What a great movie, I've watched it quite recently and it was still a great time. The reason it's so quotable is mostly due to the amazing performances of pretty much all voice actors in the film.
Plus, I love the ending so much. I love how it has a positive message for ugly and scary people.
It's not a bad game but it's probably one of the most soul-crushingly disappointing Mario games in the entire Mario series, probably right next to Mario Party 9.
I mean people ping me like crazy whenever Baby Luigi appears in anything new but like, I want him far more recurring to begin with.
Him and Geno are two entirely different characters but I mean, Mario isn't exactly a story-based franchise. They can have someone like Fawful canonically hate...
I'd imagine toys to life MIGHT make a return in the future since the kids that played with them are growing up and they'll want a piece of that nostalgia again, just not on the scale of Skylanders.
All of those times slaving away the brutal 10 hour, 6 day work weeks are paid off with a 2000 dollar beefy computer that is now replacing my obsolete, old defunct one that would have issues.
GPU: rtx 4070ti super
CPU: 12th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i9-12900K 3.20 GHz
RAM: 32.0 GB (31.7 GB usable)...
I disagree that there isn't a downside to referencing past Mario locations such as those from Mario RPGs or Mario Party. In Mario Kart for example, they can either spend resources to make a BeanBean Kingdom track, or they'll use it to make wholly original and unique tracks (like Coconut Mall or...
I'm just telling you this as an extremely casual player of Crash Team Racing, now imagine this with like, people playing Mario Kart and hearing about why Nintendo didn't opt to use spinoff characters in their mainline games or whatever.
Try playing a completely different franchise and naming the spinoff characters there, this is literally how we sound to the audience Nintendo is catering to.
"I want Toc-Man playable in this Pac-Man game."
"Who the fuck is Toc-Man!?!?!?"
Also this is me when I played Crash Team Racing, who...
Plus Wario hypnotized a bunch of new and fresh goons in his first appearance to fight Mario, look at all the shit he did in the Six Golden Coins.
imagine fighting these things in a mario rpg
or this
or even this
Hell yeah, I'm hoping we get a Mario RPG where, you, the chosen one as Mario, have to deal with the untimely betrayal of Luigi, working for Bowser all along, who stabs Peach half-way through the game.
As Vidro said, it's clearly done for comedic effect and not an actual statement dismissing the tragic shit that happens around the world in a daily basis.
Did you know Moscow just today had a very deadly terrorist shooting?
"he hasn't tried to do some of the economic policy he said to progressives he would do like pushing for paid leave or a minimum wage increase"
you can't do this with a red congress which would currently stonewall and filibuster these bills. he also tried to codify roe v wade. guess what it...
I just find it very odd that this type of show attracted quite a bit of very very very terrible people. Like you have Nazi bronies...you know a show where the characters would actually beat the shit out of Nazis.
When you work post office, you're essentially delivering two days worth of mail on Monday because the post office is closed on Sunday, plus backed up business parcels from Saturday if you have a business route since those are closed on. In my route, I'd get six trays of mail when I get four...
I can't say much about the worst fanbase but you gotta hand it off to Baby Luigi fans...I mean fan. Obviously, less people in a fanbase which means less dissenting opinions and arguments and less utter weirdos, so Baby Luigi does have the best fanbase, comprising of only me.
Every single Baby...
Baby Luigi gives him a brutal time in Partners in Time but it's okay because he genuinely loves Luigi and doesn't quite understand that Luigi gets ouchie from hammers.
I'm a person who plays CTR and I don't recognize anyone in the roster not named Crash, Coco, and Cortex, so I'd imagine the same type of indifference for the casual audience.
Take this at heart from a former art major and someone who still loves working on art.
I've decided not to pursue art as a career for one simple reason: being in the industry forces you to work on things that are not your own projects, which is what you'll likely be doing. You're going to...