CastlevaniaNut18

I don't care if they include it if the cost is reasonable. I just stand by my statements that most people don't care as much as they think they do. Also, see my post detailing the definition of clutter I am an outlier when it comes to owning a lot of stuff over all systems in the history of gaming, but it's not clutter, not by definition.

Clutter: noun, a collection of things lying about in an untidy mass By definition, it is not clutter. Thank you, and goodnight

Except it's not clutter

My shelves look beautiful, actually

There will always be a demand for the classics, especially if they're improved in subsequent releases. But I stand by my statement that BC is something people claim they want, but most never use.

Finished Indianapolis last night, now I'm switching to a novel. Gonna start Winter Garden, by Kristin Hannah today. I'm still a sucker for WWII novels.

Gufuess I'll go to Gamestop tomorrow to pre-order the CE. Fuck paying extra shit online and it's not on amazon right now. I haven't even played the first game, but I want this one.

I've heard these things aren't that accurate, so I'll probably never do one. I just go by the names of my ancestors and it's pretty much all English/Welsh/Scottish, so I just go with that.

You pretty much just said what when through my mind, word for word. Scary!

I'm just skeptical that most people really utilize BC a meaningful amount.

Is it really that big a deal for people to keep their old consoles?

My hands get super dry from my job and I use Burt's Beeswax lotion, it really helps. The palms are fine, but it's the backside of my hands that can get super dry to the point of cracking. Though, damn, why'd you let your hands get this bad?

I'm always good for an Arkham game. I've loved them all.

Too many games in my backlog and releasing in the future. I gotta be fairly selective about what I choose to invest my time in.

It wasn't bad, but I don't remember a ton about it except I was kinda glad when I finished it. I think maybe it got too repetitive and the story wasn't terribly interesting. Never got the sequel. I wanna say I got the game from someone here.

I've played through Silent Hill/2/3/4. I tried to play Origins, Homecoming, and Downpour, but they just weren't that special. I miss Silent Hill.

I like the SFC remake of the first two games. That's the version I'll play.

I experienced single digits during Christmas of 2017 and I think that's the coldest. Even my dad wouldn't get out to hunt that morning with temps that cold the wind chill making it feel even colder. We did go out that afternoon, when it warmed up to around 20 and both killed a deer, so it worked out, though when we were still out there after dark and the temps falling back to single digits while trying to field dress and load up two deer. I don't think I could live anywhere where it routinely gets that cold and colder.

Wooo, beat Leon's story on Normal difficulty. Took me about 9.5 hours, but I like to explore as much as I can. I'm gonna take a break and play some Kingdom Hearts for a bit, but I'll play through Claire's scenario soon.

The Chronicles games on Wii were pretty fun.

They're definitely not the same controls as older RE games.

We didn't make it there during our trip to DC. The Smithsonian has so much to offer and it's free. I didn't even make it to every Smithsonian stop I wanted to see.

I haven't finished a mainline FF game since X. I disliked the characters, the story, and the music was mostly mediocre. I hated running in a straight line for the entire game and not having an actual world map to explore. It just sucked. I played quite a bit of XIII, but eventually gave up and will never go back. Never played XII, though I watched my husband when he played through it recently and it seemed okay, but I probably won't ever bother with it. No interest in XV. And I have no desire to play MMOs, though XIV has my favorite song in all of video game music.

RE4 doesn't have tank controls. It doesn't control like modern RE games do, but it's light years beyond the original games. WTF you talking about? My old grip with RE4 was that I couldn't walk and shoot.

I liked RE0 when I played it on Gamecube back in the day. It's definitely not my favorite, but I didn't have any major issues with it. I'll probably replay it on PC at some point, because I bought it for cheap a while back.