3DS is a great system to collect for. The games are still relatively cheap. And if you hack your system, cartridge games can be backed up to the SD card. It is perfect for me and my daughter. I get to collect carts. She gets to play games. And I don't have to worry about her losing them.

I'm in that statistic. Bought a good Pseries Vizio 55" in 2016. After a few years individual led backlights went out. I tore it apart and swapped the strips around and swapped the driver boards around. Nothing fixed it. 2 months ago the tv completely died. Guess the PSU or control board failed.

I want to watch these behind the scene videos sooooo bad. But I'm waiting to play the game first. It may be a while.

I started my only run 24 years ago. Made it to the area beneath the ice and never finished. Started watching a playthrough recently just to relearn the story and try to finish the game.

Wait, who stored their disks upside down? How are you supposed to know what files or apps are on them?

At 4 hours long, it's going to take me a few days to get through this episode lol.

Maybe the Time Rift Arcade: timeriftarcade.com
It's ran by The 8-bit guy and his Brother youtube.com/@the8bitguy

You bought the rights to Tekzilla and are making Roger, Patrick, Robert, Veronica, and everyone else move to the same city to produce/film it.

They're just jealous of Banana Ball

I enjoyed the key moments in the remake that are taken from the original and expanded upon. What I didn't care for was the filler. The stuff with Jessie was okay, but I felt the train graveyard and road tunnel before Wall Market were examples of some of the worst filler.

Loved the music though.

I saw someone post saying they send a message to all their contacts saying "have a great weekend". Anyone who responds with "who is this?" gets purged.
I should do that some day. Don't think I'll ever talk to those people from a college English 102 group project (in 2005)