Isaac

When is the next season starting for this? Finally picking it back up on switch but it just says 'season ended' and I can't create a seasonal character.

Meeseeks and Destroy is the pinnacle of the show.

Brad is a joy vacuum.

I wouldn't bother, the story is an absolute mess. A convuluted mess with nothing new or interesting to say.

That and 3D world, which I hope they announce this year. I'm in the jungle now on this, it's brilliant, isn't it? 2 player co op is great too.

Heat is worth it for this scene:

Can we get back to talking about the game please? I think I might need to bite the bullet and get an 8bitdo for this, the joycons and the pro controller aren't cutting it.

What?! She had a ton of other hits, and a great album too (Emotion). Hardly a one hit wonder. I mean, this got to number 3: Anyway, my contribution to the thread is as follows:

What?! Blockbuster movies are some of the worst culprits of this - most are over two hours long now! Bring back 90-minute action films.

God this thread is grim. Thank god the actual game unlocks in 10 minutes and we can get back to actually talking about things that matter.

Sorry to go back to the start of the thread, but this is nuts. What about this:

To counteract all the cynicism on this page, I was originally going to wait to pick this up, despite having never played the Wii-u version. My resolve crumpled this morning and I now have it pre-ordered and preloaded. My partner and I are going to play through the whole game in coop on the weekend. Can't wait! It's been ages since I've played a new 2d Mario game. This review has me excited: https://www.polygon.com/reviews/2019/1/9/18173941/new-super-mario-bros-u-deluxe-review-nintendo-switch

Viva Pinata and B&K Nuts and Bolts were some of the best games of the last generation, it's hardly tragic.

A game as divisive as RDR2 probably shouldn't top game of the year polls. As someone who got 10 hours in and gave up because of the awful, dogshit gameplay and linearity of the storyline, it's been a good weathervane to see which outlets can get bowled over by some pretty graphics and a big budget. That's before even going into the ethical argument. RDR2 was made under terrible working conditions by people exploited horrifically. Should we really be applauding that?