Recent content by whitechocolate

Your thumbnail makes me read your posts as if you're really bummed about what you say.

I mean; it's no Number Munchers.

Resident Evil - PS1, 1996 For me nothing in the series beats the original. I think Resident Evil was at its best with the still camera shots and tank controls. It emphasizes the survival horror feeling. Ammo is scarce. The knife is scary to use. Saves are limited. The doors open slow, and it...

Diablo - PC, 1996 The original Diablo is easily my favorite in the series. I want to clarify that since its sequel was already picked. What stands out to me is how meaningful each element of the game is. Every NPC; every quest; every unique item; every small improvement to gear; every spell...

I could have seen Quake being an option for a late round pick.

EarthBound - SNES, 1994 If you asked me at any time in the last thirty years what my favorite game is, I would say EarthBound. I still have the cartridge from when I was a kid. I think I just really connect with its vibe. I have to start with the music. I think it's the greatest music in...

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Shams is a phony. He carries himself like somebody who would say "there are going to be some big deals tonight", but in reality he says "there's going to be some big deals tonight". I immediately knew that was fishy.

I think a lot is in the air. Also, Russell and Dennis aren't pushing Keon out of the starting lineup.

Not if a high lottery pick is a preferred outcome for next season.

I like how Kuminga uses his strength on drives. At 22, I'm taking him. At this point I want to see some young players develop for several years. Kuminga would be a hit.

Not that I'm old and nerdy, but gaming lost its edge when the NES released. Get your favorite text based adventures while they're still there. 🙃

If baseball were a sport, the MLB would be losing. Also, there are these things called youtube shorts, and they're all of Korean baseball league cheerleaders for some reason.

Maybe a tie should go against the more recently used category.