Ignore this, commenting so that I can find this post later
I appreciate the answer! And I agree that the second one is a question that I am not sure how to find the answer to. It would be easier if we only limited it to the cast, but if it was extended to the crew, it gets a bit more complicated
This reminded me of a question I had a while ago, but maybe it is easier to search up now. What is the oldest movie with at least one actor who is still alive, and what is the newest movie where no actors are still alive.
It's not just you, I had to do a double take on that thumbnail
Same but under mine, we are starting to split who buys a bit more now since our kids want to play different games at the same time. Time to start spreading them across 4 accounts soon
Maybe seen 5 times by age, but we should be really talking about the little known 1983 masterpiece, Mr Mom, it will change you as a person.
I would want to throw in White Christmas where they can trap your consciousness into a small device and enslave it to be your personal assistant. You can also be blocked from someone in the physical world and it would censor their life from you. And add in the casual torturing your consciousness to make it confess to crimes without your knowledge. Something about people being so casual about driving someone insane for making them relive a moment for years and years for a fun punishment after they got what they wanted feels like it would fit into a cyberpunk setting.
Conker's Live and Reloaded was on the original Xbox, and it certainly fixed a few rough edges. I loved both the N64 and the remaster! If you are in it for the single player, the remaster is the way to go, but the N64 version had some of my favorite multiplayer moments from when I was a kid. I was pretty sad to lose those modes for the remaster, but the new multiplayer modes were pretty fun too at the time.
I've tried so many vertical mice, but for some reason this one worked out the best for me. It kind of feels cheap compared to others, but I've had it for a number of years and I haven't found anything that can top it. It's worth trying out if anyone is on the fence since it is priced under $20.
Why I Hate This Album is one of my favorites, they go between listening to an album for a week and then discuss the history of the band, the album, and sometimes they find secret meaning in it. Other episodes they have entire episodes dedicated to a single song and music news. There's a lot of humor and inside jokes in it and they don't take themselves too seriously. The best part is that it is ad free and they make it for the fun of it.
Your maths are good, we may be able to fit a Commander Keen or two in there as well!
I mean that is what he is asking for, but with the added benefit of doing whatever the hell we want with it too. Personally I'd be down for that too
Welp gonna have to try to make this now too, thanks for the inspiration!