ppb

Do you like unciv?

Who's stopping you?

Civ4 is is so many ways, it's only flaw is that Civ5/Civ6 has better unit tactics, but almost everything else about Civ4 was 10/10.

Have you actually seen the Netflix one? I haven't seen it yet because I was going to assume it was terrible just like the Netflix Death Note or Dragonball Evolution or The Hobbit, but the youtuber say's it's actually good and explains their reasoning.

no idea what a stanley cup is, but the cups I've described as stanleys looks like any cup available at target or walgreens for more than a decade ago.

genz spotted

I've got a big ol atlas because I read somewhere that over-relying on google maps messes up your ability to function without it.

I think there's no way that's actually true. Google maps helps me arrive somewhere for the first time, but after a small number of times I can drive most places without looking at it. I'll still use it, because "go another route because there is a huge traffic jam following an unannounced pothole filling or car accident" isn't a possible skill to learn. Also Google maps is fucking glitchy, you still need to read signs and know where you are anyways, otherwise you're missing turns 25% of the time.

I wish self-service cafeterias were more of a thing

plotholes aside

I could have just purchased the joy remotes for a disgusting 70 dollars

I would have bought one of the standard xbox-style controllers, I'm pretty sure it's cheaper and superior.

Question: who was the president that oversaw the release of Mario 64 in the US?

Answer: Mario 64 was released in the United States on September 29, 1996. At that time, Bill Clinton was the President of the United States.

everybody is going whole hog about "2,500 nits of peak brightness" but I can't find any information on if this new device will have good/better/worse deep blacks.

https://hexbear.net/pictrs/image/krjtrhDjRL.jpg