
And once again, my completely different tastes from so many on this site are confirmed. lol
Where are all the mindless action arcade games, maaaaaannnn?
And once again, my completely different tastes from so many on this site are confirmed. lol
Where are all the mindless action arcade games, maaaaaannnn?
I don't remember all the penis jokes in GotG 2? But I saw it once when it came out, then again on July 4 with family, and I'm not surprised you liked the ending. lol
I think Wonder Woman's origin story was WWII, but I don't really know either. I just loved the strong characters, great message, and overall depth compared to the garbage that was Batman v. Superman.
Rifftrax would be fun with some friends. I don't ever know when or if they're playing near me. I doubt the Nac theater gets them.
I had roughly the same reaction to Moana you did to Cars 3: extremely predictable, but incredibly gorgeous. I've never been into the Cars movies, so I didn't see it.
I don't really know about servebots, but Minions are definitely a love/hate thing for many. I just like them though. I liked the first two Despicable Mes abd Minions movie, but I just wasn't interested in this new one.
I can definitely tell the difference between LotR and Hobbit movies, but I saw the first two Pirates and thought they were just "ok," so you could probably fool me with which one is which.
I want to see a Transfromers in theaters because I can't stand them on DVD (SSOOOOO LOOOOONNNNG), but maybe the theater would make the action worth it.
Homecoming was good, but I feel you on Spider-man. This is his third theatrical iteration, and I still think they've all got their ups and downs but aren't my favorite. Amazing Spider-Man 2 is actually my favorite of all of them, but everyone else hates it. lol
War for the Planet of the Apes and Atomic Blonde are the 2 I still want to see in theaters.
I saw Baby Driver and Dunkirk as well, but I imagine those aren't really your thing.
A short game would be lovely. I don't believe I will ever finish Horizon Zero Dawn. lol
LEPROUS's lead singer vaguely reminds me of SOAD. Their sound does a little bit too, tbh. I dug the acoustic guitar parts to the Intra Venus song. I was skimming these, so I wasn't a fan of the heavy vocals part, but I never really have liked that style of scream. I'm not into the Tyler the Creator track for the same reason: I just can't get into his voice.
I was listening to all of Slipknot and Stone Sour's discographies while I played Mortal Kombat XL. Good times. Except for Stone Sour's self-titled. I liked the singles from that one, but otherwise it just all kind of blandly ran together.
I would also like to lose wight again and have a Game Grumps tee. Peanut butter out the jar is damn tempting though. The weekend birthday party (someone else's) that was just had in NOLA was not helpful.
I want to start listening to all the hit songs since my birth in 1990. Too bad there won't be as many sea changes during my lifetime in terms of music.
I just finished beating Mortal Kombat XL with all characters in Arcade mode, not all of them oday (probably around 5 left when I started), and yeah; games need to stop being a time suck. Then I got Yakuza 0 from Gamefly, and I think I'll end my subscription once August 5th rolls around. Well, 4th cause Friday.
Pacific Rim was fun. I saw it once in theaters, and was upset by some obnoxious teens behind me. The gold-obsessed Ron Perlman character was my favorite.
I still need to see Atomic Blonde and War for the Planet of the Apes.
Dunkirk was good, but I wish it spent more time fleshing out its characters, or just stuck with the people on the boat more often. It was great filmmaking, but I just couldn't attach myself to anything emotionally beyond a very basic, "I'm rooting for them to complete the rescue mission."
Is it a 3DS title?
1991 is Super Mario World. I have fond memories of TMNT at home and Lemmings (PC) when I had to stay home after school while my mom played free-of-charge IT help (she was the computer teacher), but come on. It's not even close. And this is coming from someone who would have chosen SF II: Turbo had it been released the same year.
Hell, for anyone that forgot to make their Chrono Crossing pick, just assume it's Super Mario World, I say.