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4·1 year agoI’ll start with a (slightly) controversial pick in the PlayStation community.
MediEvil Resurrection.
When I was a kid, I was surprised with a PSP for my birthday. I had wanted one to play the new ratchet and clank that was announced at the time. Little did I know that the game my parents bundled in for me would go on to be one of my favorites on the system. I had never heard of the series before so I didnt have any complaints about Resurrection like old time fans did.
After playing and loving the Original’s Remaster on PS4 im excited to see if Resurrection holds up now that its playable on PS4/5.
Coming to PS+ Extra and Premium at launch too!
For Ps2 you easily need to try out the Holy Trinity of platformers
Ratchet & Clank 1-4
Jak and Daxter 1-X
Sly Cooper 1-3
All great for different reasons and surprisingly good stories for platformers with Sly being the deepest.
Im in a weird funk right now and its spread into my gaming.
I completed the main story of Control but am taking a quick break before doing the dlc.
Saw Far Cry 5 is being removed from ps+ extra so i’ve jumped into that for some mindless action. Mostly skipping all the side dialogue but the main story is pretty interesting. Not too many games deal with religion so im always interested in how each one handles it.
At the moment i’m on track to get an easy plat, at least as long as I can find a coop partner for a few trophies.
Paprika 3 Recipe Manager
Its a one time fee per platform ($5 for ios, ~$20 for macos, $5 for android, and ~$20 for windows) that shares recipes across platforms you’re signed into.
It also downloads and formats recipes from websites so you dont need to copy and paste and reformats if you’re sharing it with somebody who doesn’t have the app.
When it comes to recipe apps i’ve found very few that are pay once or truly free. Most are free trials with limited recipe spots available.
Know of any good ones? I have one but it kept crashing and when it didnt it had a 4 second delay.
3·1 year agoI’ve had a fossil watch for the past 5 years or so and love it. Its a hybrid model so it runs off of a watch batter that needs to be replaced ever 9-12 months so I dont ever need to worry about charging it.
It also looks like a standard watch so nobody ever suspects it has some smart functionality. Its very barebones in that aspect but I can see whos calling/texting me, set vibration alarms, and control my music.
Excellent choice!
I’ve enjoyed the whole series up to this point but the original is my favorite. Such a unique setting with a creepy atmosphere and fun gameplay. Cant wait to see what Ken and his team have for us next!