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I'm currently writing a cyberpunk-themed novel. In order to aid my writing process, I would be interested to familiarize myself with your preferences. What would you like to read in a cyberpunk story?

I was wondering if there were still people that played on last-gen consoles

I remember playing a game on my very old PC. I could play as Mario, but I'm pretty sure the game wasn't made by nintendo. Do you know any game with these features?

- Character that looks like Mario

- Similar enemies to the original Mario games

- 1st level is a basic one with grass, 2nd has some kind of cave with lava I think

- When the game boots up, a black screen appears first with something big written or drawn with white-colored characters

I remember playing a game on my very old PC. I could play as Mario, but I'm pretty sure the game wasn't made by nintendo. Do you know any game with these features?

- Character that looks like Mario

- Similar enemies to the original Mario games

- 1st level is a basic one with grass, 2nd has some kind of cave with lava I think

- When the game boots up, a black screen appears first with something big written or drawn with white-colored characters

I only played Dragon Age 2. I'd rate it 4/10. Lots of people say it was the worst. So I thought maybe I should go for Inquisition or Origins next. Which one is better? Or are they both worth it?

Let me get this straight: the Oasis is straight up fascinating. Imagine being who you want to be in this virtual world. Why don't we have something like we saw in the movie or read in the book? What are the modern technical limitations?

 I already played the game a few times, but it really doesn't draw me in. A friend of mine told me it was good, but I can't seem to agree. Is it worth finishing?

I liked Light and Shadow. What should I read next?

So here's the thing. When I was a kid, I used to watch Tangled a lot. For every animated movie I saw it was replayed at least 3 or 4 times. Now, I'm 17 years old. Recently, I thought about Tangled again. I rewatched the movie and I it was a much better experience than before because I could understand the plot a little better. After seeing it again, I moved on to the series, which felt more like it was destined for little girls. I still enjoyed it. I truly wonder if I am really weird or something. I saw Frozen 2, and liked it too. Moana was great as well. Is there something wrong with that? I don't have any mental problems and I don't act like a kid or a girl in any way outside from that.