Some of these games actually have demos you can try to get a feel for yourself if you actually want the full game or not.

That said, Tiny Glade isn’t really a “game” so much as a chill town/castle builder that you take screenshots of. It’s cool, it’s pretty, I have it, but only get it if you’re wanting something like Townscaper or Dystopika.

Conan Exiles lets you hang full dong on PC, I assume you might be able to change the region on your console to get around it, but I don’t know for sure.

There’s a restaurant at the end of the pier where I grew up that always has a sign that says “no shirt, no shoes, no problem”

Like the other reply said, it was PopCon, so you got at least a couple weeks.

Yup, PopCon

I just got done working a comic convention this weekend. You might be pretty surprised by the general lack of clothing most people wear to those things (calling it a “costume”).

Just this weekend alone, I saw at least five guys walking around without a shirt, and I don’t know how many women wearing things that showed basically everything. Like so tight and thin I could tell what kind and color underwear they were wearing.

And this was in Indianapolis, far from a beach or lake, right in the middle of downtown.

I played the demo a couple weeks ago, but I didn’t even leave that planet yet

The butterbeer was literally cream soda with a small leveled spoonful of butterscotch per can. Then we had a slushie machine then we put it in and it came out perfect.

My thing is I wish there was an easy way to get out of BPM. The few times I’ve accidentally switched to it, it takes me at least twice as long to find out where the button to switch back is

Edit: whenever I go to the power button on the sidebar in BPM, it never gives me an option to exit, just to turn off my PC completely.

God he looks so gross. I honestly can’t really remember when those first trailers came out, but I still kinda do.

I’d say most Americans aren’t used to real whipped cream in general lol. Just the other week, I went to a Harry Potter-themed birthday party for who is essentially my niece and my brother made a British recipe for whipped cream for the butterbeer slushies we made. It was thick as hell and pretty damn good.

I’ve never heard of anyone putting jelly/jam on cake and now I want to try it.

It’s currently 82° F with a high of 109°, which it’ll probably reach in about an hour or so. It’s not even 8 am here yet.

Good luck.

My brother lives in the lower-left corner of Vegas, kinda by the edge of the city. Every time I visit (I’m actually out here right now) I can’t help but think of New Vegas. Anytime we drive on the 215 to go somewhere I’m almost always looking around at stuff and trying to picture how it’d look in-game but in real life.

Damn you actually just reminded me that Enshrouded, an open world survival game that came out in early access earlier this year, has already had a couple twitch “events” where they give “exclusive” armors and gear to the people who watch.

I mean, sure there’s all the other cool stuff already actually in the game, but it does leave a bad taste in my mouth whenever I see it.

I think Amoeba was on Skate 2 or 3, I’m not sure which. But also the Skate 2 and 3 soundtracks are pretty freaking awesome too.

You’ve got Neil Diamond - Cracklin’ Rosie, 3 Inches of Blood - Battles and Brotherhood, Agent Orange - Bloodstains, Canned Heat - Going Up The Country, ODB - Shimmy Shimmy Ya, and The Misfits - London Dungeon

Haven’t been back in a couple years, but they cram shit anywhere they can find the space down there. Even in Imperial Beach.

One time, I was driving around and I saw two two-story houses on the same property lot, but it was obviously two separate houses. One in front, and the other took up the tiny backyard that was there to begin with so the only extra space they had was a few feet between the buildings and a driveway for one car on the side.

I meant it’s “‘only’ $50” because it’s an entire overhaul of the original game, rebuilt from the ground up. Similar to how Skyblivion is gonna be.

Like, that’s a damn good price for one of the best RPGs ever made, with the amount of work that went into it this time around too. I’m not complaining about paying that for such a great game.

I just looked it up, and I’m surprised to say that Spider-Man 2 (just released on PC back in February I believe) is still only $60. I mean, sure it’s over a year old from it’s original PS5 release, but the fact they’re not asking $80 for it is kinda nice.

And Oblivion Remastered is “only” $50.

They did make one that’s the same-ish game except it’s Elder Scrolls.

It’s called Elder Scrolls: Castles and you can set up your own lineages and such. It’s pretty cool imo.