I decided that I wanted to recreated the first Hannah Montana album cover in Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream. It actually plays music in game, unfortunately no Hannah songs, though.
Do it two more times and we're goin' on r/Ruleof4.
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- 7 mod achievements.
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r/IHitPlay statistics:
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- 500+ total visits.
- 5 members.
- 6 posts.
- 5 comments.
- 1 moderator + myself.
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Why I made the Subreddit:
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- This dude named u/No_Opportunity9053 made a post (can't remember which Subreddit) calling themself an idiot with a photo of them making a comment in a different post that said "r/ihitplay" which they then saw that the Subreddit didn't exist. u/Humanforlife69 made a comment on this post saying "r/ihitplay" and u/No_Opportunity9053 fell for the Subreddit... again. I of course replied with "r/BirthofASub" after creating r/IHitPlay.
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What the Subreddit is about:
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- Think of it as r/ISwiped (a photo of a post that has multiple slides, which the user then swipes to the side to see the next image, just to end up of the "Popular" tab of Reddit). r/IHitPlay is like that but for a photo of a video (user will be scrolling Reddit and come across an interesting title with a video attached, and the play button thing in the middle of the screen is there, so you'd think it's a video. The user clicks to start the video and it's just a still image in disguise). The occasional real video will probably also happen at times.
I love the randomness of this website. You search for a symbol or emoji and get this sort of stuff lol.
I've only had my account about a week or two longer than my streak since I didn't know about the Reddit Streak when I first joined.
I recently found out that one of my friends that have only made two posts and one comment have actually had Reddit longer than me, but doesn't even have the five day streak achievement. He joined on the DAY that Reddit achievements were added so if he upvoted something every day since then (which he hasn't), he would have the longest streak in the world.
Made this back in January before it was revealed that the February Nintendo Direct was a partners direct. Yoshi and the Mysterious Book already released so I marked that off.
Before you all come at me telling me that I don't know what a bingo card is: I do, I don't know why I called it that, I just did, and I forgot to edit it.
- I think we already got some information on Splatoon Raiders but I might be wrong.
- I feel like it just makes sense to have something relating the Zelda movie in the direct.
- Metroid Prime 2 might be announced, maybe even Prime 3 but I'm not too sure, and considering I made this in January and it hasn't happened yet, that either means it's more likely, of even less likely.
- Nothing has happened for Age of Imprisonment in a little while unfortunately because that game was great. I should probably go back and 100% like I was already trying to do.
- I goddamn love Zelda: A Link Between Worlds, it's probably my favourite 2D Zelda, alongside A Link to the Past. I've been waiting for a port for Switch 1 for like five years and it just never happened. Really hoping for this one.
- Everyone was talking about an Ocarina of Time remake at the time of when I made this, so I added it to my list. Wind Waker and / or Twilight Princess would be great, too, though.
- Super Mario Odyssey 2... PLEASE! I REALLY hope that this one happens so one of my friend's who almost never ever buys games and almost only ever hacks them and pirates them who has also been wanting this for many years can see it and go cry in the corner because he doesn't have a Switch 2.
- I've been wanting Mario Mario 3, specifically Mario Maker 3D (would have both 2D and 3D modes) since like, I dunno... 2022 maybe? Possibly even longer. I would also REALLY F××KING LOVE a proper Zelda dungeon maker game (not the one from Link's Awakening) and / or a Mario Kart Maker because both my Dad and I have been wanting this for an awfully long time and I'm sick of waiting. I just need a Mario Kart version of ModNation Racers from the PS3 and PSP era, man.
Can't wait to see if anything is correct!
People thought that the CV remake would be next because we saw the logo from Claire's classic jacket in multiple places in RE9, and now we have this.
Saw the idea of REV ➙ RE5 in another post and put this together. CapCom does like to hint at things like this so it's definitely not impossible that that's why they removed the "Code" from the title, but it's likely just to differentiate it from the original title. (Example: Resident Evil 3: Nemesis to just Resident Evil 3 in the remake).
There's probably also parts of the chain that came before RE9 that lead up to this, as well.
Image put together by me.
I would like to know two things:
Who actually created the rule of 4? (Assuming it's not anywhere found in this Subreddit).
I also would like to see how long the chain can get.
Not what I asked for but it just made it better.
I've been checking it almost every day for the last week and forgot to this morning, until I got the pop-up!
Version 1.4.2 on Nintendo Switch 2.
I was seeing how far I could go by staying on the very left side of the world, I got stopped here. I decided to get rid of Yunobo (as most people do) and instead, he decided he wanted to be Spider-Man!
This is a bug I've never seen before so I decided to share. Check out this post I made over a year ago to see an x-ray bug that (I'm pretty certain) I discovered.