Metroid Prime is finished and it still feels like the best title from six years in the future fell through a time warp. I swear Retro had wizards on their payroll back then to create this masterpiece. Now to find all of the items.
Metroid Prime is finished and it still feels like the best title from six years in the future fell through a time warp. I swear Retro had wizards on their payroll back then to create this masterpiece. Now to find all of the items.
Really looking forward to playing this. Eventually.
I've been playing ranked matches in Splatoon3 lately and have been easily raising my level. Currently on the cusp of level A+ and competition is finally starting to get heathed with no more easy wins. In fact, I just lost 5 matches in a row. Now I always tell my kids how it's more important to play a good game than to win, and that losing helps build character. But in Splatoon3, losing a lot is just fucking infuriating.
Now I always tell my kids how it's more important to play a good game than to win, and that losing helps build character. But in Splatoon3, losing a lot is just fucking infuriating.
It became an ongoing joke in my household about how losing in Splatoon would make me lose my temper like nothing else. I eventually made peace with the fact that I was at best an average player, but that's a large part of the reason I didn't spend quite as much with Splatoon 2 and I still don't have 3. My family just does not support me in my failures. Bunch of toxic people here I tell you.
It became an ongoing joke in my household about how losing in Splatoon would make me lose my temper like nothing else. I eventually made peace with the fact that I was at best an average player, but that's a large part of the reason I didn't spend quite as much with Splatoon 2 and I still don't have 3. My family just does not support me in my failures. Bunch of toxic people here I tell you.
There's only one route any selfrespecting gamer could take from here. Teabag your family when they're down.
But no, it's not a thing. By lack of voicechat it's the only way to get on your opponent's nerves, by constantly diving in and out of the ink, but luckily nobody does it. I think I've seen it happen twice in all of my time playing Splatoon3.
It became an ongoing joke in my household about how losing in Splatoon would make me lose my temper like nothing else. I eventually made peace with the fact that I was at best an average player, but that's a large part of the reason I didn't spend quite as much with Splatoon 2 and I still don't have 3. My family just does not support me in my failures. Bunch of toxic people here I tell you.
There's only one route any selfrespecting gamer could take from here. Teabag your family when they're down.
Bugging me all week I could not log in to the site. But Now I know my password.
Successfully hacked the Retron 77 (Atari 2600). Very happy with that.
Yeah so now I have EVERY game ever released for the Atari 2600. It was relatively easy, but did involves buying a SD/USB convertor, but besides that following a step by step Youtube video and I was done in an afternoon. It allows full curation, so you can make your own folders to narrow down the games you are likely to play. Very practical. But like with any of these tech/ PC adventures it is more about the hunt than the kill Solving the problem is always more enjoyable than consuming the fruits, at least to me.
Bugging me all week I could not log in to the site. But Now I know my password.
Successfully hacked the Retron 77 (Atari 2600). Very happy with that.
Metroid Prime is finished and it still feels like the best title from six years in the future fell through a time warp. I swear Retro had wizards on their payroll back then to create this masterpiece. Now to find all of the items.
Really looking forward to playing this. Eventually.
I've been playing ranked matches in Splatoon3 lately and have been easily raising my level. Currently on the cusp of level A+ and competition is finally starting to get heathed with no more easy wins. In fact, I just lost 5 matches in a row. Now I always tell my kids how it's more important to play a good game than to win, and that losing helps build character. But in Splatoon3, losing a lot is just fucking infuriating.
It became an ongoing joke in my household about how losing in Splatoon would make me lose my temper like nothing else. I eventually made peace with the fact that I was at best an average player, but that's a large part of the reason I didn't spend quite as much with Splatoon 2 and I still don't have 3. My family just does not support me in my failures. Bunch of toxic people here I tell you.
There's only one route any selfrespecting gamer could take from here. Teabag your family when they're down.
I wasn't talking about doing it IN Splatoon
But no, it's not a thing. By lack of voicechat it's the only way to get on your opponent's nerves, by constantly diving in and out of the ink, but luckily nobody does it. I think I've seen it happen twice in all of my time playing Splatoon3.
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He's looked like a senile old man my whole life.
Ozzy is the best thing that will ever be associated to the PSVR2.
Yup. Me too.
lol
Yeah so now I have EVERY game ever released for the Atari 2600. It was relatively easy, but did involves buying a SD/USB convertor, but besides that following a step by step Youtube video and I was done in an afternoon. It allows full curation, so you can make your own folders to narrow down the games you are likely to play. Very practical. But like with any of these tech/ PC adventures it is more about the hunt than the kill
Solving the problem is always more enjoyable than consuming the fruits, at least to me.
I think (and I am serious) that qualifies as elder abuse.
It's not an Xbox ad.
So uncouth!
Thankfully, I wasn't born with any of that pesky couth nonsense.