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@cojack426: ketchup with mustard is a perfectly fine option at a cookout.

@asmo917: The sauteed onions aren't my thing but I could at least envision them on a hot dog. The cream cheese though, that disgusts me just thinking about it.

@facelessvixen: @brunothethird: It's still crazy to me that Skyrim and Oblivion were part of the same console generation. I love both games but, at least for me, the leap from Oblivion to Skyrim is so massive that I can't believe they both run on a 360.

• SNES: Super Mario World
• GameBoy/Color: Pokemon Silver
• N64: The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask
• GameBoy Advance: Golden Sun
• Gamecube: Star Wars Rogue Squadron II: Rogue Leader
• Nintendo DS: Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story
• Nintendo 3DS: Picross 3D: Round 2
• Nintendo Wii: Super Mario Galaxy
• Nintendo Wii U: The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild
• Nintendo Switch: The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild
• Xbox: Halo 2
• Xbox 360: Mass Effect 2
• Xbox One: Sunset Overdrive
• PS2: Persona 3: FES
• PS3: Shadow of the Colossus
• PS4: The Witcher 3
• PS Vita: Super Meat Boy

@ltcolumbo: I appreciate the recipe. I will definitely give this a shot.

@sarnecki: Tomato is part of a "Chicago dog" which is pretty common in the Midwest.

@frytup: I associate sauerkraut with Polish sausage and brats but not a hit dog.

I was honestly surprised they lasted as long as they did. Once it became apparent LawBreakers was a bust this seemed inevitable. Wish the best for the employees, I'm sure Epic could use some devs with battle royale experience and maybe Cliff can put in a good word for them.

Street racing fell out of mainstream attention once the Fast and Furious franchise moved on. I remember local news media covering the "rise in street racing" in the post Fast and Furious 1. Those stories don't exist and they offer a pretty good indicator of how much the general public thinks about street racing now.

At this point the best shot is a small budget indie team. The small indie team likely means no licensed vehicles and to me street racing and tuner culture go hand in hand. If I can't trick out my 2004 Dodge Neon with NOS and sick side skirts I'm not interested.

I can't play celeste without the Pro Controller. It just feels too hard to hut diagonals on the Joy Con. I haven't run into the D-pad issues on the Pro Controller either (or at least haven't noticed). That said, I don't find the Joy Cons ridiculously uncomfortable by any means.

I think your usage is the biggest deciding factor. If you mostly play undocked I'd just stick with the Joy Con.

I have only a passing familiarity with this game but am curious about what makes it so challenging. Is it just general platforming difficulty of are there puzzles that seem impossible?

@ll_exile_ll: Same for me. When I was younger and couldn't come up with $60 as easily I would trade. I bought Mass Effect 1 like 3 times because of trading it back in college and then wanting to replay it.

Now I am lucky enough to have a job that pays well enough for me to buy the games I want so I have no desire/need to trade in games. On top of that I am buying almost exclusively digital now.