I have to admit I'm not fond of the friendship school idea and felt some of the joy of watching the show starting to drop. When the season first started, I was worried the Mane 6 would be pushed to background characters with the students taking over every episode but it wound up not working that way.

I'm 34 but still live like a teenager playing video games all day when I'm not working part-time.

Final Fantasy 9 is also one of my favorites. The comedy, the cities, and the card game are just a few of my favorite things about the game. For a long time I used to think I'd like to live in a city like Treno but lately I've been into Steampunk and airships so I'm becoming more attached to Lindblum.

I'm looking forward to Detroit: Become Human. It focuses on one of my favorite things, androids.

I find for me just playing any video game makes me feel happier especially when series favorites release like Dragon Age or Pokemon. I'm not very talkative or social at home but I like to think I'm the most approachable and happiest when I'm playing video games.

I used to sell some of my consoles but over the years I've changed my mind and now I keep all of them instead. I still regret selling my snes and dreamcast a long time ago but at least I have the remade classic snes.

My recent album purchase was Hollow City by Hollow City.

I want to see the MLP movie, Blade Runner, and the Star Wars movie.

I'm planning to go see it, the first movie was great and I loved the music.

I was born in 83 and I feel humbled to have seen how video games have changed from the NES days to what we have now. When Nintendo and Sega were competing it would be frustrating because the same video game title would not look the same. Aladdin is a popular example of how on the SNES and Sega Genesis they looked drastically different. It always blows my mind when someone will complain about the graphics of a current video game and to me it's like "you think that's bad, look at what I grew up with".

I even grew up playing some of the obscure Apple II games like Lemonade Stand, Odell Lake, Word Muncher, Mario Teaches Typing, and of course the popular Oregon Trail.

Sometimes Nintendo magazine would publish walkthroughs of games and would have the entire levels or maps layed out screen-by-screen or there was a hotline to call that charged money to use.

Not superhero related but does anyone else besides me like to read Archie comic books? I first got hooked on them way back when I was in 5th grade and now I still enjoy them.

Coco Crusoe talked for the first time!! The episode was pretty good too. I don't have much to say about it for the moment.

In a Super Mario skit video, I heard an awesome name, The Order of the Fire Flower.

On 6/22/2017 at 11:04 AM, Mickey Adaptus said:

Lets hope it doesn't become another failure like the Atari 5200

Or the Atari Jaguar.

I've been forgetting to keep my eye on this game and nearly forgot all about it. I am willing to give the game a shot when it's released. I've tried it out a couple times in the past and I'm curious about how much work has been done since then and now.

Phil Collins - In The Air Tonight

Cleaning the cat's litter box, blech!

Presentation-wise, I voted Microsoft. However, I saw more games I'd like to play from Nintendo & Ubisoft.

I'm thinking about it. I haven't bought any Xbox systems before.

Wow, I almost forgot about this. Thank you!

The game with the mouse got no applause, it was sad. I am, however, looking forward to Detroit Become Human. Androids rule!

When I completed the game Journey, I didn't plan to feel as emotional as I did. At first I didn't realize how the game worked and then when I ran into someone I started following them and soon I figured out we had to work together. I learned to use the communication signal as a way to signal someone to head toward me or vise versa. There was even a moment where you slide across the sand and whoever I was playing with started zig-zagging so I joined in until we were making figure 8's in the sand and it was a very beautiful moment. Then the game ended and for a couple hours afterwards I was still marveling at how powerful this game felt while playing it and how I never was so touched by a game before.

I'd really love to watch this show since I love androids and topics about juggling what it means to be human but I don't have HBO.

Coffee with a tiny bit of cream & sugar. Although I also like Snapple Peach tea.

Anypony: I used to be an adventurer like you, until I took an arrow to the knee.