I think I heard that Cuphead's enemies change significantly with change in difficulty. I could be wrong.
Oh those floating platforms. I really hate that sort of stuff.
I am trying to ignore the fact that I have two finals to take in the next week. I used to like school until now.
I find your lack of faith disturbing.
Mark and I were playing Halo split/screen a lot. I was always looking to see if he was cheating by looking at my side of the screen (not hard to do even if you're not trying). That was my main interest in getting seperate tvs. Flat screens were just getting under $1k. The last one I got, probably around 2012, was the same size, better resolution but cost me under $200.
I remember getting leftover PCs from my friend's job around that time. We'd hook 'em up and play Doom. I think that's how we got those PCs. I'll have to ask him tomorrow 'cause he'll probably remember.
CRTs. . . I think I switched to flat screens sometime around '04 or so. I'm not breaking my back on one now, even if they do look better for retro gaming. I noticed in Sega Classics Collection that they emulate the curved screen and colors of a CRT if you want it. I like that.
Whoa!
IHop has Grinch pancakes? Oh man, that sounds good. Were they green?
Yea, I probably won't remember much of Justice League. That Wonder Woman movie was better though, I agree. I'm kind of in awe of Gal Gadot.
Thor's Day is just the origin of the word Thursday. I thought I'd do that with the other days of the week too, when it comes up.
I've played just an hour here an hour there of various AC games. I was looking at Odyssey at the library though and almost rented it. Maybe I will one of these weeks.
It looks too much for kids, I guess. I hear the mechanics are interesting though. People at work were talking about it, and I felt left out.
That's right. Lately I've been bringing over action and scifi movies to gaming sessions. I usually avoid anything that's not exceptionally nerdy or outrageous.
Well, Shin Godzilla was interesting for what it seemed to be saying about present day Japan. There's a team of young super nerds who try and figure out Godzilla and also to kind of reestablish an older pre-WWII community spirit. There's a lot of back and forth between older leaders and the new upcoming ones. The inefficiencies of democratic bureaucracy, imposed on Japan by the US, are highlighted.
I'm interested in what the movie had to say, and the more realistic depiction of Godzilla, but it still seemed a bit too long. It's probably because I was expecting shlock for Mark and I to laugh about.
