PixlBit

I only ever collected Pokemon and Yu-Gi Oh cards ... and I should probably make sure I know where those are, just in case.

Wasn't this on the Great Gatsby soundtrack? The Leo one? 

Sky Kid sounds fun. 

STAGE SELECT: Mega Man, but it's a ryhtym action platformer a la some of the levels in Rayman Legends, with dance battles against level bosses. Levels will have the rock-style goodness of old games, while bosses will be a bit more dance-oriented, and battles are in the style of Bust-A-Groove or maybe the Haruka gameplay from Yakuza 5. 

Once you reach Wiley's Castle, you will face all of the robots in a Battle Royale wrestling match, until finally Dr. Light comes in to battle Wiley in a guitar duel a la Gitaroo Man. 

Mega Man: Rock Robots will also have DLC tracks and levels from Guns n' Roses, Journey, and The Protomen, to name a few. 

CAGE MATCH: Never played either, but I'd rather try a fast-paced action platformer with great music than a competent-looking Zelda clone, so my vote goes to Journey to Silius. The main character wins the cage match because he has a gun. 

Wingstop is my favorite for wings, but we have some excellent local deals on wings at local businesses here that approach the quality. I pretty much only get garlic parmesan wings. 

But damn, if Domino's is lower than Pizza Hut (not a huge fan; they're ok but lowest on my area's totem pole) on your list, I'm staying away from those.

Yeah, I need to start shutting off waypoint markers.

Our Facebooks are the same to some to degree, but I see way more memes. Meanwhile, Twitter is always finding ways to disappoint me with its negativity but lately it has actually had some pretty good posts and threads (most are happy with The Last Dance, which cuts down on the bickering). 

I don't want to see how white/gold vs. blue black dress gets politicized though. 

And I think I might be in the mood for Need for Speed. I only ever see Heat on sale though. Hmm ...

Or, as I think happens with many lauded pieces of media, people just say they like it cause they think they're supposed to, even if they have never experienced it for themselves or wouldn't actually like it if they did. 

I think there are a lot of games I don't really enjoy all that much but have an easy time getting through and keep playing for that reason. 

In my case, it has more to do with games being too long and overstaying their welcome, or just not being streamlined enough. I know I can ignore all that shit on the map, but doing so messes with me, so I wind up bored going through easy fetch quests. That's more of a me problem than bad game design necessarily, but I do hope games stop focusing SO much on open world trinkets in the near future. Or just don't show me everything on the map so I don't feel the need to get rid of those icons. I realize I can do that, but if I see those things on the map before switching them off I feel like I'm playing the game "wrong." 

Ok, I gotta work on me ...

Anyway, if your game is more than 15 hours, I suspect you padded it out. 

"Where to start in its suckiness?"

"92% of Google users liked this video game."

Hmm ... Maybe Alex Jones has a point about search engines.