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The warnings for triggering epilepsy seizures is so small that it's hardly noticeable in most modern games. Most games do have certain settings to at least mitigate this somewhat but your friends would probably have to find it themselves on some YouTube video or in some forum as most companies don't include something like that in their FAQ.

Honestly, thinking about it, they'd have to come up with a unique game idea for Wario and Waluigi. Otherwise, it'd just viewed as a poor imitation of past Mario games.

The closest I've come to this is doing Shotokan as a kid - I was pretty good at too but I just got bored of it after a while.

Damn - the only thing I've done close to that was Cliff diving. I once wanted to try skydiving but that urge seems to have disappeared with age.

I'm not going to lie - I used to play Cricket as a kid but I absolutely hated it because we were playing for the whole day. I was a very good spin bowler as a kid.

The Constant Gardener - 7/10

DMC 5

Yeah, it's been okay so far - How has your week been?

It's not that - I just haven't had the time to create some of those posts lately. The idea will come to me but I can't get on VGR at the time and by the time I get around to it, I forget nowadays. Maybe I should start writing them down. I must be senile or something - I know I qualify for senior citizen discounts and I can now tell kids that back in my days and call them young whippersnappers.

Which stages do you play? Also, who usually wins those games?

I've never owned one personally. As of now, I don't really have a good enough reason to get one either - the $50 isn't that big of a deal to me but I don't really need it.

With the success of the Switch, they probably won't be going to regular handhelds anytime soon if ever again. They hybrid console that is the Switch has carved out a niche for Nintendo and they'll only get more successful with subsequent releases of Switch successors.

Might as well get the Oled model now - I mean that's what I did and I don't regret it. Nintendo will probably release an upgrade but that's 2-3 years away minimum and it won't be a "Switch Pro", it'll be a total upgrade.

I'd say get the Steam Deck because from what I've read and heard from some of my friends, it's the most polished option right out of the box. Also the cheapest if you can get it at MSRP or close to that.

To be fair, overclocking in modern times isn't as promising as 10 years ago. The gains you get from overclocking is negligent and most people don't overclock their CPUs anymore. As a matter of fact, undervolting seems to be way more popular nowadays.

Perfectly understandable - to be fair, I used to have a 2 monitor setup and I still wouldn't play more than one game at a time just because of how focused I am and don't like shifting it between multiple games.

What do you use to backup your PC - cloud storage or external drives or both?

It depends - buying from companies like CDkeys or Joltfun is recommended because they resell legit keys. On the other hand, G2A is a cesspool and should be avoided at all cost.

I'm guilty of being a digital game collector as I have a lot of games I've still not touched yet. 🤣. Every time I look at my Steam library and say today's the day where I'll play some of the other games, I just procrastinate until I play something else.

Well, in your case I understand and to be fair, even though it's relatively easy to build your own, issues may arise that you wouldn't know how to fix as a novice PC builder.

With how quickly machine learning is progressing, 3-4 years is actually quite plausible. I mean, if you even looked at chatgpt a year ago, it was nowhere near where it is now.