CastlevaniaNut18

They always do?

Yeah, I’m just ready for new GPUs to release. I don’t need a PS5 right off the bat, I just want a moderate PC upgrade.

It’s been seven years, give us a new game instead of releasing it again for the third generation. I know it’ll sell, but a new one would sell even more.

No, not really. More of a side story or midpoint.

They were standalone games. You didn't need the base game to play them.

Be nice if they’d release it as a stand-alone instead of making me buy the game again on PS5.

I saw that last night, lol’d at work.

That is the ugliest thing I've ever seen. It's like what 2005 thought the future would be. Dunno if I'm there Day One. Spider-Man is a sure thing. I'm kinda over GTA V. I played it twice already and I don't think I care to push myself through another round. Maybe if the expansion were separate, I might go for that. Ratchet looks good and if I can convince myself I'll actually play the series this time, I'll get it. Horizon looks pretty, but I really should play the first game. Resident Evil VIII looks amazing, but that's a PC get for me. Otherwise, eh. I'll definitely get it at some point, though I cringe at that thing on my entertainment center.

That is fucking ugly, lol

That looks cool, but I should probably get around to unwrapping the first game and playing it.

Well, I'm hyped for RE8. On PC, of course.

wtf was that furry shit?

That is still one ugly controller.

I bought the remake during a crazy Best Buy sale last year and it's still unopened. Come to think of it, I haven't opened any of the four games I bought during that sale...

Did PS4 even get a Ratchet game aside from that remake? I want to get into this series, but I've never really given it the time.

GT looks incredibly boring.

I'm up for more Spider-Man, especially with Miles.

Jesus christ, the game is 7 years old.

Started my next novel, Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine by Gaily Honeyman. A few pages in and I was already laughing.

I really can't recommend Chernow's book enough.

https://www.theatlantic.com/national/archive/2012/03/the-anti-semitism-of-ulysses-s-grant/254607/

you should read Ron Chernow's biography of Grant. Fantastic.

Actually, I wouldn't mind a green one. Dunno how I missed that!

Also sent you a white mountain bike. I thought I had other colors, but I guess that was the only one. Huh.

I'd like the ironwood low table and sandy beach flooring, please.