It makes me think of those moments in Neuromancer where he's trying to get past a computer's AI defenses.
I remember when I was collecting for PS2 back in the day, Rez was always there but kind of pricey, so I never got it. Then I played it on Xbox 360 and thought it was pretty cool. I imagine the VR experience must be great.
Were those movies featured at the Oscars? I didn't watch. Who won?
Just thinking about kettlebells makes me ache. I do enough lifting of books on my shifts at the library. I come home with muscle spasms and cramps, although I'm getting more used to it and it doesn't hurt as much now.
Buying underwear and candy while staring provocatively at check out people is my idea of socializing. 
Ah! I'm in a server in Nick's basement. Help!
They ain't the boss of team Scything.
I'm watching DBZ with my friend Mark right now. There are so many anime shows out there now, I don't know where to start with something new.
If they had a VR pod at my movie theater, I'd try it.
I loved the first How to Train Your Dragon. It looked great in 3D as well. But now, I just cringe whenever I hear the lead character's voice. Something about it just turns my stomach.
I only saw Wreck It Ralph 2 in the theater. I liked it, but when you said you wanted more classic video games, I realize now that I wanted that too.
I forgot about Mario + Rabbids. I so want to play that. When I have money again I'm buying a Switch just for that game.
Dating is a weird thing I never really did. No, actually I asked a girl out in high school once and it didn't happen. Then I met someone in college and we just started hanging out and pretty soon we were inseperable. I don't remember ever asking for a formal date.
You play as Terry Crews but he doesn't say anything or have any special powers as far as I can tell. He does voice work for some areas of the game and, of course, the cut scenes.
I got it on my $10/month Game Pass service and my friend Mark bought the disc new for probably $60. Wait 6 months and it'll be $20.
