Here is a fantastic video on the subject.

IMSA kid?

Have you had covid? I have had a similar experience, and I suspect it’s a form of long covid affecting cognitive abilities and memory. You may want to look into it, as this is currently being studied.

It doesn’t work on anything, apparently. That’s kinda the point of the post.

No mention of the Dwemer or Falmer, eh?I know they aren’t playable races, but they are pretty important lore-wise.

I can only speculate, but I would guess it’s a matter of the T-50 having a more efficient and aerodynamic aerofoil and fuselage that better facilitates a higher top speed. I don’t know the specifics of the T-50’s performance stats. Is it universally faster, or faster in a very specific flight regime?

And I only learned about him in the first place because of Watchmen.

Ys 5? No such thing! Hoax!

Hmmm. Maybe I’ll give it another go. I only got about two or three hours in before I moved onto other items in the backlog.

Origins. Bayek is easily the most relatable and grounded character, and the story does a great job of setting up the origins of the Assassins. My only gripe is that Aya really needed more development and a game of her own.

Its odd, because I played the crap out of VIII, but hardly got into Monstrum Nox and am not even sure if I’m getting Nordics when it comes out on Switch. I probably will, but I feel like the series peaked with Dana.

I really like the Switch version, but I really got into the series playing this and Memories of Celceta. I kinda wish I still had the Vita, as I’m pretty sure it’s the only system with every game from 1-8 on it.

Heard that in Buzzcut’s voice. Peak memery!

By all means. Full us in!

F1nnster the W1nnster

Nice!

She looks so much my old lady, Pico!

Mostly for the convenience of having all of the games on one platform?

Sometimes, it’s because they’ve lost the source code. Perfect example is Panzer Dragoon Saga. SEGA would love to remaster it, but the original source is gone, and it’s apparently too financially risky to invest in rewriting from scratch.

Stephen King’s Bill Hodges trilogy: Mr. Mercedes, Finders Keepers, & End of Watch.