HotGoomba

HotGoomba

I'm not actually retired :)

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Re: Nintendo Switch 2 Includes Support For Variable Refresh Rate Technology

HotGoomba

@skywake VRR is new for Nintendo. It's not a new technology, but it's a new pair of pants for them.

And I know that the Wii U was technically the most powerful console on the market for about a year. I think I would've heard more hype about it if people weren't confused on if it was a Wii accessory or not.

I'm just happy for my favorite outdated gaming company.

Re: Minecraft Movie Tries To Capture Some 'Peaches' Magic With New Jack Black Track

HotGoomba

@Anti-Matter Are you kidding me? You of all people are judging what people play, or the visuals of what games they play? I have seen you speak over and over again for years about how much you love licensed kids games, and that's completely fine, more power to you, not everyone has to enjoy the usual. But the fact that you're being hypocritical and judging people who play Minecraft of all games is ridiculous.

I'm honestly pretty disappointed that you would have a double standard like this, expecting people to respect your taste in games, yet belittling people who enjoy Minecraft of all games. At least with the mature games you don't like, I can at least see it as your opinion, and I don't really see you bash people for playing those games. Do better.


Oh by the way, this song is ass. This movie is going to be great.

Re: Final Minecraft Movie Trailer Still Hasn't Convinced Us On The Big-Screen Adaptation

HotGoomba

I feel like I'm the odd one out here, because I didn't mind this trailer. It felt like dumb fun and camp, and I think it looks much better than the first few trailers.
It's obviously not great, I don't think that this will be one of the best films of the year or anything, but I wouldn't say it's bad, and it at least seems more faithful than other video game adaptations.

Also,
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This is cinema.

Re: Zelda: Breath Of The Wild Tops Rolling Stone's 50 Best Games Of All Time

HotGoomba

@Bunkerneath Honestly, I'd argue that 2024 was a great year for music, but also a year with poor music. That might just be because I'm a younger R&B and Hip-hop enjoyer though.

Kanye West's Vultures albums are complete garbage though, and music made specifically for TikTok generally sucks, so that probably scared Rolling Stone to making a video game list.