Grass is the only line where the final evolution isn't disappointing compared to the middle stage.

Oh, makes sense. Thanks for explaining.

I completely understand the browser hours, and have 500+ hours in it myself, but what was the secret appeal of the 3ds camera?

Deep dive into some specific old building and its history.
Possibly even the buildings that previously occupied that plot of land, though 'the plot show' is less catchy and slightly misleading.

When I first played the game as a teen, it genuinely felt like the game was breaking some rule with its soundtrack. Games back then just really didn't have music like that.

'The World Ends With You' is still a banger.

A less well-known favorite of mine is 'Might and Magic: Clash of Heroes'. It's a wonderful little puzzle RPG game.

It's most useful if you split arguments into separate lines - for example in a mutate() - and then start commenting out parts of the call.
Normally, you would need to juggle around the commas, so whichever argument is currently last doesn't have one. But with this, you skip that bit of friction.

The dplyr functions are just like all written to be robust against extra commas as a convenience thing.