rabo1621

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Nope!
Two GOATs, observed in the wild
"Almost Christmas" means it wasn't Christmas!
My top 5 PS5 games this year by play time: College Football 26, Balatro, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, Silent Hill f, Blue Prince.
genuinely what
YouTube 2025 Recap deemed me “Most likely to quote obscure anime lines while watching sports highlights.”
Area man has no life
366 distinct days visited
A Nintendo Power issue detailing Zelda II, as well as the introduction of a new recurring feature called “Pak Watch,” which is crazy cause this was like 1987, so W brave time traveler???
This man is juggling ping pong balls with his mouth, yes, but can we talk about the fact that he’s doing it to FINAL FANTASY X BOSS MUSIC???????
I got 100% boba again.
Just had a Balatro run with three polychrome Yoricks, a Blueprint and a Brainstorm. It was pretty good!
I had a 100% chance of getting boba tea today.
Ace attorney Phoenix Wright saying “‘Almost Christmas’ means it wasn’t Christmas!”
Kazuma Kiryu is extremely popular.
Balatro said “Playing a flush sets money to $0” and I said “Bet.”
Trombone Champ is on sale, so I'ma get it.
I streamed some too.
6,186 hours works out to 257 3/4 full days, so we're already off to a great start.
My top songs this year were Joe Hendry’s entrance theme, a 13 1/2 minute multiple-movement plot recap rock opera from Alan Wake II, two sadboi folk songs from the mid-to-late 2000s and a song off the Disco Elysium soundtrack.
The Super Solver
Mr. Darcy, pining
The September 2001 issue of Electronic Gaming Monthly was where I first discovered — and promptly fell in love with — Final Fantasy X, well before I ever even had a chance to play it. Technically, FFX wasn't even the first Final Fantasy game I ever played. I can still remember going to the Toys "R" Us on Route 17 with my mom in late 2001, bewildered that I couldn't find it on the shelves, only for the store clerk to inform me that not only was it not available for my PlayStation 1, it wasn't even available at all since it wouldn't come out for another couple months. Resigned, I instead picked up a copy of Final Fantasy IX. And then waited. Fast-forward a few months and we had purchased a new PS2, partially funded by my brother having sold the majority of our N64 games. With a little assistance from our babysitter who was required to "yeah-yeah" the cashier regarding ESRB Ratings, we picked up Grand Theft Auto III and Final Fantasy X. Right out of the gate, this game was special. It was different. The graphics were unlike anything I had ever seen in a video game, and I'd seen some pretty good video games. The game play felt radically different from FFIX, which came as a bit of a relief as I hadn't really taken to the Active Time Battle system. But most importantly, it took its audience seriously. The story immediately hooked me in, and the voice acting made each character feel so much realer, more tangible and with greater depth than my adolescent brain was able to derive from the scrolling text in games prior. Sinspawn Gui kicked my ass harder than any game had since one of the challenges in Diddy Kong Racing. I got brick-walled by Seymour Flux so hard that I legit put the game down for a month, only to emerge triumphant on my first try back. The ending deeply affected me, even though I had gotten impatient and downloaded the FMV on Limewire. I recently went back and checked my PS2 save file. 300+ hours, and I didn't even have a single Celestial Weapon. Love.
I would like to explain this, but the instructions were clear.
Cloud looking none too pleased
I voted.
"Get to know my game taste. For every like, I will post one game I love."