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I've been using a Steam Link with a PS3 controller for some time now and it works great (wired gigabit network). Since my PC is in the office upstairs the Link is often used with couch-multiplayer games when I have friends over. Stuff like Overcooked and Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime works well on it.

Cuphead - I recognize that this is an amazing game and I love the look and how the game feels. I should really like the game but I don't. Maybe I got salty or something but I hated just bashing my head against a boss over and over again until I beat it. The fact that I know I could beat them eventually if I just kept at it long enough (infinite monkeys/typewriters and all) made it feel like a drag to me by the time I hit world 3.

Hollow Knight - It put me to sleep, no idea why.

Horizon Zero Dawn - I really really really wanted to like this game but I found the whole game to be kinda bland in spite of the neat setting. I'll probably go back and try it again but it didn't hook me the first time around.

Dark Souls 3 - DS1 is my favorite game of all time. I recognize that 3 is a good game but was just burnt out on the series by the time 3 came out.

MGSV - In preparation for MGSV I played every canonical MGS game (including the MSX games and Portable Ops). I got about halfway through MGSV and just lost interest. It sat unplayed for years until a few months ago when I forced myself through the rest just to get through it. I actually really liked the open world/mission structure of it but I didn't like having to do that 80 times.

I feel like there are probably others but these are the most recent examples.

As an Ohio native I can say that Cincinnati chili is garbage.

All I had was the silenced pistol. Waited until he was watching the street performer then shot him from through a window in the stairwell of a nearby building. Managed to climb to the roof, get down to the street, and got away clean.

Also. just picked the game up so this was my first elusive target. Didn't know that Gary Busey was the target until the mission briefing.

When Steam Sales roll around I'll sort by lowest price and buy anything that looks remotely interesting (Weird indie game for 75 cents? How could I possibly afford not to!?).

As a result I have well over 500 games and a solid number of them I don't even recognize/remember buying.

According to the calculator 42% of my library is unplayed and that's probably pretty generous since I've farmed a bunch of trading cards from games I've otherwise not touched.

^me after reading this thread.

Hopes and Dreams... largely a side effect of playing through Undertale (pacifist) in one sitting.

Didn't quite realize until later that the reason it probably hit me so well is that it's peppered with little bits and pieces of about 3-4 other songs from earlier in the game. Basically all the music you were hearing throughout the entire game was a buildup to this song.

Damn...

Jeff should make this his business card.

At least now we know what Kojima's been up to.

In all seriousness, I'm actually excited for a Final Fantasy game... not when the last time that happened.

I had some non-descript energizer rechargeables that I picked up when the Wii came out that ended up tossed into a box somewhere. Found them last year and was surprised to find they still held a decent charge.