ToxicAntidote

I'm going to be extreme odd one out and say the Ouya. Not the odd one out to say that it wasn't a good system, but to even mention it at all. I followed the Kickstarter campaign from early on, and even got convinced that it was going to be a legitimately good console alongside a few other consoles. Just wow, how wrong that one turned out.

The soundtrack from Dead Cells is by far the best I've heard this in 2018. I'm honestly surprised that no one else has even mentioned that as a potential nominee in this thread.

Remember the fan made trailer Pokémon Apokélypse? I was thinking about that during the Detective Pikachu trailer, and that I'm more interested in what that could have been if it was an actual movie.

I recently got back into Pokémon GO. Here's my friend code in case you're interested in trading gifts.

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Remember when they interacted more with the community, instead of complaining about the community (comments & chat)? I do. It was a great time.

Fun fact. There are a lot of Diablo clones on mobile, and some of them are really popular. I've seen a lot of the fans of those games say that they were looking for a Daiblo-like game on to play on the go. This is just Blizzard trying to collect that money for themselves. And I think there's a good chance for them to be successful with this.

And also, I've seen a lot of "we have been waiting 6 six years already for a proper sequel". Keep in mind that it was 12 years between Diablo 2 and 3, and both of them had expansions after their initial releases. Blizzard rarely make numbered sequels within a decade of the previous one.

I'm going to wait with changing my PSN ID until we know more about how widespread and significant the issues can be. I don't want to pay for the opportunity to break older games that I might want to go back to. And it's not that much older games either.

I used to play MTG irl several years ago, but fell off of it when the friend I played the most with moved city. I've played MTGA closed beta for a few months, and I plan on keep playing though the open beta and hopefully I'm still interested to continue after the actual release.

Also, draft is what Hearthstone's arena mode basically is. The part where it says Core Set 2019 just means that it's the current core set you draft from. There's a second draft with the latest set if you toggle the advanced play mode on.

I doubt the battery life would last through 50 rounds.

How is 78% not considered good for some people? If you translate that to a 5 point scale it would basically be a 4. It's way closer to a 4 than a 3. And in my opinion a 3 would be considered good. This seems to be a rotten leftover from publishers who would give bonuses to games that got 80%+.