SupremeAC said:

76.  I can't decide if that's considered a good age to go these days or not.  Seems like people in their 70's are still very active now.

What do you guys feel is a good age to go. At what point does 'he was still in his prime' becomes 'he had a good life'?

I think if you are into your late 80's you get the "he had a good life" territory.  My dear mother died prematurely at 80 of cancer, other than that loathesome disease I would not have been surpised if she made it to 115 as she was as active as I am and healthy.

I've always suspected I'd be lucky to get to 83.

Anything with a 7 in front of it seems "too young" to me.

aspro said:

Randy Pitchford keeps Take 2's PR people in active employment with this tone deaf statement (someone delete his social media accounts!)

Worried the impending arrival of $80 games might price you out of your favourite hobby? Well if Borderlands 4 follows suit, Gearbox boss Randy Pitchford has suggested the community should just suck it up and deal with it. "If you're a real fan," he recently told a potential purchaser, "you'll find a way to make it happen."

aspro said:

Ravenprose said:

So I've been playing Phantasy Star 1 (SMS) on Switch during my hour lunch at work the past two days. This is the Sega Ages version with the auto-map and reduced random encounters.



I'm going to chip away at it during lunch for a long while, I think. It's about 15-20 hours long and I've always wanted to complete it, since it's the first RPG I'd ever attempted.

Wait what, "since it's the first RPG I'd ever attempted."?

For the record I beat it on SMS and the second and third on GBA.  Please clap.