Nick Hanchet

@noodlesource.fyi

Occasional Writer // Constant Fanatic of All Things Shiny // Permanent Defender of Final Fantasy XIII✨

Hot take: Xenoblade Chronicles 2 is so, so much better than the first game. I gave the original about 10 hours, but I just couldn’t get on with how clunky and awkward it all felt. XC2 has hooked me almost immediately. Night and day.

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I scheduled a post on @buffer.com well over a year ago, and somehow there's only 36 days until it goes live. I still can't get my head around how quickly the wedding has come around - especially considering the countdown started at 800-something days 💍

Loving Assassin’s Creed: Black Flag Resynced so far, But I need to have a Word with whoever decided the subtitles should Randomly Capitalise Things. It’s irrational how much this is bothering me, and I can’t stop noticing it.

It's hot, I'm not thinking straight, and I've clearly lost all sense of self-preservation. Time to start a Hard Mode playthrough of Final Fantasy VII Rebirth and finally go for that Platinum. Pray for me! 🗡️

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The PC repair shop finally got back to me, and... After extensive testing, professional diagnostics, and what I assume was a brief prayer circle, they've confirmed my PC is absolutely, unequivocally, spectacularly fucked. Joy.

It begins. No boosts, no build chasing. Just a class I'll hopefully love, jumping into whatever catches my eye along the way. No pressure. No expectations. Just vibes.

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I have a terrible habit of making impulsive gaming decisions, so please, someone talk me out of deleting my Destiny 2 characters and starting over from scratch! I think I’ll regret it, but the temptation is real.

Mina the Hollower proves that Shovel Knight wasn't lightning in a bottle, and may be Yacht Club Games' finest work so far. It's also perfect to play on the #SteamDeck. A copy was provided by Yacht Club Games for review.

Mina the Hollower Review + Steam Deck Performance - Steam Deck HQ

Mina the Hollower proves that Shovel Knight wasn't lightning in a bottle, and may be Yacht Club Games' finest work so far. It's also perfect to play on the Steam Deck.

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Tried going back to Magic: The Gathering after months of being fully converted to Lorcana and MY GOD… I don’t understand a single thing anymore. Why does every card have a novella of effects and abstract wank on it? Kills any excitement and rhythm each match.