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  • Dutch and Greek go unnecessarily hard. Yeah, "I slap my balls on it" is good, but it really does just have the same vibe as "I don't give a fuck." The Greek make it poetic and the Dutch add that specific scientific component that give it that pop.

  • I don't know if you've played Oracle of Ages/Seasons, but those are two more great Capcom Zelda games.

    I saw someone else say CrossCode, and I can second that. CrossCode is the only game I have ever played to perfectly capture the way games felt on the Nintendo DS. Control, aesthetic, everything. It made me immediately nostalgic the first time I played it.

  • I never even bought it. It looked monetized to hell compared to MK11, and it didn't seem to offer much more for the increased price. I liked most of the character designs, and of course the game looks beautiful. But that's not going to cut it for me. All I heard about it was that it added a lot of aerial combat, which I really don't care to tangle with.

  • Freddy Got Fingered! I laughed until my sides hurt. I don't even care for Tom Green's street material all that much, but that movie is hilarious and I will defend it.

    It's batshit insane, the bits are infectious, and every scene is memorable as fuck. The soundtrack is insanely good as well. There's a theory that he didn't want to make this movie, and it's a giant middle finger to the studio. Not only do I believe this, but I think Tom Green really carried that bit all the way, making one of the most ridiculous comedies of all time.

  • John Marston. There are a lot of character deaths that really hit me hard. Hank from Breaking Bad comes to mind.

    But man, John's death just hits so deeply. I played RDR a good 4 or so years after its release, so I knew it was coming. Even then, it barely felt real. And you better believe I was frantically trying to mark all those Pinkertons to help John get through it.