welcome to smile sunday! turn your caps lock off and rave about whatever has made you smile this week! some things to smile about:
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an animated short from nintendo pictures, close to you, released this week, featuring the pikmin! it's very cute.
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this week's nintendo music drop is paper mario: the thousand-year door, and both the switch and gamecube versions of it, too!
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what's this week's haul? what game did you just buy, just start, complete? anything else that made you smile? let us know in the comments below!
turn that frown upside down:
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here on smile sunday, we have one rule: e.l.e., which stands for everybody love everybody. if will ferrell said it, it must be true.
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uppercase letters are strictly forbidden – haha, just kidding! if you wanna do some uppercase, feel free, but try not to angry shout sunday; today is about happiness! (happy and excited shouting is a-ok, though)
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this is a happy thread! keep the love flowing! if someone's saying something and you think they're wrong, just let them be happy! anything that's made you unhappy this week can go on over to this week's throwdown thursday thread.
by tale-wind
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reddit-rejected thread title: why do bulborbs suddenly appear every time you are near?
I’m still slowly working through challenges in Hades 2 and am more impressed with the game the deeper I get. I can go either way on the story comparison between the two, but under the hood I think the sequel is a much more balanced and vibrant rogue like. Between the 18 weapon variants, 5 familiars, 6 (maybe more?) moon powers that get their own mini skill tree, AND the expanded god boon system it just keeps on revealing new potential builds long after I felt like I had the first game mostly figured out.