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Miiverse on the Wii U. Every games felt like a community. You could share tips, screenshots, etc… some games even had integrations like chat bubbles in Mario Maker. I always went out of my way to pick up a message in a bottle in Windwaker.
When they shut it down, the console main screen felt VERY empty and each players, very alone (You can spare the jokes about how we were alone anyway since it didn’t sell well)
The mcrib in USA
Reese's banana cream peanut butter cups
Mango juul pods
Journeyman, The OA
Trader Joe’s Belgian Chocolate Pudding. It was really good with fresh strawberries mixed in.
Not "technically" discontinued, but almost
Buying products and owning them.
Buying products and getting full repair manuals and electrical schematics
Cathode ray tubes
Overbuilt refrigerators and washing machines
Clothes that last and are repairable
Houses built with full bricks and iron with actual straight walls and unbroken woodwork
Taco Bell's black bean burritos.
Sense8. We got a finale, but cramming 3 seasons into 2 hours showed.
Such a cool concept, I really enjoyed the show.
Santa Clarita Diet.
Just needed one more season to wrap things up. Damn you Netflix
The show This Fool. It was absolutely hilarious.
Light pickup trucks.
People will inevitably come in here saying "whatabout the Maverick and Colorado?" but those trucks are all the size of full size HDs from 30 years ago.
Edit: don't even get me started on the Tacoma bloat, the "only mid-size truck on that market" which is the same size as a Humvee.
Yeah. I hate that shit. Those suck too.
Indeed. I have a (parked for the past year, need major suspension work but w/e) S10 which is honestly perfect for me. I know that even in the 90s it was seen as a "mini" truck, but it's carried everything I've ever needed to haul
If the made them again I'd buy one for sure. I had one I high school but the transmission went out so I traded it in for a Civic (which I still have). I love the car but it's annoying having to borrow my dad's truck every couple weekends when I need to haul stuff and I hate driving it because it handles like a school bus and I'm too short to see over the front end.
ReBoot and Beast Machines
The startup sound on my computer in the 90's was "Warning: Incoming Game."
I have that sound effect play by a switch by my bed that turns the room into Fuck Mode, blacklights, lava lamps, and a silicone Snit mask
The Logitech K800 keyboard. I swear by them, had 5 of them over the course of like more then a decade.
Super soft illuminated keys, super nice to work with, I have the last one here on my desk and I can't find new ones anymore.
They were quite pricey, around 80-100 dollars, but man it was nice while it lasted
New keyboard every couple of years sounds like a shitty keyboard. Why not change to something with better build quality?
Looks down at his second-hand, 13 year old HP 5309U product code GM321AA and thinks "Damn dude. Sure my keyboard has nine keys that are worn so much that most are missing the print on them. And sure, it's not a mechanical keyboard. But I didn't have to spend a dime for it and it's still working just fine for me.
pricey
80-100
Damn man that's probably on the low end of mech keyboards
Jericho, I remember fans sent in tons of peanuts to the studio as a protest.
The series about the US being nuked? It was okay-ish, but I just remember the background music being super annoying
It's been too long for me to remember the music. I thought the show had interesting potential.
F-ZERO. Most innovative racing series of all time. F-ZERO 99 is cute and all, but high-speed was never the same after 2003. Aero GPX proves the most promising project since, and it is good.
Coyote vs Acme
The movie is already completely finished, but some "genius" thinks that they'll make more money by shelving it and claiming it for a tax-writeoff.
Warcraft and StarCraft series not including World of Warcraft
Altered Carbon.
I know: the book series is very hit-and-miss, and they chose the hits.
I know: they changed the actor; but Joel Kinneman needs more time with Mireilla Enos, so you're gonna have to bring him back.
Riding on the coattails of cyberpunk shows they shouldn’t have canceled - The Peripheral.
It was just getting into some really great storyline and characters…poof…canceled.
Awesome first season, terrible second one. They turned an awesome cyberpunk show into some bland, generic, chaste sci-fi.
The main actor for the second season looked like a kid trying to look tough but only making you laugh your ass off at him. Papa Doc isn't Takeshi Kovacs.
I think they changed directors between seasons? That would explain the mess.
