this sounds like the kind of program that would bundled with a toolbar for Internet Explorer and maybe some free emojis if you know what I mean

More than that I think they deserve some help actually improving their lives. No one deserves to need to rely on alcohol to get them through the day.

I'm pretty sure you'll only have that issue if you're seeding torrents, since that's technically distribution. Companies typically won't bother wasting legal resources going after the people just downloading or viewing pirated content since targeting the distributors is *far* more lucrative.

"Shoot Into the Wild Blue Again After the Coins Are Gone"

The one time I ate there our server ran around wildly, leaving food and drinks in odd places before taking both mine and another tables' order on the same frame. It went dark for a bit, then the restaurant had somehow become an art center and everyone had dinosaur themed coloring books. 3.5/5 stars

Basically one player is driving a car, but they can't see over the dashboard so the other player has to give them directions from the back seat. I really recommend at least checking out the free demo, it's probably the best couple of afternoons I've had with a friend in a long while.

I haven't seen people talking about it much yet, but Backseat Drivers is one that came out recently and it's fuckin' great! Plus you only need one paid copy per pair of players (and it's great even with only 2 people).

I've seen a lot of indie games offer multiple font options, but even then it's usually just a choice between an aesthic matching pixelated font or a smoother normal one. I'm pretty sure there are 100% free dyslexia friendly fonts out there, so there's really not much of an excuse for most devs.

Neither of those are games I'm beating in just one month, so for just the two of them I'd easily be spending less overall by waiting for a sale. Besides, I'm not too keen on giving Microsoft any of my money regardless.

personally, I can't afford to buy most of these games at launch, and although I'm very interested in hearing your takes on them I'd much rather play them for myself first.

Doing a video about a brand new game before most people would have a chance to play it themselves is a good way to keep a lot of those people from watching right away, especially for games where the story is a main draw and with a video that primarily dives into the details of said story.

*N64 version of

That looks a lot like an N64 my preferred fighting game controller, though I imagine these work well for most of the non-fighting games on that console too