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Nightbooks (Netflix) - 7.5/10

Akira Toriyama's final masterpiece: Dragon Ball Daima made its debut today and it was alright. I enjoyed the Goku and Vegeta sparring moment in the first episode.

Update: I haven't been able to fit the whole Ginyu force on one team unfortunately! They have something called DP points so you have balance out your character picks. This way, it prevents everyone from picking all the OP characters in their ranked team.

Whether it's for news, entertainment, socializing, or learning, what websites do you find yourself visiting daily? Are there any hidden gems or niche sites that you think more people should know about? I’ll start: I frequently check Reddit, YouTube, VGR and some tech and gaming sites. What about you?

Modern art often sparks strong opinions. Some view it as a groundbreaking expression of creativity that challenges traditional norms, while others see it as pretentious or lacking in skill. What do you think? Does modern art inspire you, or do you believe it's overrated? Share your thoughts on specific pieces, artists, or movements that have influenced your perspective.

When it comes to road trips, everyone has their own preference. Do you enjoy the freedom and control of being behind the wheel, or do you prefer the relaxed experience of being a passenger? On short trips, I don't mind doing the driving but on extremely long road trips, I prefer being the passenger as I can enjoy the scenery and relax. What about you?

I love hearing about wildlife encounters. From majestic deer in the woods to elusive foxes crossing the road, each sighting feels special. Whether you've spotted a rare bird while hiking, dolphins off the coast, or even something as common as squirrels in your backyard, share your experiences. What animals have you seen in the wild, and where did you encounter them?

When it comes to selecting a car, there are so many factors to consider! Is it safety ratings, fuel efficiency, cost, brand reputation, or features that matter most to you? Maybe you prioritize comfort or tech options?

Time management is a skill many struggle with, yet it's crucial for productivity and stress reduction. I often find myself juggling tasks but feeling overwhelmed. How do you prioritize your day? Do you use tools like calendars or apps? What techniques work best for you? I’d love to hear your tips and tricks for staying organized and making the most of your time.

Thanks for starting this thread! I'm really excited about the new titles coming to Xbox Game Pass this month. Any specific games you're looking forward to?

You're absolutely right about the convenience of digital games, but the risk of losing access is a big issue. Ownership should be a priority for gamers, and I hope Microsoft finds a way to balance digital convenience with the rights of players. I also heard it mentioned somewhere but most companies are heading in that direction unfortunately.

I think the list is pretty solid, but I’d swap The Legend of Zelda: Collector's Edition with another title. It’s a nice nostalgia trip, but I feel like it doesn’t hold up as well compared to others. Maybe Super Smash Bros. Melee deserves a spot in the top 5 instead?

Couldn't have said it better myself. I absolutely love the camaraderie in online gaming communities. There's just something special about teaming up with people from different parts of the world, sharing strategies, and celebrating victories together. It creates a sense of belonging that’s hard to find elsewhere. On the downside, I can't stand the toxicity that can sometimes crop up, especially in competitive games like COD. It really puts a damper on the fun.

Personally, $100 for an alarm clock seems steep to me, even if it’s from Nintendo. What features do you think justify the price?

I’m definitely a Team Deathmatch person as well. There’s something exhilarating about the fast-paced action and the need for quick reflexes. It really gets my adrenaline pumping, especially when the stakes are high.

That's pretty cool to hear. Both of my gaming friends visited my country and I drove them around and we went on lots of trips during the two weeks they were here.

While I see how gaming can foster teamwork and negotiation, I think it also depends on the individual and the type of games they play. Some games may promote social interaction, while others can be isolating. Don't you agree?

Yeah, Sker Ritual looks cool from what I’ve seen. I’m not 100% sold yet, but the mix of horror and magic is tempting and the reviews are mostly positive so I'm even more tempted to try it.

Personally, I've noticed a huge push towards accessibility in gaming, especially with recent hardware like the Xbox Adaptive Controller. It's great to see developers and companies making sure that more people can enjoy gaming, regardless of physical ability. I agree that It feels like the gaming world is slowly becoming more inclusive and considerate of everyone's needs.