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#1  Edited By spiceninja

Back when I was unemployed I used to sit and play WoW 24/7. Every day, 8 hours or more a day, like it was my job or something. I can't really say what my longest session was but 12 to 15 hours sounds right.

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Just remake the first movie shot for shot with the same actors. That would be hilarious.

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This is truly a labor of love and I commend you on your effort.

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@mezza said:

Having worked at Walmart, you can put anything you want on those tags. Especially if you're management. They would absolutely never print a price tag out on 1/10 when the release date isn't even out yet. You would print the basic shelf tags when you actually set up the shelving mod. Meaning the night of release or a few days before. Not saying it can't be true, but the past walmart worker in me is calling bullshit. I could have printed a tag for Jif peanut butter at 99.99 and gone on the Internet claiming that Jif will be raising their price soon if I had wanted.

Also having worked at Walmart I can confirm this. Probably someone in the electronics department trying to play a joke on the internet.

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Anomalisa - 4 stars

I love Charlie Kaufman's films and had been wanting to see this one for a while. It feels like his most normal and weirdest film he's ever made at the same time and it totally works. I loved it.

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#6  Edited By spiceninja

I went on a low carb diet at the end of July this year and, with the help of an appetite suppressant for the first month, have managed to lose around 50 pounds. I cut sugar out completely and drank only water and Powerade Zero. I would eat pizza and other high carb foods every once in a while and I still lost 10 pounds a month consistantly. I'm nearing the end of month 5 of the diet and I'm starting to fall off. It can get boring eating the same foods all the time but I think I needed a little bit of a relapse to start on it again fresh. But yes, dieting works. My recommendation is to cut out sugar, fried foods, breads, and anything high in starch.

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Published by Sony America and the Technical Producer is Mark Cerney. So I am guessing this is a PS4 exclusive without a PC port? Bummer

What about the Knack support?

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I'm currently playing through FFVI for the first time right now and I'm really liking it. Kefka is a great villain and all of the characters have great distinct personalities. It's odd that they did a full 3D remake for III and IV but stopped and started pushing out cheap ports because a modernized version of VI would be something special.

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#10  Edited By spiceninja

My friends and I played this game for hours today and it's pretty good but a couple of the games aren't much fun or unbalanced.

Murder Party is cool in concept but it constantly screws you over with questions you can't possibles know and even who wins can be randomized, it's almost like playing Mario Party. I suppose that's what they're going for with that one but I didn't get much enjoyment out of it and found it a bit frustrating.

The NSA game I found completely boring and without personality. The entire thing is guessing percentages and the rest of the players guess if the real number is higher or lower than your guess. It's that straightforward and doesn't have much of a hook. We didn't play it more than once.

Tee K.O. is pretty great. My friends and I were crying with laughter at some of the shirt combinations that were being made but the way the voting and shirt making works you can very often end up voting between shirts made by the same person meaning they'll get all the points regardless. It's unbalanced to be sure but the fun factor more than makes up for it in my opinion.

Fakin' It was great but the final round is heavily unbalanced toward the faker. Other players have to answer questions and the faker is given a different question and you have to guess what everyone else is answering meaning that the faker is easily outed in the first game of the final round.

Quiplash is still fantastic.

There are some really good games in it but I think the new ones need a little more balancing to be truly great.