KillerCage
Smash Master
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So who here like Bojangles?Five Guys Burgers and Fries is where it's at.
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So who here like Bojangles?Five Guys Burgers and Fries is where it's at.
How did you know about my hidden desire?Elevator Pitch: Have Wayforward develop a new Bugs Bunny Crazy Castle game
It's like the only Nick sitcom with no laugh tracks, which automatically puts it in the upper half of sitcoms in general.Jamie Lyn Spears is hunting at a Zoey 101 Reboot and that would be weird ****.
Never watched the original so I don’t know much on it.
DOGGIESLook at these babies!!! I want them all!!
Once again I bring pups to your timeline 🐶🐾 pic.twitter.com/IVmlLiZpRu
— Ida Ꮚ•ꈊ•Ꮚ (@floofyfluff) October 19, 2020
The thread needs a counter to some of the cursed **** that's brought up here.I wonder how people who prefer feel everytime Wademan posts about dogs.
I mean I’m not above posting cats as well.I wonder how people who prefer cats feel everytime Wademan posts about dogs.
That said, if you hate dogs, then I automatically don't like you.
I have an important question for you all...
would you pat the cat pic.twitter.com/X45oSuYZQD
— Spicymochi (@spicymochii) October 18, 2020
I don't mind it, dogs are neat, too.I wonder how people who prefer cats feel everytime Wademan posts about dogs.
That said, if you hate dogs, then I automatically don't like you.
Kickass design and I hope to see you flesh this out and I’m also sorry about this.I scribbled a tall creature guy...
I think this design has some potential, so I may continue to flesh it out further.
Kickass design and I hope to see you flesh this out and I’m also sorry about this.
Nothing wrong with dat.So anyways, I have a confession.
I actually like Chihuahuas.
"Is this an instrument?"
clearly lol
Batteries not included.So anyways, I have a confession.
I actually like Chihuahuas.
Man, now I miss my Chihuahua who's back at my home.Nothing wrong with dat.
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Same, I miss my Pomeranian back homeMan, now I miss my Chihuahua who's back at my home.
I really like both cats and dogs the same.I wonder how people who prefer cats feel everytime Wademan posts about dogs.
That said, if you hate dogs, then I automatically don't like you.
I prefer cats, but when Wademan posts about dogs, I think "Yay dogs!" because I like dogs too. I've never had a dog but I really want one of those cute little friends someday. It'll feel weird because I'm so used to cats but it'll be fun!I wonder how people who prefer cats feel everytime Wademan posts about dogs.
That said, if you hate dogs, then I automatically don't like you.
Chihuahuas are adorable sweeties who don't deserve the bad rap they get.So anyways, I have a confession.
I actually like Chihuahuas.
Pitbulls are the same. Those things are adorable, but too bad all the ****ty dog owners happen to have pitbulls.Chihuahuas are adorable sweeties who don't deserve the bad rap they get.
; u ; They're all do precious...they fill my heart with joy and then melt it...Goddamn, I have a thing for cute stuff, and when it's cute doggies and seals, I just can't take it...Look at these babies!!! I want them all!!
Once again I bring pups to your timeline 🐶🐾 pic.twitter.com/IVmlLiZpRu
— Ida Ꮚ•ꈊ•Ꮚ (@floofyfluff) October 19, 2020
Idk about the levels being forgettable, while it's been DECADE since I last played SMG1 in not-English. I still remember the toy galaxy, with the giant Bowser toy you to climb up to destroy. Or the Haunted House Galaxy where you have to save Luigi. Or the gosh darn rolling ball missions. Or the one where you climb a tower to reach a Pokeball-like planet that you open to reveal the inside is made out of water. Etc...Finished Mario Galaxy.
The platforming is honestly the best out of the three, however, negative points on almost everything else. Galaxies and worlds being spread out are understandable giving they wanted to try new ideas, but there are so many forgettable levels in this game. One of the galaxies is literally just a mirrored palette swap of Honeyhive Galaxy. I can't even remember half of the galaxies off the top of my head, half the time a level selection's one-off gimmick level is the most memorable out of everything else. Not that all Galaxies were bad, but they were really forgettable for how short they were. It's like remembering 1-1 well but are you gonna remember what 5-1 was all about? Certain new power-ups definitely didn't have the proper time they needed since galaxies were so small as it is, using Spring Mario was really rare and sometimes feels forced in for the sake of needing to put it in more levels so you don't forget about its existence.
The boss fights that weren't Bowser were great. Fighting Bowser was a bore, I beat the final boss fight in literally less than two minutes. Certain puzzles and challenges were very creative for the Wii era, and despite ray surfing or gizmo ball rolling being absolute garbage, the concept was certainly there. The motion controls themselves on my Pro controller took some time to get used to but I eventually got the hang of it. But having a Wiimote as intended was definitely way more superior to the gyroscope. The controls were buttery smooth as well, but maybe too smooth, as momentum is hard to get in this game. Also, the camera was worse here than in Sunshine, it was so hard to control in spots where I needed it.
Overall I'm more disappointed and critical of this game since the last time I played it... when I was like, 11. It is a good game, but the contents of the game itself leave no real specific experiences that deeply connect like other worlds in Mario 64 or the memorable towns in Sunshine. My favorite Galaxy was Dreadnought Galaxy, but that's 60% me loving the concept and 40% me not knowing the names of other Galaxies.
A great platformer for Mario, but not a memorable Mario for me sadly. 7/10.
And now I'm done with all of the All-Stars games, with Sunshine being my favorite since 64 got a 7/10 for mostly dated technology and Sunshine was a solid 8. Maybe it's because Sunshine was the first videogame I ever owned and somehow that bias is coming back to me, but I honestly did prefer Sunshine as an actual game compared to the other 3D games here. Overall it's a bad collection, but a good collection of games, as all three are amazing titles.
I want a Zelda 3D All-Stars honestly, but it'll probably get hate because to bring OoT/WW/TP together they're gonna have to axe off Majora's Mask like how they did Galaxy 2, and people don't like you ****ing with Majora's Mask.
Like I said, the one-offs are more memorable to me than main ones. I remember the skeleton fish boss fight pretty well and the buoy base. They just really left no memorable impact on me because there's so little time you spend on them each.Idk about the levels being forgettable, while it's been DECADE since I last played SMG1 in not-English. I still remember the toy galaxy, with the giant Bowser toy you to climb up to destroy. Or the Haunted House Galaxy where you have to save Luigi. Or the gosh darn rolling ball missions. Or the one where you climb a tower to reach a Pokeball-like planet that you open to reveal the inside is made out of water. Etc...
The music is pretty good, that's a point for it, the final boss theme is wicked if it weren't for the fight to not really be as intimidating.Also, the music is freakin' great, that I'm sure my nostalgia isn't tricking me, cuz I can still hear most of the themes in my head to this day.
Fair enough, to me, or atleast my younger self, the short amount time you stay in those galaxy didn't made them easy to forget. Thanks to the scenery, the music, the solid gameplay, some of the gimmicks in them (I do wish there more levels using the Boo power-up tho, cuz I always loved that power as a kid) etc... But again, those are memories from looooooong ago, so I may need to check on YouTube atleast and give the game a retry in the future to be 100% sure I'm not blinded with Nostalgia. 'cuz lord know it's easy to remember only the good moment and not the "meh" one. (the really bad one tend to stick more, like those DAMN rolling ball levels, or the super hard green star bonus level, can't remember if I finished a single one of those)Like I said, the one-offs are more memorable to me than main ones. I remember the skeleton fish boss fight pretty well and the buoy base. They just really left no memorable impact on me because there's so little time you spend on them each.
The music is pretty good, that's a point for it, the final boss theme is wicked if it weren't for the fight to not really be as intimidating.
Hello, yes, may I suggest an unsee button?Ah yes, my favourite Wallace and Gromit movie:
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This looks like something you would see in a fever dream result of falling asleep while watching The Wrong Trousers.
COUGHCOUGHCOUGHCOUGHIt's like the only Nick sitcom with no laugh tracks, which automatically puts it in the upper half of sitcoms in general.