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Since this post I've come quite far with a few of them. Removed all those I got enough candy for and it doesn't seem so bad now. Still some Pokémon are not available but once they are there, I'm ready for them. Now, Lickitung will be hard, and I still need some of the new babies, including Riolu.

In my experience, speed was the main factor. Taking no damage would work as well but that was bloody hard sp that's only a bonus. Also, don't use tickets. If you die, you start over.

I think GameBoy emulation is way more likely than GameCube at this point. 3DS runs GameBoy-games so there is already an emulator out there, and due to the portability, it makes sense for Switch to receive these as well. The other emulator must be N64. It could also point at new classic consoles after all, even though Nintendo previously said that they don't have plans for that.

Titans is now on Netflix Is it worth watching?

April 15th is the release of Season 8!

Launch trailer:

Release date is April 16th. And Final Fantasy XII Zodiac Age is out April 30th.

Dragon's Lair Trilogy is out January 17th on eShop

Yeah, the reveal of Yoshi, Kirby (8th March) and Dragon's Dogma really tells that a Direct is not coming, though they wanted it to. Such a shame - it didn't need to have a whole lot of information, but some new trailers and new release windows along with perhaps a new game or two would be sufficient for me. Just something new to look forward to.

Well. Bye bye January Direct... but good to see that the game is finally coming out.

Yeah, I've been envying that for quite some time but I don't have the space for something like that. We're currently looking for buying a house and we stumbled across one that had a fully equipped home gym / crossfit gym in the shed. That was... I was so close to saying yes!

IMDb is terrible when it comes to reviewing TV-shows as people just rate the entire show based on the first couple of episodes. So... is there a better place to view user reviews of TV-shows? I want to know if A Discovery of Witches is worth watching in its entirety.

I don't recall seeing it on sale since its release. And the main game is not that meaty, it can be completed in a couple of hours. (Reply number 1000!)

So... Crossfit membership cancelled, my wife has cancelled her gym membership and we have browsed at some weights - I think we'll go for some fine beginner weights, 60 kg in total, and a couple of kettlebells (12/16 and 20 kg I think). That should be sufficient for most training bar the heavy kind. But there is an excellent gym at my work, so I can go there once or twice a week to lift some heavier weights if I want to - and row. I hope this will be good and worth it - but we came to the conclusion that with a tight work schedule and a kid, the barrier for exercising was simply to go to the gym to do it - why is that? So yeah... we'll try it.

So I've tried the game now, just starting the 3rd chapter and I dunno. It's just a bit.. Boring? There is no real story to guide you, there is no reward for doing a puzzle (not even a lovely chime!), and it just feels sluggish and slow. I have never had trouble figuring out a puzzle but have had trouble seeing the white spots on the white walls that you can scale, and the game has been quite dark at times making it hard to navigate. Furthermore, I have been lost several times and that has frustrated me as I feel I'm wasting time. While the performance in the beginning was bad, the game studdered a lot, it has got better now that I'm mostly in confined areas. Overall, it's pretty but too shallow on the gameplay, I don't really want to continue playing it but may continue it after all.

It's on! Well. My wife and I both want more exercise, even though I bike 30 km a day (to and from work). So we are about to cancel our gym memberships and get some equipement at home. I think that will actually help, even though I'm going to miss the classes and being able to lift heavy weights (and drop them).

So staring at a white wall for 124 minutes isn't boring because it isn't 180 minutes? Not saying that the movie is boring, just saying that some parts of it was too elaborate and long without really adding to the story. They could easily have got rid of two or three persons in the house in the city without ruining anything.

My wife wanted to watch some movies for a change. So first we watched Passengers, which was good but too long and a bit on the slow side generally. Then we watched Bird Box, which was good but too long and the ending was terrible, and the monsters were inconsistent. Finally, yesterday we saw Arrival. That's the best one of the three. I liked the plot twist but found it a bit dazzling at first.

Isn't it weird how New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe is out next week and there have been about zero promotion for it? No trailers, site just opened yesterday, only a few Twitter posts etc.

It's on my wishlist. Will buy it during a sale most definitely and until then, I just rack up gold points to pay for it. Just because I'm unsure whether I'll actually enjoy it due to the difficulty

On the main menu, highlight the Smash icon and click +. There you should see something about My Nintendo or Register Game or something like that.

I'm currently watching Atypcal on Netflix, about a boy with autism and his family. It's really good, with both lighthearted comedy with some genuinely funny jokes and some serious topics. And now Netflix has added another season of A Series of Unfortunate Events so I have to watch season 2 now as this is supposed to end with season 3.

Celeste is one of the Games with Gold for Xbox One this month. It hasn't even been on sale for Switch!

Yes, if you decouple your old Switch and your Nintendo Account, you can then log in and register the new Switch and then download your games.

This is currently 50 % off on the eShop. Bought it but haven't tried it yet.