MindFreak

Losing fat isn't necessarily the same as losing weight.

I don't think you need to go lower than 60 kg then... Well, it depends on how well you slept, what time of the day you are running, how you've been eating and drinking, if you've taken a break, etc.

I remember playing Alex Kidd in Shinobi World when I was a young boy. Rarely managed to get out of the house in the beginning of the game but I still remember the character. Though I thought he was a monkey...

Great, now I can watch season 1 and 2.

How tall are you? In metric units.... But yeah, fluctuations are normal. I hate them.

Windbound just got a gameplay-trailer: Breath of the Wind Waker, right there.

Alex Kidd in Miracle World DX announced, release Q1 2021: Also, Slime-san developer announced Demon Turf:

Ugh. Did some interval running uphill yesterday - 150 m with a 4.5 m elevation in total, 10 times. Forgot how much intervals ruin my legs the following day.

To avoid the Chinese bots - would it be an idea to only allow new threads once you've posted five replies or would that just move the problem?

CrossCode releases in Japan on July 9th - new trailer: The same date applies to Europe - and I've substituted the Japanese trailer with an English one.

Apparently, it's some sort of website that tries to get clicks. I saw someone owning some gaming website mention it on Reddit where GoldenCasinoNews asked them to post stuff they were writing.

That is not true. Nintendo's recent fiscal report states that they sold 3.29 million units in January-March.

When I'm running against a clock, I can't decide whether to pause the clock or let it run when I stop at red lights. It's never more than 10-20 seconds but it's a rest nonetheless which will give me a better result but I feel that letting the clock run while resting here will make my times less comparable. What do you guys think? I've had some bad runs lately, going slower than usual (a pace about 4:08 ish on 6 km). It's probably just daily variation but still, it's offputting.

Watched Kidding with Jim Carrey over the past week, both season 1 and 2. The first season was good, Carrey portrayed an interesting character and the story was good. Sometimes I got a Joker-vibe from him, which was impressive. However, I think they missed what made season 1 work well in season 2. Somehow it was less realistic, less interesting points, and it just fell short except the last two episodes. I'm most likely not going to watch season 3 should it be announced.

I've always had my phone with me when running to hatch eggs and find Candy for my buddy but I hate it, especially as my shorts do not have a pocket. So when I got a Garmin running watch I tried to find some way to use the data from Garmin Connect in Pokémon Go and I found this guide the other day and have tested it twice, it really works! I believe it also works with biking using the watch but haven't tested that yet. Also. Remote Raid pass is genius except that you have to check each visible gym to find someone ready to raid - it would be nice if there were an indication of people waiting in a lobby at each gym. Had to wait 15 minutes during raid hour yesterday, cycling through all nine gyms in my area in order to find enough people waiting at a gym to raid. But got Reshiram in the end!

Wasn't that pin error corrected in the newer revision of the Switch console? I.e. it's only possible on consoles bought the first year and a half (ish).

It's funny how the first half-year in 2020 has been terrible but in May/June, at least four games that interest me are released: Shantae and the Seven Sirens, Journey to the Savage Planet, The Outer Worlds, and Pokémon Sword/Shield DLC part 1. Then in July, Paper Mario and beyond that, who knows? I could also be tempted to play XCOM2 at some point.

Aww, too bad. Wonder what got in their way in Europe?

Journey to the Savage Planet was rumoured a few weeks ago and today it hit Switch eShop with no prior announcement: It's a game I've been looking at, might give it a go at some point, though I think The Outer Worlds will be my next new game.

A new show about Justice Society of America called Stargirl has just been added to my streaming service. Never heard of it. It ties into Legends of Tomorrow?

Well, new mechanics can work well and they can work badly. I found the colouring of cards in Colour Splash boring and slow. I haven't played Sticker Star but making the battles dependent on some random stickers just doesn't seem fun. Sometimes, you also just want more of a good thing. You just don't need to reinvent the wheel every time.

Sorry. Meant when you were further in the game and had full capacity.

I've read my old review of Colour Splash, and I didn't enjoy the battles - they actually punished you and in the long term, they were boring. You lost cards, HP, and paint but gained basically nothing in return. That's not how battles are supposed to be like and I hope they have changed that in TOK. Boss battles also seemed to be dependent on you getting certain Things to destroy the bosses.

My first reaction was "Woah! Nice!" but then I saw the Japanese battle trailer and was bummed - looks like they had yet another gimmick they wanted to test. :/ Hopefully, this time the battles are fun.