This game keeps peeling back but and more as I play. Really cool how they tied the story and the mode evolutions together so well.

Will this also be held up by Little Tommy Tuberville?

Hades for sure has a story. Probably the best implementation of story in the whole genre.

I used to fall asleep watching Twister on VHS. Something about the substandard quality and tracking sound really sealed the deal when I needed to catch some Zzz's.

I watched it so many times that I wore out the tape.

Any good TV will be a smart TV. Just don't connect it to the internet and it'll effectively be another basic TV.

Really not a great article. Okay, there's tension and challenge that exists today. But what tools and approaches are working? Which companies, frameworks, or postures are effective?

Imagine if Bayonetta and Gears of War had a baby, and then that baby devoted an entire button solely to smoking a cigarette during a gunfight.

Hybrid Heaven on N64. Great game with a super interesting battle mechanic. I've never played anything else quite like it. Maybe The Surge would be the closest system, wherein you can target specific body parts for interesting effects. But you can't suplex an alligator in The Surge.

I play nearly every day... maybe that's the "trick" here.

I seldom fire up my Switch, which is probably why I feel like it always needs a huge update.

This is never a problem for me on Xbox (Series X). It feels like it's always a problem on the Switch. Also, that damn console has the nerve to wait and only prompt for an updated when I try to launch a game. Infuriating.

For real. And even if they were to find the users, which is a longshot, those people could say, "no one tells the truth on the internet."

This fishing expedition is a waste of resources.

I've been partial to https://mailinator.com, but some services are getting wise to it (and blocking *@mailinator.com addresses). Thanks for sharing an alternative!