even went back to the sign and did the same thing again. Nothing nefarious about it, just ... odd. 

There's Gran Turismo Sport and Driveclub as far as exclusives, but Need for Speed (2015) is definitely more my speed (and available on the system; bought it on PS+).