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You did yourself a favor. Everyone can worship who they want as long as it doesn't put a strain on the relationship. If it is, then it's best not to go any further.

Okay - thanks for the recommendation. I'll check it out.

Neither did I. Well, I'm lying - I did know about SNES game but the others I wasn't aware of. Wouldn't it be funny if Nintendo brought this series back for whatever reason?

I haven't gotten it for my PS5 as yet but the game seems to be doing very well. Of course the game is popular, have you not seen the physics, lol. First in a while I've seen a gaming dev give so much fanservice in-game.

I'm liking the look of this game and the cell-shaded graphics look very dark and gloomy adding to the terrifying atmosphere the game is trying to portray. I think I might just pick this up.

I remember Tenchu as well and I used to play it on the PS1. This is somewhat of a tricky because on one hand, Tenchu has a relatively large fanbase. However, would most people be interested in a Tenchu game right now?

So they acquired a company that creates board games? I'm not sure why Nintendo wanted to acquire that game studio in the first place.

Tried my hand at Minecraft with friends today and although I still don't like it all that much, some of the mods were crazy to say the least.

Exorcist II - The Heretic (1977) - 8/10

If you could bring one deceased musician back to life to continue making music, who would it be and why?

Have you ever experienced the frustration of having a song you absolutely despise get stuck in your head? How do you deal with it? Do you try to replace it with another tune, or do you have any tricks to shake it loose?

Have you ever been part of a choir? Whether it was in school, church, or a community group, I'd love to hear about your experiences! What inspired you to join? What was your favorite piece to perform?

Vinyl records have made a nostalgic comeback in recent years. Whether it's the crackle of a needle or the warmth of analog sound, vinyl offers a unique listening experience. Do you own any vinyl records? If so, what's in your collection?

Do any of you regularly follow music charts, like Billboard or Spotify's Top 50? Whether it's for discovering new hits or just out of curiosity, I'm interested in knowing if keeping tabs on these charts is still a thing for music enthusiasts. And if you do, what draws you to it?

When I want to relax, This is one of my favorite songs that my mom listens to all the time and I've loved it since I was a kid:

Have you ever stopped to consider the objects or technologies that are omnipresent in our lives, yet remain practically invisible to our awareness? What comes to mind when you think about something you encounter regularly but rarely notice?

Have you ever felt the itch to delve into the realm of coding and create your own application or program? Whether it's a mobile app to streamline your daily tasks, a game that sparks joy, or software to solve a specific problem, what ideas have crossed your mind?

In the rapidly evolving landscape of tech, we often get caught up in the hype of the latest innovations. But what are some so-called 'new' technologies that actually have roots in the past? Whether it's a revived concept or an underappreciated invention, what tech advancements are more of a renaissance than a revolution?