I BELIEVE YOU ARE THE ONE THAT DOESN'T UNDERSTAND HOW THE IMPERIOUS CURSE WORKS, MY FRIEND. OH HO HO.

Chilling in the Triforce game-den with my 2D Asian gf. Of course we are gaming all day and of course we are capturing it all on podcast. Super Metroid, Rufio from Hook, Nickelodeon Gak, and of course my homeboy MC Chris. 80s and 90s nostalgia at its finest! Fire up the four-way controller and have some friends over for some man-on-man action with Left 4 Dead (of course I'm blasting everybody with the pulse rifle or my personal favorite, the crowbar).

$40-$60 is a reasonable price to pay for a game especially when you consider how much good, constructive use you get out of it. When you sit back and think about the dimension and complexity that games add to your life, especially anime fantasy stories where you go on a three-hour-long quest to unlock another two-hour-long quest to fight the boss and get the ultimate materia--it definitely makes sense to pay $60 for this or spend a little more for the collector's tin. Collecting things like Dunnys and figurines and maintaining a large collection of stuff is important because it harkens back to our cave-man days and puts us in touch with what makes us human.

"have you ever seen those shirts with the instruments you can play on the shirt lol" - Weswog 2013