Posts by Kaynil

    I missed the SNES when it came out so while I appreciate it I guess it can never compete with the ones I played.
    The PlayStation 2 definitely is pretty cool. Glad the PlayStation3 has some HD collections of some of the cool games for it.

    the N64 was also there in that height of my passion, but it has enough flaws[...]


    Do you mean the controller design and the cartridge option?

    *waits for Link to quote LS and say "you're a fucking nerd* :lol:

    I mean, I'm PC Master Race, so any console has got some big hurdles to get over to appeal to me.

    I don't like mobile gaming, I don't like motion control, and I haven't liked any Zelda games since Majora's Mask. So the Switch really doesn't have anything to offer me.


    Yeah, it makes sense.
    I honestly wouldn't mind hearing your thoughts on BotW, are you indifferent or do you feel is taking a detour for the worse?

    I play the days I am off mostly, so at least twice a week. I also play it on my way to work on the rare occasion I have to get the train.
    Lately I haven't been charging it often so I've left it at home.
    Currently grinding in pokemon Moon and playing Ace Attorney Spirit of Justice.

    And here I was taking pictures of our collection when you already named them, haha.
    But yeah:


    I am not storing the Wii U anytime soon> I have plenty of games I want to try out. <3

    I pretty much think that like it is now with the GameCube, people will in the future talk fondly of the Wii U.
    I enjoyed what it tried to do with the dual screen. Star Fox Zero is kind of a unique experience using both screens to fight the bosses.
    I also enjoyed some of the games that came out for it like Splatoon. :)

    Man, you are such a hardcore Zelda fan, but being the founder of this space is that even a surprise?
    I think it is pretty cool you have digital and physical copies.
    I also have paid BotW in full so I guess I could count it as owned as well.

    The last movie I watched was the Intern, with @Sardonic Pickle Pickle.

    It started out pretty promising but the characters seemed so inconsistent, while I am glad the ending was not the obvious one I assumed in the first 10 minutes of the movie that doesn't make it any better. It gives you backstory details that never bothers to expand or explain so you just have to roll with it. For example, the character Jules complains about her mother but we never saw anything to warrant the opinion the protagonist has about her. Anyway will go with some spoilers from here on.

    I pretty think the movie lost it when Ben suggested they steal the computer, it felt so awkwardly out of character and like a shoehorned wacky funny adventure that most comedies with a bunch of teenagers have. I thought the Jules character was set up from beginning as a person that was too hard relying on herself and that as the movie goes she would learn to balance both looking for the well of a company and her own self-growth but the movie instead keeps making the point about how an excellently accomplished woman she is, as if you're supposed to admire her as someone too mature for her age when you saw her on a previous scene bitching about her mother, sending the email by mistake and instead of owning her error she expects her workers to fix the mistake for her hoping they can 'hack' into her mum's account. Ben, the old man that had been the voice of reason so far takes her apart to tell her there is one thing she can do, and no it wasn't apologizing or owning her msitake, this was when he goes with "We can steal the computer", since her mother was working they could seize it before she came from work.

    The movie starts with the company already in trouble because they are overworking in order to keep up with their own success and the founder being a stubborn about them handling things their own way, fair enough she needs to make sure she find the right CEO. Then you have her personal life and twist of the guy having an affair. Near the end of the film she has agreed with a CEO thinking it is the best for the company and her and she has confronted the guy about the cheating. progress! BOM! Last minute husband comes in says he is sorry so she cancels CEO, keeps him in and hopes the company and her marriage somehow won't collapse.

    I get it is a "feel good" movie but if I can't emphasise with the characters to root for them in some level I guess it just makes it harder for me to just take it for what it is and go with the flow. The movie is not a flop, it is entertaining but the character inconsistencies really frustrated me, hahah.

    I felt compelled to make an art, so I drew a fishwoman in a wedding dress holding a sword and dropping a bouquet of snakes.

    [MEDIA=imgur]a/Olo84[/MEDIA]


    I'd never guessed she was a fish woman. That is a pretty cool drawing.
    I love the snakes, the ones on the floor look so happy. Even the one she is hurting with the sword.

    Is there any story behind this drawing? :D

    From what I recall from @Sardonic Pickle's experience (tagging him so he can correct me :XD: ) the game is worth it, so if you know what to expect from a Yoshi game and have enjoyed past ones, it might be worth it.
    You can try a preowned version if you are not sure. If you want to own it maybe getting the 3DS version instead (since apparently it has a few extras) might be a better option. :)