Sony has misrepresented (lied about) digital versus physical sales to suit their narrative. They aren't counting sales 1 to 1. If you buy a physical game and then buy DLC for it. That DLC is going into the digital bucket. Everyone buying vbucks. All the indie games with no digital release.

They don't care if, in the short term, they lose customers. The end goal is to having an audience completely captured inside their walled ecosystem. To fix prices as they like, to ensure there is no competition. They fully intend to hold their remaining customers hostage.

This doesn't check all those boxes but it checks a few of them!

Many of the environments are composed of real-life, handcrafted dioramas, chock full of interesting little props and touches. Its incredibly charming and full of talent. I'm always excited to see what they created.

All of my retro stuff (7th gen and older) are all organized and boxed up due to limited space!

So like. I love video games. Truly, deeply, madly love them. Its not an exaggeration to say: video games saved my life. This is a portion of my collection, everything retro (7th gen and before) are organized neatly and boxed up. 1/x

Oh I forgot one! I haven't spent much time with it but from what I've played, Under the Island seems super solid as well

Lots of trouble focusing on any one game right now so I've been playing a scattershot of genres. But when I can get my brain to function for 20 minutes in a row, I've been enjoying these titles

This is a goal I've been carrying since I was a teen. Though the level cap was 75 then. I'm hoping I can keep pushing to get every job to 99!

When I say "Heya" this is what I mean

It is actually kind of hard to do these lists since I have to resist slapping EarthBound and Monster Hunter into every square. But I also want to find room for lost gems like The Last Story or Little King's Story and can just never squeeze them in.

I did that thing I've seen people doing.