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It looks a lot like other recent 8 bit titles (n++, niddhog) but more fun to me and damn that's cool music.

I remember wanting to play Red Steel when it came out but I had no wii and it received average reviews.

I have RE4 HD on Steam, but I have to lower the frame rate so it runs. I might just find the GCN version.

Rythm Heaven has a DS title right? I might look for that.

I remember renting Rygar on PS2 and got stuck. I had no idea there was an NES game until that remake came out.

I meant where is all the good music in 2017? I was saying I see political turmoil today, but nowhere near the same amount of memorable music.

The most I've known a friend to do is dress his cat Taters (her Christian name) as Santa in winter. She's feral, yet doesn't seem to mind TGAT, likely cause id's warm.

I had one or two Star Wars books as a kid, but mostly cause they caught my eye in the books and magazines sections while I searched for EGM. 

Btw, all I could get out of my roommate was "south Maine."

What's your favorite anime of all time? Would you be able to list at least your top 10? (QA question).

And this looks like anther wacky premise getting serious. God bless anime. Thanks, Buddha!

Id's also what many seem to consider the best Lego game and I can see why.

Yeah. Too bad she's also a serial killer.

Horizon might be my only $60 physical game this year, like Arkham Knight was fur me in 2015. TLG took me about 10 hours, maybe less. You should be good there. Get ready for some gorgeous animation, decent but repetitive puzzles, and satisfying but clumsy platforming due to iffy controls at times. Loved that game despite its flaws.

I'm the same way often times, though I do understand having fluff conversations to make you more likeable ... But being a waiter taught me that, not college. 

Honestly, for me, college was just a challenge to get through more than anything. I've always learned more by just researching things I'm interested in than I have from class requirements. Working for Residence Life in undergrad made me more introverted than anything. Grad school was more about being willing to work an insane amount than it was being smart. My professor job is showing me I still really need to work on time management and organizational skills.

I'm also learning that I take English writing skills for granted, cause when my students write things that make NO sense and are grammatically awful, I have a hard time pointing out specifically why.

College is really what you make of it. We tell our students all the time they need to be doing more than we give them, cause what we give them is partly based on how long/big a project we can realistically get graded in a reasonable time frame.