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John Wick needs his own game and I want another Burnout. 

I don't know if I agree with you that it's better than SMW, but it's certainly more creative both visually and gameplay-wise. 

I've always loved the game's aesthetic. 

The Tetris thing sounds interesting, but I always think with these books I'll end up already knowing what happened and/or just reading stuff I could find on the Internet. Let me know if I'm wrong. 

We definitely need to start preserving old video games though. 

I have that fear in epic, continuous games like Zelda where there are actual puzzles I need to remember controls for. Action games where every button is a different version of shoot or stab like DmC, not so much.

I think I know the Bioshock twist but still want to experience the game. 

I once compared my guilt over having not the best semester teaching to the guilt a character who accidentally killed a woman in Orange is the New Black.

So I totally get the hyperbolic reaction to perceived failure. All I can say is I got better and the initial traction had zero value, cause all it did was make me feel bad. I could have just said, "I made a mistake" and move on with my life like a normal person, but no! Wishful thinking! 

Now I'm comparing myself to a Better Call Saul character. Parasocial relationships are weird. 

Hang in there, Mario. ... Fuck, man. Hang in there.

I did not ... It was exactly what the original batch of trailers promised and a waste of $12. I would have preferred the original design so at least I'd think it is an INTERESTING bad movie. 

I've won none of them either. 

I couldn't figure out why I kept getting bear hugged by the Canadian guy, so I quit. Just like wheh this happens in real life. 

I really want to play Untitled Goose Game.

Hated; past tense. I just never really liked JRPGs and got stuck very early on as a kid. It was frustrating at the time. lol