So here's a game series I have long heard of, but never thought I would be into:




Its a long standing series that started on PS2, but man its fun.

I only picked it up because ive been nabbing cheap Vita games before they become ultra expensive (the deader the console, the more they are usually worth). And this was a launch title exclusive.

Really decent game. The goal is to roll shit up in a ball to get it as big as you can, or as the level demands. So sorta like rolling a big snow ball. But you roll everything from household items, to later levels where you are rolling up cites. My fav level was starting in a park being not much smaller than a person, and ending with rolling across mountains haha. Really awesome level design, which is where i think the game most shines.

Very short tho, over and out in 5 ish hours. But the idea is in the replayability and beating your old score on levels plus collecting all the bonus stuff.

Switch just got a shiny new port of the first game, now called Katamari Damacy: Reroll. Thinking of picking it up, but it seems to be no longer than what I just played and they want 30$. Also the original game had bad tank controls. There is a free demo and you are stuck with these controls. So bad. I hear there is a 'simple' control set that makes it more modern (hopefully twin stick like the Vita version) but I cannot confirm this in my googling.

Either way, go by an expensive dead Vita and then a copy of this game (currently 7$ on sale digital) or buy the Switch version and pray the simple controls float your boat.

Lemony Snicket Wrote:Like handshakes, house pets, and raw carrots, many things are preferable when not slippery, and the least preferable slippery thing is a slope, which is why I implore you to look away.

Hello,

I bought this game because I read one steam review. It said that there are lots of intermingling systems which play off of each other. In addition, it was made by Klei, who made Don't Starve. I never really got into Don't Starve, but I saw the level of quality with which it was made, and decided to give Oxygen Not Included a shot. The game is still in pretty early access, but jeez or mighty I think it's pretty neat.

The game plays as a mix of don't starve and Rimworld. You need to juggle myriad resources, needs, and threats, all of which come with an awesome amount of detail.

So the Taco and I talked movies we had watched recently and both said we haven't seen a lot, even over the coarse of the year. This lead into what shows we are watching, and again, not many.

This moved into shit Jargonion watches and recommends. If theres one thing that can be said about Jargonion, it's that hes rarely off the mark with anything he recommends you to watch. Most of my all time fav shows/movies come from him showing me first.

So this lead to the movie Fargo, as Ive been meaning to sit down and watch it for ages, and by extension the show which Jargon swears by and has wanted Taco and myself to watch.

So we've decided to both watch at the same time, starting with the movie, and then write about it on the forum.


So Taco, when do we line up the movie? It is on my Plex if needed. Then we can move onto the series.

Please join me in wishing RedmondG the best for the future.

Happy new year! Let us say thanks to those who make the forum great.

Forum aint dead till you stop posting. THATS HOW DEAD SHIT WORKS.

GOSH.

holy fury more like horny furries

I feel really good posting on this forum.
It's like a form of charity, right?









You could say, A forum of charity.

it reads like a webpage it's real strange. you open up sprites and objects in new tabs it's crazy

While I'm all in favour of euthanasia I think that people that was to die should put their money where their mouths are and commit highly memorable suicides and leave a very clearly written note to push the agenda forward

I mean, I get that it's scary but jumping off a large bridge into a fast moving truck is probably a more dignified death than any IV injection in a subdued clinic