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Jeric.

What's 7 + 7?

My vote is for the PS1. It's quite basic compared to the others, but that's all that it needs to be. It's simple, in-your-face and obnoxiously loud. It's the star of the show and you better pay full attention to it.

Last time I went to a zoo was around 2015? It was okay, but I haven't really had the itch to visit it again.

A slightly more realistic artwork of Fluttershy. I'm normally not a fan of these, but this just looks so good. Love the depiction of sunrise and of course, Flutters still looks adorable.

Artwork by LususUnnatural

Cello pony with...her cello. I really don't know what I was expecting here. Very cutesy design here which I like. Love the blue background as well - it's almost hypnotising.

Artwork by Zeepheru

Buzz.

Woohoo?

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I'm a big fan of the golden oreos and the hazelnut flavour. There are so many other variations out there that I still haven't tried yet, so that could change once I get my hands on some of those.

1 hour ago, Splashee said:

Absolutely. In fact, I am playing all the extra 38 e-Reader levels made for Super Mario Advance 4 (Super Mario Bros 3 for GBA). They are insane!

I love how those stages includes stuff from Mario 2 and World. They're quite challenging too from what I remember. It's like playing a whole new game!

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Portugal.

Who was the first person who walked on the moon?

Oh yeah, I'm really bad at video games. The only difficult stuff I can beat are like the old Sonic games and Streets of Rage. I'm hopeless at a lot of the newer stuff. :/

Any of the old Sonic games. Most of those games didn't have save feature, so they had to be beaten in one sitting regardless.

In original form at the very least. Re-releases usually give you a save feature for QoL sake.

I play more indie games. Mostly because AAA games are expensive as hell and more often or not, I don't have any fun with them. Indie games are also mostly compatible with lower end PCs, so they're easier to run and I don't have to worry about my computer specs not being good enough.

Monopoly, but I can't say that I've ever finished a full game.

In retrospect, yeah I'll have to say Season 9. I feel like the show had run it's course by then, which is something I was feeling during S8, but it felt a lot worse in S9. A lot of episodes were either mediocre, or just confusingly bad with story decisions that I don't get. Of course, there were a bunch of good episodes like Sparkle's Seven, Frenemies and Growing Up is Hard to Do, but for me, I felt like there were more meh episodes than good ones.

Testing Testing 1, 2, 3. I've got ADHD and learning difficulties in general, so getting information into my brain has always been something I struggled with. Seeing that represented in the show made me happy to see and made me feel less alone, if that makes any sense.

1. Princess Twilight

2. Princess Luna

3. Princess Celestia

4. Princess Big Mac

5. Princess Cadence

I'd like to rank Cadence higher, but she was extremely underutilised throughout most of the show.

Favourite villain was Discord when he was actually an intentional villain. I liked the fact that his goal wasn't just world domination, but just making everything as batshit crazy as possible. His method of screwing with Mane 6 was also pretty creative. It was just pretty neat to see a villain deviate from the norm.

Favourite lower level antagonist is...none of them. They all kind of sucked. I guess if I had to pick one, Trixie, because of Magic Duel. But then again she also was kind of being controlled by the amulet, so I dunno.

On 2023-04-14 at 6:39 AM, Splashee said:

Playing Mario Kart (GBA). Playing Yoshi's Island (GBA), and SMB3 (NES)

Mario 3 is a classic. You enjoying it?

I usually get to the forums by computer. I'll use my phone sometimes, but that's only if I'm away from the computer.