With 880 total moons, there's definitely lots to find. I definitely wouldn't have wanted to do it all without a guide to find the more obscure ones, but it's definitely my favorite 3D Mario. I made a point to 100% the game on my initial playthrough.

If this happens in a modern game, fans would act like the devs personally murdered their families.

My opinion on Star Wars has always been that it has a great world with great concepts, but the actual execution and quality of writing is complete crap.

You can tell who skipped the video because their mind didn't immediately jump to the candy glass.

I don't think it was *quite* as good as season 1, but dang I still thought it got close and stuck the landing lol

I could swear there's 1 random inconspicuous NPC who gives you a vague hint about it somewhere, but I'm drawing a blank as to where and none of the other replies know anything either, so I'm questioning if I've made that up.

They are keeping this genre alive and absolutely can't stop now.

Note: "Ended" does not mean I actually finished the game. There are 3 games here that I gave up on:

Luigi's Mansion 3: bs penultimate boss, lost my patience.
Jedi: Fallen Order: amusingly, same issue as LM3
Paper Mario TTYD: hated every second I played this game genuinely, ended after chapter 2.

The real sad thing is that the transphobes will believe this without question because it fits their narrative.

Me: *getting frustrated and hating anything I'm not immediately good at*

Making Tomb Raider 2 sound like the difference between Jak & Daxter and Jak 2 over here lol

Dang, your school was one in a million. When I refused to do my homework, even though I did everything I was supposed to in class, my grade VERY quickly sunk to an F.

Generally I take it on the back of how much of a representative of the company they appear to present themselves. Many devs online are just people giving their personal opinions, but people act like they are obligated to fill a community manager or marketing role at all times while online.

Love and Monsters is a much better episode anyway (genuinely great until the villain reveal), but the biggest hit we'd take losing that episode is the significance of the episode's monster being created by a contest-winning child.

I do not understand how people have the time to think there's not enough games. I've got a backlog of over 30 I'm trying to get through, and most of those are Nintendo games. I NEED a release drought to catch up lol.

I do still enjoy Harry Potter as a world and for its characters despite Rowling, but I do hate how she's tainted it and used it as a springboard to ruin the lives of trans people.