This reminded me of namecoin which is a block chain based DNS.

There's even order content creators like Skyrim Grandma (she unretired for Oblivion remaster).

They must only be going after the generations that will willingly make a phone call.

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I looked at the data permissions for the Android Shining Force one. They collect you location, email, and purchase history among other things.

I learn about the characters, myself included, throughout the campaign through their actions. Otherwise session one is like that time I asked a coworker about one of his tattoos and had to hear about his sister's murder. That's more of a session two+ thing to me.

Meeting people with the inclination and schedule that I enjoy the company of to make a party with is the worst part of d&d. Please don't make me role play it, too.

I miss the days when there wasn't as much plot. We didn't need Samus to have a relationship to the Chozo. They were just cool, mysterious alien statues. They could attack her. Then in Zero they could only have a puzzle battle to help her.

I really prefer the gameplay of Super as well. There aren't so many speed booster puzzles. No long cutscenes. It's really good at letting me get into a flow state. The music is great, too. If you're not good at the game, you can get enough items to make a lot more mistakes. If you're super good at it, there's tons of sequence breaks.

Another thing I did not like about Zero was the stealth parts. Also didn't like the qte in Dread nor the railroading. And the 2 remake's parry mechanic was also annoying and constantly interrupted flow.

I'm surprised you liked two so much an I found the Gameboy one extremely repetitive. AM2R made it amazing, though, so if you haven't tried that, give it a go. Not sure where you can get it these days, though.

The plots have also sometimes been meme worthy bad. Other M comes to mind.

Another thing I really didn't like with some of the plot driven ones was excuses to not have items that were based on Samus being somebody's subordinate. Just let me explore. Don't give me a manager.

But if Super isn't doing it for you, that's valid. I hope you get more enjoyment than frustration from the series.

Studies like this are so we don't go around saying "Well, obviously" without having actually determined if what you assume/feel/etc. stands up to scrutiny. They have value. But every article that's like this gets a flippant comment like this without fail. Anyway, I'm a blanket that fell in the ocean 🥁🥁🛎️

I've got one. For the most part, it stays closed. I'm occasionally on call for a tech job and having the extra screen when I need it means I don't have to lug around a laptop. It's absolutely worth it for me. The only other times it really gets unfolded are for reading manga or watching something with my partner.

It's a common sweetener in keto foods.

Ok, then let's make a new space called a loudbrary.