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TalkBack / Re: Critically Acclaimed Puzzle Game Blue Prince Unlocks Switch 2 Release Today
« on: March 05, 2026, 07:34:25 PM »
Yep. I take it you've only heard about the game now?
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A lot of people hate on the new Star Trek shows, though I've enjoyed most of them, particularly Lower Decks,
What will we do if the spambots win this contest?
I am up. Or down? This will not count as one of today’s three posts.
I'd love to see the forums more active. I'm in.

Don't mind me. I've just been posting walls of text no one reads for years.

That's really what separates the forums from something like Discord. I love our Discord, but there's no real place there for the kind of depth you can get with a long forum post. And I only don't read them when they're Khush's posts.
Is this really a question? Everyone knows you can't improve on perfection so there's never been a need for a Khushrenada 2.Not so fast.
I like that you didn't even use one of your existing dupes, you actually went to the trouble of making a new one just for this joke.


) Posts can be as big or small as you want. Even if the post is just a response that "I enjoyed playing (insert game title)" to someone else's comment. That counts. That's a valid post. It doesn't have to be a Khushrenada Special (aka ten paragraph wall of text). Because even a simple post like that may be the spark for someone else to decide to post something and carry on a discussion or trigger some point they'd like to share.
If Khushrenada is so great, then why is there no Khushrenada 2?


My top genre was “Action,” which is incredibly vague as a descriptor, but okay.
Based on your games, your top genre should be RPG right? I am curious what the possible game types are.

Just perusing this thread and had a nice chuckle. Profound perspective here.What games do you recommend for a beginer who has never played anything?
I recommend playing all the NES games you can then. With the NES, the videogame industry was still in its infancy so a lot of games are quite simple and controllers didn't have the amount of buttons that they do now. Since the games are simple they are quite easy so you should have a great time playing them, Mr. Spambot. A few good choices to start would be Metroid, Zelda II, and Ninja Gaiden. Happy gaming.

