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Saw this recently, a lot of hard work best not wasted for nothing.

I almost forgot to mention I have the VS Maxx too. So it was funny to see it come up in vinesauce's videos eventually. Another one I own still also came up in his worst Star Wars video games video: the Darth Vader remote plug-n-play.

I used to have the original SNES but still have an emulator console that functions the same. I mean the infamous plug-n-play remotes that have basic games on them. I can even find a video on one of them. The VS Maxx 50 in 1:

Definitely not, it is the new norm because instead of unlocking say, costumes, you can't earn them through playing the game nowadays but only with money to buy them. Back in say, the PS2 era when all content was on disc and even early PS3 era when some games gave away FREE DLC. We've reached new levels of lowering the bar than I thought was possible earlier.

(SNES) Terminator 2: this game was not helpful at all to explain what I was supposed to do when I was younger and played it. (Plug-n-Play): almost all of them that I own except the Batman one and Fantastic Four one. Those are fun and the rest are simple or simply frustrating and basic. (PS1) Star Wars: The Phantom Menace game. I had no idea what I was doing at the time and the camera angling was not helpful at all. (PS2) Madagascar: The Video Game. Frustrating controls response and becomes repetitive. Mini-games were novelty. (Wii) Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End: the downgraded version of the PS3/XBOX 360 version I never played. The Wii nun-chuck remote controls were frustrating to get right. (PS3) Lord of the Rings: Conquest: only on here because game felt short on content and it was a reskin of Pandemic's Battlefront games it was trying to imitate, and the servers shut down soon for MP (PS3) Mercenaries 2: World in Flames. That game felt very underwhelming for its size. Fun for wasting time to blow stuff up if bored, not much else. Actually beat this game to get all the trophies for it, just because one of my friends was addicted to it. If I had to say which game was hot garbage at the time, it was Mercs 2. (PS4) Assassin's Creed: Unity. This game was such a mess on release before I played it, and even after patches still crashed infrequently. Dead Kings DLC was made free for everyone as an apology.

Hello Littlepip, I've read the original Fallout: Equestria story in a matter of two weeks and it is nice to meet'cha. We have a FoE thread in the Crystal Empire Library forum section and I have plenty of useful/neat links if you're looking for more FoE content to browse.

Fancy. On a similar note: the flash game by empalu is now in version 0.6 since the very first versions. Pretty neat flash game. On another similar note to the original purpose of this thread: I now own a physical copy of Fallout: Equestria. Slightly used, third edition with the thin pages but it was such a generous gift. Now I have my own 'funny story' of how I acquired the book. Kinda wish the person in question wanted a bit of limelight online for their generosity but I would have to ask to be sure if they do want a bit of recognition. In short, best request reward ever. Oh yeah, the image in question I had to find first: (Slight spoiler for Project Horizons' Rampage)

Found the image I was looking for, and got a very kind reward from it. Happy holidays, season's greetings, happy Hearth's Warming. I won't let this thread stay dead.

It's a shame fan art from any Fo:E story is sometimes lost to un-archived status. It took me hours on end to try to locate any mirror of a certain image for a thread that requested help finding it. it was a simple image about PH's Rampage and her tragic backstory, without saying much else.