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Yeah that's why I said it is not "uncomfortably" fan servicey. 

The documentary and book series seems really interesting. I do have some issues with the production values from what I see in the trailer, but the subject is fascinating and worth a look. 

You just cost me money cause I read this and remembered I'd like to buy Destroy All Humans! remake. 

I own God of War III and God of War 2018 and neither really grabbed me ... but I wonder if I played from the beginning if I'd have a deeper appreciation. 

I do like claymation. 

Love me some Jackbox games. 

For your birthday, you get a fighting game with all your favorite female warriors that's really cute, has tight controls, and not uncomfortably fan servicey. Think that chibi style KOF game you reviewed for the Neo Geo handheld but any fighters you want. 

I watched a documentary all about the guy who made this and them digging the game up in New Mexico to prove the legend true and it was weirdly inspiring. He seemed to move on from it ok. 

Reese's Pieces are some of my least favorite candies but Reese's cups are some of my most favorite. 

Man, that third wheel shit is hard. I know the feeling, man. 

I need to listen to more Robert Johnson. Oddly relaxing. I should also finish watching that RJ documentary. 

I need to play the original DMC games some time. I love what I've played of DmC. 

Definitely prefer seeing where encounters will be on the map. 

I'm still being safe and students are allowed to come in (with masks and socially distanced) physically or via livestream in all classes. 

Cary's review mentioned the difficulty if you think that's a bad thing about NES games but I personally find the Mega Man games way harder and he says he can beat those, to tomato tomahto I suppose. For me, yes, it is all the good of 8-bit games with very little of the bad. 

The good thing about Celeste is it's really short and wherever you are when you die is pretty much the exact spot you return to; but yeah it gets frustrating.