Dan and Marc may know this already, but in case they don’t, I just wanted to throw this out here. Many of their old NFL.com articles can be accessed via the Wayback Machine. Obviously it depends if the articles were ever archived in the past, but many of their previous articles are available to be read online still. I personally prefer using Archive.ph to search for articles by keyword.
Tour starts September 10th in Cleveland, OH.
I have a newborn baby, and my gaming time is pretty limited to handheld gaming right now. It might be a bit of time before I have time to go down to my basement and sit on my PS5.
I’ve been playing a lot of first party games and indie games, but have been wanting to start a AAA game on the Switch 2, and I don’t want the performance and graphics to be terrible. What games are the best optimized for the Switch 2?
Hi all, I am a first time father and my son is a few weeks old. I love him very much, and my wife and I are doing the best we can being new parents. I am going through the baby blues, dealing with anxiety and depression. From a lack of sleep, thrown off day night cycles, less socialization and exercise, etc, you all know how a newborn is.
I know it’s hard, but I also know it’s all going to be worth it in the end when I have a healthy, beautiful family. But right now, I’m not feeling rewarded for the sacrifices. My wife could hold him and stare at him all day, and feel so happy just doing that. But, I kind of feel like a bad dad, because to me he’s just kind of boring?
I feel like I’m just caring for a sack of potatoes that poops, sleeps, and cries. (A very cute sack of potatoes, but a sack of potatoes nonetheless). Was there a moment when it clicked for you when your baby was fun and giving you entertainment?
I feel like I should be enjoying this stage more, but it feels more like survival mode than a state of bliss. Thanks everyone.