Given that the only console games I play are old Nintendo platformers, I'm gonna have to go with the NES Controller.

Trying to play Megaman 2 with analog sticks is an exercise in anger management. XD

Tell me you mean that you have played 1 & 2, just not on the steam deck.

Anything otherwise would be a shame.

Pretty sure I saw an animated short of a Game Grumps bit about this.

Though I can't say I've felt dismissed by the Warframe community when it comes to bugs and glitches, I have definitely experienced it in other gaming communities.

"Bugframe" is a common term seen around, so I'd say there's a certain consesus about it.

As a general rule, however, you want submit a proper ticket if you want to report a bug. The various social media platforms official channels are just for advertisement. So you can't rely on the actual Developers seeing anything there. This goes for all non-indie games, movies and music.

But I'm guessing you know that.

Other than that, I guess it's luck of the draw who sees and responds to a post/comment.

Religious people alive today do shit like this. Like Mormons "Soaking" and such.

Cows were already on their way out. Being a Dairy Farmer in DK pays miserably and was already taxed to hell and back.

This is unlikely to make a big difference other than further pissing off a bunch of people.

I'm not calling anyone a coward.

I'm just less sure it's the end of anything.

I just thought it would be funnier if there was anything to it.

All of them I'd imagine. Not that I think he killed anyone with his own hands. But I can definitely see people dying as a direct consequense of one of his decisions.

So they just pulled the Harry Potter specific part out of their ass?

The article in the link you provided seem to indicate that most of the Tattoos people regret are tied to other people and beliefs. Like ex-lovers names and swastikas.

"If I was him, I'd keep my head down and try to get to know my kids."

Wouldn't that just mean that the threats worked? The corrupt won?

I mean, the point of whistleblowing is to do so in spite of the threat of punishment, right?

Isn't the entire point of the newer versions of Windows just to force the engagement with applications you normally wouldn't use?

I just started dual booting to see what Linux could do nowadays. And yes, there's a few games I have trouble playing, but it's mostly games like Subnautica that gives me trouble. And in all honesty, that game barely works in Windows as it is.

I haven't had problems with anti-cheats at all. Like, Helldivers 2 runs as well on Linux as in Windows.

Well, they aren't alone. Blizzard and Activision is on my blacklist. As well as pretty much any studio own by Microsoft at this point... Oh, and Sony! Can't forget about them.

The list is long.

I don't think most Christian Americans have read it.

It's easier to just make up your own stuff as you see fit.

I don't understand when they shorten the time in which they calculate sales numbers to such small periods.

I get year, and even half-year. But it gets a bit weird with months and weeks.

It's doesn't seem like a good indicator of a game's popularity. A bit too forced.

Being insecure isn't teenager exclusive, I guess.

I think OP is just asking the age-old question of "what is you guilty pleasure pop-song". Just very poorly worded. I'm not gonna hold that against 'em.

Speaking of Heavy Metal and Natalie Imbruglia. I really liked Steve Welsh's "If Korn wrote Torn"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y_eWFCceJg4

Meh, there's a ton of songs written strictly from female perspectives or with a female audience in mind. From Peggy Lee to the Spice Girls and so on.

I feel like they apply as "Girl Songs".

Well, just finished it.

And although it didn't match the first game, it's still a nice chill game in the same vain as the first. Same feeling and all that.

As suspected, it's tough to attempt a continuation of the first story. They dipped a bit much into a few themes that really didn't seem to fit very well and there's a distinct lack of interaction with other NPCs. There's a few random characters you talk to over the radio, but not anything that has any impact on anything.

So it's a fine enough game if you just want a bit more of the Oxenfree flavor, but don't expect too much from it.