ninjalegend

No. Two different things. One concerns water vapor. The other is, well, smoke. I think the scientific jury is out on the second hand effects of vaping. It is still sending neurotoxins into the air in your general vicinity and your mucus membranes don't like that. Ask the person in charge if it is a policy against neurotoxins for public health. That would mean nicotine based liquids would fall into that category.

My super power would be eating anything grants me invincibility for two weeks with the by product of shitting out anti-matter.

The S on my chest would not stand for super.

My only real nemesis? The Constipator. That and convincing scientists in order to power their star ships, they must handle my feces.

Deathrow on the Xbox is a fun fighting, glowing Frisbee throwing, sports game. Sad I lost that one in a move.

Aero Elite: combat academy is a good PS2 flight game that has a more sim like approach to an arcade game. Weird but fun trying to nail the controls.

Sky Odyssey is a good PS2 flight game.

Something I commented on in a similar topic:

MechAssault/MechAssault 2 and Crimson Skies.

Others:

Freelancer, Virtua Fighter 4 evolution, Demon Souls, Castlevania SOTN, Mercenaries, Front Mission 4, Colony Wars, and Skyward Sword. Those are a few.

Whenever I think of microsoft store I think of how much I hated games for windows live. I stopped playing GTA4 as much on pc because I could not be F'ed with it. It was another useless process that had to run in the backround when I loaded up GTA4 in steam. Why? Uplay as well. Open steam, then, what am I going to play, open another useless program. Just another password. Just another possible problem for you. All so they can collect their greedy information.

If they tie it to your microsoft account when you fire up windows and it works online or offline seamlessly like oh I don't know, Steam, well then that seems ok. Just make it invisible and not a resource hog.

Kinda of weird and cold reaction but to each their own I suppose. I handle these situations a bit differently.

Found a young lady in front of my work passed out in a pool of her own vomit. I woke her up, asked if she needed me to call her a cab and if she was ok.

Had a dude fired/asked to leave from a remedial position at my job because he said he had a high school diploma and struggled with reading. I did some research and handed him some print outs of where he could get some help. I read them to him in case he could not do it himself.

Was at a local brewery when a friend of a friend hit the ground and had to call the paramedics with complaints of chest pains and pressure. Was very overweight so it was probably a heart attack or something coronary related. I stayed with him until help showed up.

I am a self described asshole, so take that as you will.

I only really care about the PS exclusives I know are coming out, the Xbox ones are not interesting to me, otherwise I will buy on PC when I can. I don't have unlimited funds, so I may trade my old PS4 in. I have not turned on my Xbox one since I replayed Red Dead. That was awesome. The PC Xbone crossover seems cool if they include steam. I have too many games on there. That would be a great value add to help me stay a two console dude when Scorpio comes out.

For me the slim models make no sense. They don't address the games running at poor frame rates, don't take advantage of my 4K tv I got on the cheap (for games, don't give a crap about 4K blue ray), and the price drop is not that great. I won't jump to the conclusion of the slim consoles are the worst idea ever, but I do think they are a missed opportunity. A good price drop could have got these into more hands and increased the user base.

Yeah, Noles look good. Could this be another good QB? I find myself rooting for Tampa Bay even though it is not my team. Jameis is the best QB I've seen that wore the garnet and gold. Gator fans at my work are salty and they have not even played us yet. Want Canes FSU tickets so bad. Good seats cost a fortune, but I would like to see the new stadium down here.

I remember playing OoT. Wow. Mind blown. It was at the forefront of game design. Nothing else like it. I bought an N64 for that and Mario 64. I only bought a few games for that system and felt like it was a good purchase because of it.

I think Link to the Past was my second favorite. A wonderful game that is a top ten game on the SNES. Not just great for a Zelda game but great no qualifiers.

The original was a game changer. It did not grab me in the same way, but I understand it's importance.

The rest of them can be great for Zelda games but did not rock the game industry the way those have. I am hoping the new Zelda will be great. For the above reasons, this series holds importance to my gaming history.

This and Mechassault would be great remasters.