I'm pretty firmly against crossovers unless they are particularly compatible with each other. Unless it gels just right it feels pandering and lame. Smash Bros for example worked hard to make the disparate cast fit in with each other with subtle design changes. Ready Player One on the other hand...
X-Men and other super hero-esque media works. DC and Mortal Kombat works when you throw in magic to offset the power inbalance. (Although, I never questioned Marvel Vs Capcom's power scaling. Hsien-Ko and Phoenix Wright casually kicking Thanos' wrinkled purple ass never made me think twice.)
I'ld like Capcom to collapse more of their fighting and beat-em-up properties into Street Fighter. Hsien-Ko makes about as much sense in Street Fighter as half of the villains.
I like doing old prospector-y cursing for minor inconveniences. I work at a hospital, so I probably shouldn't curse openly infront of the unwashed terbuculars.
That was how I made peace with Biden in the first place.
"You aren't voting for the man, you're voting for the cabinet and judges he appoints".
Atleast Biden's cabinet was more-or-less competent. I didn't always agree with them, but atleast there was a logic outside of "this will only benefit the obscenely rich/Russia"
Isn't gallup one of those pollsters that still uses landline surveying? That's got to skew the numbers.
Also people not being remotely politcally engaged doesn't help much either.
"I vote democrat because the alternative are shitty and racist, but I am worried about this DEI, CRT, CBT, Trans stuff my weird uncle posted on Facebook"
I use the phrase codified. For example Ocarina of Time and Mario 64 didn't invent fighting or exploring in 3D, but both established a baseline of what it should feel like.
Pokemon took what SMT/Dragon Quest/Mother was putting down, simplified and refined the vibe and made it more accessible.
I heard they shaved a gorilla.