Batman (1989), Batman Returns, and The Nightmare Before Christmas
heygooberman
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Here are some of mine:
- Castlevania: Symphony of the Night
- Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night
- Romancing SaGa 2 & 3
- Mega Man X 1-4
Well, I would go to the theater if there was anything worth watching. These days, I can't seem to find the excitement I used to have to go to the theater and watch a movie I'm interested in.
Well...the animation style is similar to the style seen in Japanese anime, but it wasn't produced by a Japanese company, so it isn't a Japanese Anime...but it is an anime because it is animated.
Does that make sense?
Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown
Octopath Traveler 2
I don't think this should surprise anyone, given the new CEO they got and the announcement that was made immediately afterwards, followed by the layoffs. Fortunately, there are Firefox forks that we can switch to as a form of protest, provided that the forks keep these changes out of their codebases.
One thing I predict happening is that this move by Mozilla could spur more activities for the Firefox Forks. It would be a good opportunity for the developers of Mull, Librewolf, and Waterfox to think of ways to make their respective browsers stand out or be unique. Maybe we can one day see an Android version of Librewolf or a new web engine get developed in response to all this mess. Just a thought, of course.
I'm a huge fan of the Marx Brothers. All their movies are in black and white. Their best movies (in my opinion) are:
- Horse Feathers
- Monkey Business
- Duck Soup
- A Night at the Opera
Abbott and Costello had some good movies too. Here are my suggestions:
- Meet the Invisible Man
- Meet the Killer
- Hold that Ghost
- Meet the Mummy
Bing Crosby and Bob Hope made a few "Road To..." movies together, but the one I like the most is Road to Morocco.
Yeah...I don't believe it.
Impressive! This might become a worthy competitor to Valve's Steam Deck.
I think I'll just stick with Mastodon and Lemmy.
Might I recommend Romancing SaGa 3 and SaGa Scarlet Grace Ambitions? Both of these games involve non-linear, open world explorations. As for combat, they are turn-based, so I'm not sure if that's what you would consider a "good" combat system. Also, unlike traditional RPGs, which use a point-based system to level up and gain new skills, SaGa games involve a "Spark" system, where new techniques are learned randomly or through use of an existing technique during battles.