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Personally, it's 100% sprouted Rye bread because it's very good for making sandwiches and burgers. I'm always making chicken burgers or sandwiches so it's my favorite.

I loved it in the manga and the animation team knocked it out of the park for the anime.

Code 8 - 8/10

Started playing some Elden Ring again and was trying to come up with a unique build idea.

You don't say? I mean, it's ridiculously expensive - what were Sony expecting? Besides, VR gaming still hasn't caught on with the masses so VR headsets aren't going to be in demand as most games still don't utilize the technology.

I agree - why couldn't they have made a 3D game and add lots of interesting elements like Mario 64 for instance? Imagine it as a 3D platformer with Felix morphing that magic bag into items that help him solve certain puzzles or fight bosses?

I wonder what the Umbrella corporation has done this time? No seriously, what else could Capcom add to the Resident Evil story to make it fresh instead of the same old organization behind EVERYTHING? Resident Evil is starting to remind me of the Simpsons and not in a good way either.

Same - I despise people waking me up for pretty trivial stuff. At one point, I used to have a female roommate and it was a headache because my girlfriend at the time thought something was going on between the both of us. One day, I got so irritated I just dumped my gf and took up my stuff and just left - stayed with my mother for about 2 months until I found a spot. I'd never do it again.

What brand of pancakes do you typically use?

If I'm being honest, I hadn't touched either of these games until Friday. They're both classics and The Witcher 3 in particular is very underrated - I feel like the game doesn't translate some of the lore from the books very well. As a result, when players encounter certain creatures or characters, they're confused about what's going on in-game.

It really depends on the realism of said videogames. I found out certain historical facts about places in Japan playing Ghosts of Tsushima so you can learn quite a bit from playing video games.

Agreed - Trauma is something that needs serious reflection and in some cases professional help to get over.

To be fair, it was the prequel to the original RDR1 so the ending being so open-ended kind of made sense.

Not really - you probably have to challenge yourself in creative ways. Set personal challenges that will push you to experience the game in a whole different way and possibly improve your skills even further in said game.

I used to say I wanted remasters of certain games but the Battlefront remaster has been a disaster. GTA trilogy edition - The only company who has done a great job at remastering their games is Capcom. To be fair, I do like the FF 7 remaster as well.

I can't remember ever doing that. I've only ever abandoned games when its boring or I can't understand what's going on in-game - Death Stranding is the perfect example. The game mechanics were decent but the story is way too complex. I think it's the only game where I still don't understand the basics of the lore.

I think a game that should be added to the list is a game that was about suicide and it used to be on Steam. I just can't remember what the name of it was.

On the topic of GTA 6, we're not sure if it'll be released in 2025. In recent history, Rockstar has a tendency to push back releases by up to a year.