Deep into that dorkness peering...
My Little Pony: A Zephyr Heights Mystery.
Another studio this time, but seems like the same engine and stuff due to being the same publisher?
Honestly looks promising. Baby's First Platformer 2.0, but still, did genuinely enjoy my time with the first game.
That's right! Steamboat Willie hit public domain today! And in the states, too!
So be sure to draw or depict Mickey, Girl Mickey, & Black Pete exactly as in that first cartoon, except the huge~ c
cks you designed to be ~exotic~ or whatever, and those rabid jerks at Disney can only grit their teeth now!
Hope you all have great holidays, in what's left of the year. 
A must play if you like movies like Ghostbusters, Beetlejuice or The Freighteners.
It's always been a bit rough around the edges, and that's worsened a bit further with time... But credit where it's due: To this day, no other game quite like it.
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The original, to celebrate 10 years. NOT the Redux.
Still, a pretty dang great shooter in its own right. Well worth a click to claim to your library, even if you're not currently in the mood.
Offer is valid until the 25th.
No spoilers... but this is the second time I can personally recall where people spontaneously started applauding at the cinema.
(First time being that recent Tintin movie from a few years back, if anybody is wondering.)
So, yeah. Heavily recommended if you haven't seen it already. Well worth the price to see it on the silver screen.
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First movie I saw to get that kind of... audience participation was "Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World" Those kind of experiences are something you either love or hate. Either magic or... well, I guess unholy magic.
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Really regret missing Scott Pilgrim in cinemas. Had the flue, or some-such, so wasn't really by choice, but still. Just wish I'd gotten to see all those effects and fights on the big screen.
And do actually get what you mean about applause. Entire rest of the family grumbled a bit on the way home about having missed a line of dialogue... For some reason didn't feel like telling how hard I clapped along.
(Although I question how you miss a line of dialogue from sudden sound... when the movie is sub-titled in your native tongue. Found that a bit head-scratching, must admit.)
Was it the sucker-punch?
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There was a smaller burst in the final fight-scene, but can't quite remember why since it's... well, a three hour movie.
The big one was just as the credits started rolling, though. Thought it a very sweet gesture.