Nemo

The creator has a say, but can only influence the audience, not overrule or veto their interpretation.

I mean, this was in, like, 2003. That's probably $50 in today money.

It's a music player, e-reader, and mobile videogame platform that can emulate any retro system and has unique games based on physical activity and geolocation.

It can also take pictures and send IMs, I guess.

I found the gameplay in KotoR actively bad, to the point I wasn't willing to suffer through it anymore after the first handful of missions and no sign of improvement.

You do something ON purpose or BY accident, you don't do anything ON accident!

I like duck! Or was it soup? Which is the one that you shoot?

I loved my old job and being forced out was both sudden and heartbreaking. It's been almost two years and I still get a pang through my chest when I see something that reminds me of it. It's like a bad breakup, in that way.

It's the gameplay, the mechanics.

That really depends on your graph on each one, doesn't it?

But you left out:

• ranked-threaded discussion media like lemmy and reddit

• blogs

• Q&A sites like Quora and Yahoo Answers

• old-school fora, BBS, and meta filter

• image and videoclip media like Insta and Tiktok

Wool poncho. I've used it to stay warm, stay cool, as a groundcloth under my sleeping bag, as a blanket, as a pillow, as a decorative throw, as a cat bed, as a picnic blanket, as a beach blanket. It's incredibly useful and versatile.

My old Motorola RAZR from the mid-aughts.

I found both Knights of the Old Republic and Mass Effect completely unplayable.