JamesRobot

Pretty good for an RPG. I'd go as far as to say that I even like it. 7

The last episode infiltrating the Imperial outpost was righteous. Great theme, comedy, and relentless action. I just about forgot it was the baby Yoda show until my daughter mentioned that we didnt even see him at the end of the show. Can't believe we just have one episode left.

Nice lama!

I had a lot of good times hanging out with @Richardhead playing 360 and constantly whoopin his ass at Fight Night. Tons of good games, Live Arcade, and the best modern controller. Despite all its flaws, 360 is the 2nd greatest console of all time behind the Nintendo. Had to knock it down to a 9 due to the RRD and the fact that it's near impossible for me to transfer all of my digital assets to my third 360.

Watched Lethal Weapon last night.

Aren't you obligated to like the Pretenders?

Dr. Mario can suck it.

NES please and thank you. I don't really collect for anything else.

I'm in the same boat. I catch it every few years or so. Certainly not a staple.

What happened to Coreys month?

I got a sealed Redline if you're interested. Very prestigious.

Wrapping presents, drankin beers and watching Die Hard as we speak!

Yeah they're really bringing it this season.

^ Love it!

Hahaha. He wasn't so bad. It was entertaining for the most part. And he was handing out sealed autographed Atwoods for a minute. Got me a MagMax.

Gotta come back to this one. I am still not really playing it, but in light of the last season and now the current season, I have to admit that Fortnite is actually pretty cool. Last season focused on Marvel characters and had a pretty neat storyline involving Galactus. And the new season is is all about the Mandalorian. I can definitely see why my kid likes it. If I was 10 it would likely be my favorite current game. I'd probably upgrade my vote from a 4 to a 5 at this point. I'd like to get @ChickenTendas' or @Makar's take on the recent seasons. It also recently dawned on me that "Fortnite" is more of a play on words reflecting the fort building aspect of the game rather than just a misspelling of fortnight for trademark purposes.

I don't disagree about the impact of Sonic's debut, though not to the degree of Mario. Still, Sonic was the prototypical 90s video game mascot. But the discussion is more about personal enjoyment rather than industry impact. I've spent more time with Sonic 2. Also, I don't think the argument that Sonic 2 is just Sonic 1 with DLC really sticks. It's not the same game with merely expanded content or different modes. All the levels, boss battles, and even some mechanics are totally new. Not to mention additional importance placed on collecting the chaos emeralds. Super Sonic FTW! I would say the step from Sonic 1 to 2 is more analogous to the step from Megaman 2 to 3 (or even 4). It's essentially the same engine and graphics but new levels, bosses, and added mechanics.

Ralphie from A Christmas Story in the style of the upcoming Cyberpunk 2077. Although Casual went a little light on the Cyberpunk elements. "You'll shoot your eye out, kid!"

It's not DOOM or Wolfenstein but it was the pinnacle of realistic shooters when it was released. At the time, Call of Duty had always been strictly a WWII setting. And it was pretty damn good. But by the time CoD 3 came out, I was sick and fucking tired of shitty early/mid 20th century weaponry. Enter Modern Warfare. It was exactly what I asked for. Finally, some good fucking weapons with tight controls on a modern HD console. Holy shit. Then the franchise went back to to WWII with World at War. Seriously? Except it was better than all other CoDs up until that point because it had the motherfucking flamethrower. Anyways, Modern Warfare is an 8 and World at War is a 9. Modern Warfare 2 was the last game of the franchise that I played.