Ace Combat 4 was one of the most legit games of all time.

Yeah that was it.

"I'm too tired for this."

The Halo games.

I think Bungie fumbled a bit but overall did a good job telling the story of Master Chief. Halo 3 really felt like it was intended to be his end because MC was right back where he started - A super weapon kept in cryo, only this time drifting indefinitely into space with very little chance of ever being found.

Then Bungie did Halo: Reach as a follow up and showed you could have a good Halo game without MC as the protagonist, telling a new(ish) story with new characters.

Then of course Microsoft ditched Bungie and kept the IP, now looking at now the vast amount of Halo novels and comics and other media, decided to dig up Master Chief again and shoehorn him into a bunch of other game plots.

I won't say Halo 4/5/Infinite are terrible or anything to that level but I don't think 343 nailed it.
Even more frustrating now that Microsoft seems keen to remaster the whole Halo Master Chief story arc (again).

I played a LOT of Project Eden on PS2. It was such a quirky (and buggy) game but I still have a lot of great memories playing it.

Also Konami dropping the P.T. game, which was being made by Hideo Kojima and Guillermo del Toro.

Despite being just a little teaser trailer, it quickly showed itself to be one of the most promising games and made many 'best-ofs' lists at the time. An extremely frustrating 'what could have been'.

They looked like aquarium tanks but the glass was a little thinner and some were quite tall.

I'd presume they were for display cases like you'd see in a museum exhibit or something.

I think its unfortunate because there's a lot of games that fall into that next ~15-25% that are decently good games (though sometimes flawed) but won't make enough to let the developers survive a second game.

That being said I don't think there is a particularly easy solution, and to Valve's credit, they have tried unique approaches to combat this, but it's still a problem.

Monster Hunter World.

First thing I'd do is head directly to the canteen and get something served by those cat chefs, because that food looks insanely delicious.

Oblivions not 20 years old lol

... Oh. Oh no.

MrBTongue

His video on Shandification was quite interesting though I think YouTube removed it from his actual channel.

He hasn't posted in like 8 years though.

I found having a scissor jack and some stands came in handy.

One time I was at a grocery store and they sold out of a particular drink I liked.

A manager was standing nearby and I asked when they would restock it.

"Never." He said. "It always sells out and I don't want to constantly order and restock it, so I'm not going to get more."

Just take those exact characters, give them different hair colors, match the personality to the hair color, boom you got a slice of life show that has a strong first season but then fades in quality and takes a weird turn in season 2+3 before a mediocre season 4 that fans try to justify but everyone really hates.

Semi-fun fact: The tops ones are sometimes a really easy way to do basic analytics without setting anything fancy up, which is handy for small/indie studios. That's why you might see ones for simple things like starting an online match, beating the tutorial, equipping a item, etc.

Easily 1000% my Samsung TV.

Each update somehow makes it slower, it always loads up whatever the Samsung TV app thing is before it will do anything with a menu so you can get out of it, I believe it requires a Samsung account before it will allows you to do anything, and every now and then it locks up so hard that I have to factory reset it to get it to work again.

I refuse to buy anything from Samsung ever again.

You can tell the ninja is going to be a bad candidate.
Good ninjas are hard to find.

I don't like durability mechanics when its clearly there just to waste your time or money or whatever. Any game that makes you do more hiking to repair benches than fighting is either getting a thumbs down or I'm going to download a mod.

It was a trick. She knows Enter Sandman isn't a Megadeth song, and now she knows you're not a true metal fan.

The games over before it even started.

People tend to assume if someone is smart in one thing, they're smart with everything else too.

That's not usually the case.