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My first Steam game on my own account was Unturned, although I really didn't get into Steam and all of that until I bought Sonic CD, Sonic Generations and Garry's Mod during the 2014 Christmas sale.

Steven Universe is my favorite CN show, and is probably my favorite show of all time actually. I love the stories, characters, animation.. well, everything xd. Other than that, I'd also say I really liked We Bare Bears and Chowder. I don't really count Adult Swim as Cartoon Network, but that's allowed in this thread I'll also say Rick and Morty.

Super Mario World, hands down. The game still holds up well to this day, and is my second favorite game of all time.

I eat cereal. I don't actually eat it much for breakfast when I do, but gotta love 'em Lucky Charms and such!1 I actually don't usually eat cereal with milk though, too soggy for my liking. never really got the appeal xd

-I feel like not liking FPS games isn't an unpopular opinion anymore. -Shadow is one of my least favorite Sonic characters. Pretty much everything about him makes him seem like Sega was trying real hard to make a generic "edgy!1" character, from his design to his personality. Not to mention, his game just made that point even more clear. -Most games from the 80's and before don't really interest me that much. There are some I like such as the classic Mario and Mega Man games, but other than that, I feel things didn't really get "great" until the SNES and Genesis era. -Some bad games such as Big Rigs and Superman 64 can actually be fun to play just because of how bad they are xd. -I prefer SSB4 over Melee.

Aside from the glorious PC master race, my favorite console is the SNES. It had so many classics and many of my favorite games like Super Mario World, Yoshi's Island and A Link to the Past that still hold up well to this day.

Undertale. I usually don't care for RPGs, but I loved the combat system, characters, soundtrack and gameplay of this game, and it's pretty much the first game so far that I've played since I've gotten into gaming that's dethroned Super Mario World (even though I still love dat game). tho inb4ogrerated Some of my other favorites aside from those 2 are Freedom Planet, Sonic Generations and Crash Bandicoot: Warped.

Not gonna lie, aside from Return of Harmony and Make New Friends But Keep Discord, I was never really a big fan of Discord's episodes.. and well, this isn't an exception. This review comes from the opinions of the poster himself. This does not reflect the opinions of the rest of the Brony community. Plot Summary: While Twilight Sparkle spends her weekend sorting books, she finds out her friends and Discord were having a good time during the weekend, and wants to know what happened. I'll admit, one positive with this episode is it's intentions. See, a lot of people can relate to Twilight's conflict in this episode, which is worrying about missing out on stuff. Some people can feel bitter and sad when some of their friends get to enjoy something, yet they themselves didn't get a slice of that cake for themselves, and end up feeling left out. And it is pretty understandable for Twilight Sparkle to be upset and feel left out on what happened. But was it well executed? Ehhhh... not really. For one, Discord's characterization is really off here, at least toward the ending. Since Keep Calm and Flutter on and even continuing in Twilight's Kingdom, we've seen him make friends with the Mane 6, which really shows development and growth for him in the series, and that's shown in this episode by him getting along with the other 5, which isn't really a problem. However, it essentially hits a downward spiral toward the ending, when he pulls an asshole move to Twilight, as he admits that he talked the other 5 out of not inviting Twilight Sparkle due to her book sorting. This little thing makes him seem like an asshole toward Twilight in the end, and it also provides another bad thing about the episode where it wrongfully puts Twilight Sparkle in the sort of "bad guy" position and the moral ends up becoming pointless. What I mean by this is that the moral was initially on a right path, but by showing that Twilight Sparkle was actually justified with her actions and that Discord was doing a bad thing, it doesn't really make sense in this context. The ending shows that, really, Twilight wasn't really the bad person (pony?) here and she actually had a good reason to suspect that Discord was up to something, so she shouldn't have been put in the wrong because of this. What I'm saying here is, the little twist in the ending takes out pretty much all of the substance the moral had. As for the humor? Eh, it was mixed bag. As a Back to the Future fanboy, I laughed real hard at the little gag with Pinkie Pie being dressed up as Marty McFly plus the theme of BTTF sort of playing in the background, and the Bob Ross gag was also timed pretty perfectly, but a lot of the other gags got repeated over and over again a bit too much, to the point where they just got stale really damn fast and got really poorly used. It's essentially going "Hey audience! Remember the peanut butter hooves gag we repeated that you didn't even find funny in the first place? Well here it is again for the 50th time!1" Even to people who did find those funny, they most likely would've got tired of 'em as well. Heck, the characters in the show got tired of them by the end, so I think that should really be a clue right there. It doesn't help that, to be honest, this episode is just really boring, especially for the first 2 acts. When I was rewatching it for the purpose of this review, there were times where I was having trouble paying attention to what was going on. It may have just been because of how low-quality the episode itself was or all the unfunny repeated gags, but whatever, it didn't really hold my interests for that long. Overall Opinions: This episode is, well, mediocre. Not gonna lie, I kind of liked it at first, but after realizing it's problems and going back and rewatching it, it's really just a forgettable episode. I didn't mind what they were aiming for, but otherwise, the episode was dull, Discord was characterized badly, and the lesson losing it's meaning toward the end makes this episode one I don't care for. 4/10 My Episode Ranking: 1. Crusaders of the Lost Mark (S5E18) 2. The Lost Treasure of Griffonstone (S5E8) 3. The Mane Attraction (S5E24) 4. Rarity Investigates (S5E15) 5. Amending Fences (S5E12) 6. The Cutie Map (S5E1+2) 7. Make New Friends But Keep Discord (S5E7) 8. Hearthbreakers (S5E20) 9. Brotherhooves Social (S5E17) 10. Canterlot Boutique 11. Tanks for the Memories (S5E5) 12. Castle Sweet Castle (S5E3) 13. Party Pooped (S5E11) 14. Bloom and Gloom (S5E4) 15. Made in Manehattan (S5E16) 16. Slice of Life (S5E9) 17. What About Discord? (S5E22) 18. Princess Spike (S5E10) 19. Appleoosa's Most Wanted (S5E6) 20. Do Princesses Dream of Magic Sheep? (S5E13) 21. The Hooffields and the McColts (S5E23)

The original Donkey Kong. It essentially started out my favorite game franchise and was pretty innovative for the time, plus it was a fun game in on itself.