I always thought Rob Reiner had a similar sense of humor to Mel Brooks. And I liked Billy Crystal in it, it kept that section of the movie from feeling too heavy, though I get it's not everyone's thing.
For anyone who hasn't read it, the book is fantastic as well, and helped me appreciate the movie even more (it's probably one of the best film adaptations of a book ever, IMO). The humor and wit of William Goldman was captured expertly in the movie.
I'd fund Larian to create and release creator tools for custom campaigns for their BG3 engine. Then let the community do its thing. It's not perfect, but it's pretty good for a general D&D video game engine.
I'd also request a sequel/DLC for BG3. Specifically, going to hell in search of a heart...
I've got a small volcanic rock from Mt Vesuvius, a Polaroid Land camera 95A from the late 40s or 50s, and I built a magic mirror (which isn't that obscure, but lots of people find it fascinating).
Sweet! Do you have a special audio interface for your PC? I've got a mixer as well, though only one audio output from my PC (I use it to mix my two PCs, instruments, and the baby monitor).
I'm guessing at least partly their audience. I haven't kept up with every release, but it seems like Nintendo has always tried to keep their consoles cheaper than the others. And they're popular with families with kids. Kids lose headphones, be they wired or wireless, and replacing a $5 pair of earbuds is way cheaper than wireless ones.
Neates!