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"My young grandchildren can't clear it yet, so they're happy when I play with them and help them clear it," he continued. "They say the boss in Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker is scary, so I play that part for them". This is so cute!

Post a perfect album from the '90s that isn't Nirvana, Pearl Jam, or Alice in Chains. (Which is easy for me as I'm not a massive fan of any of those bands)

1986: "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" 1996: "Twelve Monkeys" 2006: "Casino Royale" 2016: Either "Hell or High Water" or "Kubo and the Two Strings" 2026: "28 Years Later: The Bone Temple"

My favourite film from: 1936: "Mr. Deeds Goes to Town" 1946: "The Postman Always Rings Twice" 1956: Either "The Man Who Knew Too Much" or "A Man Escaped" 1966: "Thunderbirds are Go!" 1976: "All the President's Men"

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I love me a Hotel Breakfast, it's genuinely one of my favourite things to eat in the world, even naff ones, so I'd probably be fine even if it was awful. XD

As someone who's wanted to go to TFNation since 2019, and yet still hasn't actually gone, what are the Hilton Breakfasts like?

"One shall stand, one shall fall."

Managed to dream an entire episode of Toygrind last night, where Mr. Adams reviewed Beast Wars Buzzclaw whilst standing in a garden next to a shed. I was a little disappointed when I woke up and couldn't find it online.

He won't be replacing this for me anytime soon! Especially not in July.

Not only do I actively like The Wild, I'm going to go out with a double whammy and say that I genuinely like Space Chimps as well. (The first one, the sequel is awful.)

I am sure growing up with it hasn't influenced my current opinions on it at all. (But yes, I have actually watched it recently!)

Despite the fact this BARELY counts (they didn't write, animate, or produce it), it says Disney in the titlee and on the posters and box art! It's also a pretty good film, jokes wise. Weirdly famous cast too! Eddie Izzard! William Shatner! Kiefer Sutherland!

…that experience feels. I enjoyed it very much. Thank you.

This is very very good, and it's actually made me feel a little sad. As a relatively tall transwoman, I only rarely see nice clothes for sale that would actually fit me. Over time, I've almost stopped paying attention and looking for anything affirming, and your comic is the perfect showcase of how…

He's just a big fan of the Constructicons.

I've always found it more annoying than fun, but maybe I've just not given it enough of my time! I know it's quite highly thought of these days, but I thought that was based more on the world Yars' implies in the pack-in comic and the evocative Big Bugs art on the box, more so than the game itself.

My opinion of this will change when they hire me to write the screenplay for a Circus Atari film.

Why does Atari place such significance on Yars Revenge? Even when it comes to classic Atari games, is Yars Revenge one that comes to mind? It's not Centipede or Missile Command or Breakout. It wasn't even reviewed well at the time, let alone retrospectively! It's only good point is the cool box art!

This really feels like a film that was made up in another film, even down to the title, poster, and tagline.