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Saints row is as well.

I can recommend against getting the Shure SE215s durability wise, mine went back to the factory twice for cable/connector/monitor issues.

I can also say the same about my Isotunes free aware bluetooth ones. They died about a month out of warranty.

Sound wise, I prefer the foam ear tips vs the silicone because I listen in a loud environment. They are both pretty good in that regard. The Isotunes tips fall off after a couple months and need replacement though. They are both noise isolating and the free aware has mics that can allow limited sound through but I turn that feature off because I have not found it to be a quality implementation at all.

That era also has good control schemes. I went to replay Perfect Dark on my analogue 3d and hoooooooo boy, those layouts are like wearing beer goggles or trying to ride a reverse handle bar bike. I'll need to try the dual controller layout but I am considering butchering a cheap controller to make something that matches modern layouts.

I tried a couple of PNY cards without luck, post up if it does. Mine were the 64gb ones.

I've been on a spree of buying or buying abandoned games or old console games lately and have been really happy with not being online at all, not updating anything I don't want updated, and paying a reasonable price for the content I got. I don't care that the graphics are outdated, if the gameplay works and is fun, its fine looking like almost anything.

None of these are stereotypical but I think I covered part of the range.

The Science of Selling Yourself Short, Less than Jake

Ghost Town, The Specials

Beer, Reel Big Fish

I know you too well to like you anymore, Reel big fish

Keasby Nights, Catch 22

A Better Place, A Better Time, Streetlight Manifesto.

Treat yourself to some good drivers from Vessel and you are living the high life. Or don't and strip every screw you look at on old Japanese motorcycles.

I loathe newly purchased towels, they always feel like they don't dry well for a while. I typically wash/swap every 4 or so days. We also "strip" our towells with a deep clean like every couple months.

General Kenobi!

I'm a big fan. Great hardware and super fast support. Krikizz's work getting the 64 running for the analogue 3d was very fast and very well communicated.

Yeah, mine were super picky about which worked and which didn't. Not sure why, they were all formatted properly. Just following up on my previous post.