Kind of. A lot of modern games I see come out are just not my thing, but on the other hand, a lot of games I play are more modern titles, with a mix of old stuff here and there. One i can think of is probably Fortnite. I play it a lot, and sometimes i'll go back to the good ol' HL1 Deathmatch.

I believe PS Plus still has these but if they don't then I apologize. A Hat in Time is a really cute 3D platformer that reminds me a lot of something like Mario Galaxy or Spyro a little bit. Patapon is a rhythm game where you command a tiny army to victory with timed button presses for certain actions. Tron Run/R was suprisingly fun and i found myself playing it a LOT. It's a level-based 3D runner game where timing is crucial to your survival. Don't just write it off because it's a licensed title.

So, Disney recently released another one of their live action remakes of a beloved film from years past (Lilo and Stitch) I can't say for certain how the film is but I was curious on what everyone's opinion is on these as a whole. This includes non-disney remakes of animated franchises as well. My opinion on these is that they aren't needed in most cases, and they don't do anything new enough with the source material for me to care.

I wasn't born in the 1980s but I think the funniest show to ever come out of that decade is the Mister T Cartoon. most absurd thing ever made. Actually, a lot of 80s cartoons are ridiculous. They had stuff like the Rambo and Robocop animated series for kids. Who the hell thought that was a good idea?

For me it depends since Netflix has a lot of movies I like, and also Hulu Live TV is useful for me. I don't pay any of these, family members do and they just let me use them. Honestly if I had to pay for one on my own it would be Shudder. Love the V/H/S series.

Probably "My Life as a Teenage Robot" if we're just counting western animated content. Art style and character designs are unlike anything else that was on Nick at the time which made it look so cool to me as a kid. Plus the show itself is genuinely really funny.

I believe the first private tracker I ever got access to was 3DTorrents. I used to be really big on watching movies in 3D on a 3DS or VR Headset and such. Never really used it much, half the torrents were dead or insanely bloated (one movie would be like 13+ GB)

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