I used to play defensively either by myself or with a friend against the computer. Most people seemed to play a rush strategy. I didn’t find much fun in that. The games were over too quick. Instead I’d simply find a difficulty where I’d last anywhere from 1-2 hours in a game, beating back the cpu while building up more defenses and progressing through the ages and technology, in the early stages of the game. Eventually I could tell I was overpowered and then moved to defeat the enemy. There was a challenge in the beginning half of the game, then just crushing! And none of that rush stuff!

The definitive version of the original game! Handles really well if memory serves me right, and isn’t anywhere near as hard as Dread. Zero Mission and Fusion are fantastic.

That’s what they do with these games, they just pump them out. Each generation, or at least for the N64 & GameCube eras previously.

Hey, they were invited. Didn’t show up I guess.

Hope you get your rain and your drink on!

Dad likes to chew on the plastic, too

The Switch version of this game still has significant slow down at times. It was annoying enough to want to play on another console.

That sounds like they really took care of you.

Even when I proof read, my brain can skip or fill things in as I read making me think everything is fine when it isn’t. Totally understandable.

He’s got his duster out

Oh OK. Thanks for the correction and description.

Thank you for explaining.

What does a scrapper mean?

Try keeping thick earmuffs in your car, within quick reach in case the ads start playing.

Ohhh maybe it’s the multiple presses that are needed

Good luck! Don’t over complicate! 😉

Might be gamecube titles top right

I’ve only played a few of these games (mini games). I don’t remember all that much about the gameplay. What I do remember is the music! Some great music!

Why thank you for that!

I mostly focus it on my back. I wear a heat/IR/vibration belt from time to time (don’t know how well it is actually doing). I think it affects my stomach as well, but I don’t know to what effect other than heat. I also lay on an arched back stretcher, that also does IR heat, for like 15 min at a time. Probably not something a cat could use! Hehe. It’s been a several year ongoing thing with me. I’m convinced nothing will really fix my back. But the search for more relief continues.

I’m not familiar with the thing you are using. It looks and sounds interesting. I hope it’s working, wherever Pandora prefers it! Good luck.