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HANDS AND KNEES JUST PLAY RESIDENT EVIL THERES LIKE 30 OF EM AND THEY GO ON SALE EVERY OTHER WEEK!!!! YOU DONT HAVE TO LIVE LIKE THIS!!!!!
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i like how modern games consistently have less reactive & immersive environments & mechanics than games from 1998. people will call it nitpicking, but if they could pull all that shit off on the fucking Nintendo 64, then why can't they do it on hardware a billion times stronger?
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Bullet Dodged: Prince Leif of Leonster states he’s glad as fuck his game launched way before twitter so people couldn’t be hyper critical about his bloody quest for revenge.
“My heart goes out to Leda, man. They’ll be calling me crazy too once this remake drops, probably.”
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If Steel Ball Run was releasing in 2017 there would already be 30 Reddit memes with these two pictures captioned shit like “be careful who you call ugly in middle school”
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MAKE IT HAPPEN @SEGA
Sega Dreamcast for Switch Online.
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The constant references to how Mason is the one who kiIIed JFK are pure genius and they’re all over the game. They never expanded on this because it’s too heckin uncomfy.
Black Ops 1 is the best written COD game by far.
“Focus, Mason. Try to remember.”
On this day 16 years ago, the world of Call of Duty: Black Ops was born. What do you remember?
#Treyarch30
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Route ranking
Cai > Dietrich > Leda > Theo
As characters
Cai > Leda > Theo > Dietrich
I need to think about ranking their final maps but yeah I like all of them 🫶🏼
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48 years ago, they used to fill that house with noise and laughter. Now only one of them is still here to remember it with us.
48 years? 😞
“Whatchu talkin’ bout Willis?!”
Thank You for Being a Friend.
From 1985 to 1992, four women in a Miami house reminded us that friendship doesn’t expire with age.
Dorothy, Rose, Blanche, and Sophia turned cheesecake, late-night talks, and perfectly timed zingers into something that still feels like home decades later. Bea, Betty, Rue, and Estelle may be gone, but the laughter they left behind hasn’t faded a bit.
Stay through the end — there’s a quick little clip waiting that’ll bring the memories right back.





































