Found an interest in Sahara Rock from Tiny Desk. I've been listening to Tiny Desk videos for years.

Bandcamp has been pretty good for me to find the stuff I like listening to.

While I did like Quest 64 as a kid, it has massive issues, even compared to the unfinished and buggy state of modern gaming releases.

Here's an idea for a remake. Quest 64 2, 20% more finished than the original release.

Tamales

Don't worry, when it fails to live up to the expectations they'll spend the next decade slowly adding some features. People will love them for continuing to do their best.

Imagine using an established IP and slapping it on a game but actually incorporating the IP into the media's content so it appeals to fans of said established IP.

A Yakuza movie would be hilarious.

Early storefronts made it a pain in the ass to get legally purchased mp3s onto anything other than apple products. The easiest way to get legally purchased music on mp3 players was either to own an ipod and purchase on itunes or to rip your own cds.

Spy x Family, I guess I'd be a tech guy.

Considering the mess they made of the recent release of Tales of Symphonia I'm not interested.

I'm glad I was already planning to skip this cpu gen.

I mean, this has always been the case. This is a practice going back decades for video card manufacturers.

Modern day coal towns.

limited desk space, drafting, preventing some hand pains from extended mouse use, etc

I was more angry that they changed the name at all, it's just an attempt to pretend they never did anything wrong.

I wouldn't expect this to make gta better, just less competition for rockstar now.

Hard to take you seriously when you recommend playing the Switch All Stars versions, there's a noticeable slowdown from the emulation.

1000/1000 Mbps, $49 a month, Arizona

Everything by Grant Kirkhope is great shout out to the Banjo-Kazooie and Banjo-Tooie osts, also Skies of Arcadia