I’m 40 and I’d rather play a video game than watch a movie.

Techreport is another one I used to read all the time, but it got bought out and is a shambling corpse of it’s former self.

Ooh Night in the Woods was good.

Gregg rulz ok

My plan too in October 2025.

I wish my Windows work machine wouldn’t boot. Everything worked fine for us. :-(

We just watched it last year and I can’t believe I missed it the first go round. We were blown away.

That whole arc made me sad.

So I played it for a while several years ago and kinda got bored with it. I got to the bottom of the mine and had married one of the characters, and my farm (such as it was) was mostly automated so not much to do there. I know there are a bunch of story moments but I got tired of wandering around randomly trying to meet the conditions to trigger them. I wanted it to happen organically without looking it up. I just felt like I ran out of things to do and there was no point to keep playing.

At the same time, I want to play it on my Steam Deck because I did enjoy what I did play!

Islets. First Metroidvania I’ve ever tried and I love it.

I keep meaning to pick this one up! I’ve got so many games on my wishlist and so little money lol.

Always wild to me that this is Del from TCaP.

Ace Combat 7. Never played one before and loving the just-right arcade feel of the controls.

This. I’ve been at my job for a year as a remote out of state employee. All of the sudden, they decided we needed weekly team meetings and virtual team building when we had none before. My job is not collaborative, everyone on the team has a different role and most things can be handled over email/teams. I like my coworkers, but we’ve been working great together without all this crap. Even my manager doesn’t like it but it’s being forced on her from higher up, half the time she doesn’t have anything to share at the team meeting that couldn’t have been a one sentence email.

Edit to add: oh and these weekly team meetings have cameras on required, when before any of the few meetings we had never required this. Seems like one of the higher up read some article about ‘building virtual teams’ and went to town without actually stopping to think whether it fits.