In the Mario + Rabbids series, Luigi is a sniper. His vacuum a rifle.

Makes me wonder how BIG would fit into all of this if he was still alive. I’m thinking it wouldn’t be good for him either.

Joined 2 days ago. Moderates a dozen communities. Hmm

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Steven Tyler mouth LOL

“I’m gonna give you to the count of 10, to get your ugly, yella, no-good keister off my property.”

An important lesson for life.

Yeah, it seems like advertising. But whatever. This is their angle. This and maintaining your own installers of your games, if you wish.

Yeah, get your own lol

Go GOG go!

I appreciate that. Maybe I’ll mess around with the options some more. I believe it’d be the Tetris game I’d look at again if I ended up doing so. No access to VR, but that might be neat.

I’m not sure I played that one but the name is definitely familiar.

Reminds me of the business plans of the business guys from Ready Player One. “We estimate we can sell up to 80 percent of a user’s visual field before inducing seizures.” 😂

Saw a link to UNITED24 on their website 👍🇺🇦

Help me, friend

Nice, I live in insufficient data!

They’ve been messing around with Tetris this entire generation. So many better Tetris games have existed before and we got stuck with Tetris 99 (which admittedly isn’t the worst, just distracting imo), Tetris Effect (more distractions, less fun), and a slew of ancient games, some connected to pay services.

My favorite Tetris of all time, and I’m no master, is The New Tetris, from N64. Its feature of block making (4x4 constructions) was very interesting. Some Tetris games since then have implemented their own unique features, some more interesting than others. All of these games have been tabled in favor of those others I mentioned, with the closest being another flop imo, Puyo Puyo Tetris. Some garbage combination with terrible graphics.

Tetris has been done dirty over the last several years. And, this latest game, Tetris Forever, looks like a tribute to that terribleness!

For you and me

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A company called 24 exchange, with 23 hours of operation, from 4am to 7pm. 😂