Topic: The Chit-Chat Thread

@bimmy-Lee Nah, Jack is an indoor cat now. Though once, early on, he did get out and prowled for a few hours. He was on the porch sitting in the chair when he came home. That’s after he’d been a stray for two years, so he must like me somewhat.

@Anti-Matter DS line probably has more E games because it’s been around more than 3 years. There’s some M games on it, though. So you should probably just chuck your DS. 😂

@ThanosReXXX Didn't he get banned one time for his rants? For like 2-3 weeks.
That is why I do not rant back at him anymore. When I see his posts that are NOT where they belong I just report them.

@Anti-Matter it could also be due to time.
Nintendo ds was released 2005 and the 3ds 2011 and have games released 2019.
The Nintendo switch has only been out for over 2 years.

Ok maybe putting a hat on right after applying hairspray is not a good idea.

Add that to my mental handbook.

@Link-Hero
"I would love to trick him someday into playing a seemingly innocent game, but it turns out to be a lot more adult then it led on to be. All the while, his reaction will be recorded for all our amusement. I actually have a few games like that we could use in mind."

Oh, No you don't.
I have overheard this conversation.

@Link-Hero
Did you mean like this ?

Straightly taken from my New 3DS XL. 😝

My favorite kiddie game is silent hill. It's about kids in time out, having to be quiet on a hill, near a park. Check it out @anti-matter 😉

@NintendoByNature
"My favorite kiddie game is silent hill."

Did you mean this Silent Hill ?

Oh, this is also on my kiddie game DDR SUPERNOVA 2

Pretty close. More or less i guess... 😁

I have this game also.

And i played these songs.

Forgive me ! 😖
They are very sensual and naughty songs but those songs really damn good to listen.

This is an actual song from a silent hill game

@Ninfan There are no 18+ rated games on any Nintendo, Sony or Microsoft console. None of the big three game companies allow it. 18+ games are on PC or not at all.

Unless you count homebrew - but that stuff isn't rated.

I’ve been playing Mother Russia Bleeds with the kiddos. It’s been a big hit. Abs galore. Don’t let the name throw you off, Mother Russia bleeds hugs and rainbows.

Just saw the results from that poll about hardware issues and I am kinda shocked how many people thing game consoles should last 10+ years without issue. I mean, I'd like that to be the case but what other products do we hold to such high standards? Game consoles are generally high use devices, what other device do people own, that gets comparable amounts of use, that we expect to last so long without issue?

@Heavyarms55 I think I put 7 yrs.. But I think people put 10+ because aside from blowing into carts, nes' seem to last a good while and continue to work to this day (30yrs later). I think that's why people put 10+. We were spoiled by nes,snes, and n64 all feeling like good solid pieces of hardware built to last

@NintendoByNature I can see why people would think that based on that older hardware. But that's based on honestly unusually long lasting products. Very few things last that long. Very very few. And I am just wondering what other products, aside from game consoles, people buy and expect to last 10+ years without serious issue.

And also I think people forget that, yes there are a lot of NES, SNES and N64s floating around still, and there are also a lot of them that have died or needed repairs.

Don't get me wrong, I would love it if everything lasted 10+ years. I just don't really expect it. I think 5+ is much more ordinary.

@RedderRugfish That's an interesting alarm clock. Mechanical or digital? Really quite curious how that could happen.

@Heavyarms55
I bought an used pink NDS Lite from another game shop with very good condition and it still working properly until today, like it still like new machine.
Ironically, my Pink NDS lite work better than my White NDS lite (Sometimes turned off by itself).
If counted until this year, my both NDS Lite is already 13 years old.

@Anti-Matter Always differences in build quality. No two machines are ever exactly alike. And maybe some bump or tap or something that was forgettable at the time weakened something that finally broke years later.

DSLite - never had one at the time, but I bought a Like New white one last year to be able to play GBA carts and the few DS games that require the GBA slot - lovely little piece of hardware, turns on almost instantly.