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Your coolness points just shot way up.

Had a work-issued Magic Mouse once. I've never been so offended by a piece of tech before.

Don't know if the Trogdor reference was intentional or not. But I love it either way.

I am looking forward to this video though. There isn't an obvious top 10 for Switch 2 yet like there is for other platforms, so it'll be interesting to see what sort of hidden gems people vote for.

While I'm happy with Switch 2, I can totally understand where some of these people come from.

Outside of the few Nintendo titles, much of the library is Switch 1 ports and 3rd-party/indies that are available on other platforms.

Depending on who you are, that might not be all that exciting.

I better check my saxophone's manual.

This song has genuinely been playing in my head on-and-off for the past 25 years. It's not always there, but when "Boo Boo Baba Dee Dee" takes hold, it consumes my entire day.

Will you count full-on "Nintendo Switch 2 Edition" games, or do those count as performance boost?

They were clone troopers with genetic mutations that made them super-skilled at different things (one's super strong, one's a sniper, etc.)

Dee does a fantastic job giving each character a unique voice and personality, despite them all being clones of the same guy.

This video certainly took a turn.

Not much the average WBD employee can do either. Hope none of my contacts are negatively affected by this.

This man gets paid billions to merge two companies with valuable legacy brands, wreak havoc on them, then de-merge them back into worse versions of those two companies.

I can't even.

"Man, if only there was a way I could use my own voice to make voiceovers."

Platinum made multiple offers to bring her back, which she refused. Taylor then misrepresented the situation and stirred up the controversy herself.

I don't doubt that some parents legitimately used the vouchers toward their kids' schooling. But it's incredibly frustrating knowing that funds were taken from public education to buy someone's trampoline, lego sets, iPads, and other toys (as the article points out).

This was an absolute jam!

A man of culture!