TDIRunner

I'm guessing @DoctorEncore

In their defense, Nintendo only discovered the internet about 3 years ago. I think they are still figuring it out.

How did you all do this year? Based on some that I've seen on Facebook, I hardly played at all. I'm pretty sure these stats don't include my kids play time because I'm sure they have me beat.

Breath of the Wild 2 is up there for me as well. Also, the sequel to Horizon Zero Dawn. Maybe they can be released at the same time again.

They also make special blades for those types of cuts. It's not just the particle board, but the laminate that they put over it that likes to chip with the wrong blade. Regardless, it looks good. Those shelves look like they belong in that room.

This January will be six years since I pre-ordered/funded Justice Beaver. It's not quite the same situation as Paprium because they have been pretty open about updates, so I do feel that I will receive something eventually. It's just taking years and years longer than they originally planned. I can honestly say that I'm not upset about the situation, but it's a primary example why I never crowdfund games anymore.

One suggestion if you are going this route. Find something thing that can slide in between the top and bottom row (like cardboard or something). This can act and a mini shelf, and if you pull out a game from the bottom, the games from the top won't fall down. It might not help if you pull out a bunch of games all at once, but if you only pull out one or two it should work.

The DAC sold by Analogue is the only one I'm familiar with, but I know it doesn't check off every item on your list.

I love this idea. I'm in too. I'll try to get a list together this week. Edit: This will be my official list. One of my goals was to keep my list short, but realistic. Part 1 is a list of games I've never played before other than maybe the first 10 minutes or so. All of these are games that I've always wanted to play but for whatever reason, never got around to. Resident Evil 3 (will play the PS1 version on original hardware) Tomb Raider III (will play the PS1 version on original hardware) Super Mario RPG (will play on original hardware) Okami (I plan to play the HD version on PS4) Part 2 is a list is games that I've played before, possibly as far as 80%, but I've never finished. I love all of these games, but for whatever reason, something came up that caused me to stop playing, and enough time passed that I didn't want to pick it back up in the middle of a long session. My plan is to start each of these games from the beginning. The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past (will play SNES version on original hardware) Journey (will play PS3 version on original hardware) Axiom Verge (will play PS4 version on original hardware) Not sure on the order yet. I will decide that as I go. And I will update this list throughout the year with my progress. Wish me luck.

In before the "no talent ass clown" jokes.

Easy 10 for me. One of my favorites of all time. The first time I watched it was by accident. I was pretty young (probably too young to watch it) and my parents had a copy. I put it in thinking it was something else (I have no idea anymore what I thought I was going to watch), but I ended up watching the entire thing and I loved it. It has never gotten old for me. I still love it to this day.

Be careful with those Christmas lights.

It's a tough call for me because I completely respect the impact the game has had on the industry, but personally, I have never been able to get into the game. I enjoy it when I play it, but I cannot play past more than about 2 screens before I'm tired of the game and done with it. I voted for Bioshock next week because I love that game and I just happen to be playing through it again right now (HD Collection on Switch). I would love to discuss that one.

Forgive me if this has already been discussed, but years ago I kept my games on deep shelves like those and since space was also an issue for me at the time, I went two games deep. However, I didn't want to keep the games in the back hidden by the games in the front, so I made smaller shelves that lifted the games up about half way. So the game in the front are completely visible, and the game in the back are about half visible. It may or may not be ideal, but it's another option. Here is an OLD picture as an example.

I don' think it's blasphemous to do that, but I also don't really care for the look. If space is an issue and you are using regular bookcases with deep shelves, it will certainly allow you to store more games. I assume you will need to purchase extra shelves, but that probably isn't a big deal. I suppose when it's all said and done, it might not look that bad. It will probably look better once all of your games are setup that way. I would be very curious to see a picture of the final product.

True Lies is pretty good. I watched that one fairly recently and I thought it still held up well today.

For the longest time, I only knew of him from the memes. I knew he was some kind of celebrity, but it was years before I knew he was a music artist. I know of at least one song that I sort of enjoy and I might listen to if it was on the radio, but I don't think I would ever voluntarily choose to listen to his music.

Just ordered. I figured it would be good to have a souvenir to help remember this year.

Same. I definitely need to rewatch it because I'm curious if I would still like it.

Last night I was thinking about Kindergarten Cop, so I came back here to see if anyone else had mentioned it. It's not my favorite, but it's up there. I was pretty young the first time I watched that movie. I was definitely into it for the funny scenes, but it also had just enough violence to scare the crap out of me at age 8.

Last night I was thinking about Kindergarten Cop, so I came back here to see if anyone else had mentioned it. It's not my favorite, but it's up there. I was pretty young the first time I watched that movie. I was definitely into it for the funny scenes, but it also had just enough violence to scare the crap out of me at age 8.

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Well this thread is fantastic. Can't wait for all of the other holiday themed Sages. What do we have planned for Flag Day? Also, don't forget Casimir Pulaski Day.