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Mine neither. I've come to hate the scent of cigarette smoke as an adult.

That sounds delicious! I did something like that the other day with some leftover turkey and roast chicken from Christmas and it was delectable.

It’s fascinating to see how these prototypes reveal the development process, especially for games like Half-Life: Blue Shift. The Dreamcast connection makes it even more intriguing - imagine what could’ve been if that version had launched.

What AAA companies need to stop doing is packing their games with all these lootboxes and predatory microtransaction systems. Also the overpaying of CEOs is a big reason why they're struggling to keep employees that can actually create quality games.

I know it's a fantastic indie game but honestly, I couldn't care less about the amount of copies sold.

The Wild West would be a fascinating setting, especially with its blend of lawlessness, duels, and the rise of technology like the telegraph and railroads. Imagine parkouring across frontier towns, stealthily navigating saloons, or a Templar conspiracy tied to Manifest Destiny. That could really shake up the AC formula.

Looks like a whole box of diabetes but I'd get it too!

My 2025 gaming plan is to finally finish a game before buying three more. Wish me luck - my backlog is so long it has a backlog.

Weapons Expert 2 has officially become your game’s final boss, lol. I’m the same way with those ‘catch 50 fish’ or ‘collect all the feathers’ tasks in games. Somehow, they feel harder than taking down an entire gang of outlaws. Maybe the real challenge is just getting motivated.

I used to play lots of sports games like NBA Live, Madden Fifa and PGA Tour but as an adult, I don't play any of these games anymore. And I don't think I'll be touching any of them for the foreseeable future either.

I've never played the Bioshock games despite many people recommending it to me. I think I might give it a go this year.

One game that comes to mind is The Witcher 3. Geralt often takes a 'neutral' stance in conflicts, aiming to avoid political entanglements. While it’s not always labeled as a 'neutral path,' focusing on the personal consequences of your actions rather than taking sides can lead to satisfying outcomes. It feels rewarding because Geralt’s character is more about moral ambiguity than blind allegiance.

Fantastic Four: Rise Of The Silver Surfer - 9/10

And the whole of Cour 3 for Bleach TYBW has come and gone and honestly, what a comeback!

Started modding Kingdom Come: Deliverance the other day and I must say that it's a fantastic game. Also, Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 is supposed to be out or coming out within a few days so I'm looking forward to that as well.

Same to you, mate and Happy 2025 everybody. Let's hope that our alien overlords don't turn up this year.

I always love hearing about the unique bonds people share with their pets. Whether it's hiking with your dog, snuggling with your cat while watching a movie, or teaching your parrot a new trick, tell me about your favorite activity. What’s something you and your pet both enjoy? Any fun or quirky routines that make your time together special?

I recently tried stacking a bunch of sandwiches on top of each other for fun, and it turned out to be a surprisingly satisfying meal. I’m talking about layers of different fillings like sliced turkey, cheese, veggies, and sauces, all piled up. It’s a bit messy, but totally worth it. Have any of you tried making stacked sandwiches before? What’s your favorite combination, or do you have any tips to make it even better?

Pets often have their own way of showing affection, and sometimes that means bringing us "gifts." Whether it’s a random item from around the house, a prized possession, or even something they've hunted outside, these little offerings can be both hilarious and endearing. What’s the strangest or most thoughtful "gift" your pet has ever brought you?