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Oh yeah, I forgot about the Cactuar and Chicobo summons. I preordered mine at GameStop. I remember my copy being delivered a day early, too.

That was obviously the high end version. I got the mid-level version. I ain't paying exorbitant prices for a fucking statue.

I'm trying to remember the full perks we got for the Remake collector's edition. If I remember correctly, it was a steelbook, a CD, a book, and what else? A Shinra ID card? And a chance to win some Sony TV?

I'm hearing that people are holding off on pre-ordering until there's an announcement on collectors editions. I'm actually holding out until there's a final release date. I know Amazon's listing says December 31, 2024, which is obviously a placeholder date.

Best Buy is now taking preorders for FF7 Rebirth, despite the lack of an announced release date. Personally, I do not trust Best Buy with video game preorders because when I preordered Mortal Kombat 11 from them 3 years ago, they dropped the ball on delivering a Shao Kahn DLC code that was...

Have a nice dirt nap, Twindel! The REAL Sindel is back! But I must ask; who let Motaro out of the glue factory?

Bob Barker, longtime host of The Price Is Right, at age 99. That was clearly my favorite game show as a toddler.

I haven't watched followed wrestling since the Owen Hart tragedy, but I did like the tax collector gimmick of Irwin R. Schyster (a thinly veiled pun on the Internal Revenue Service, considering the character's initials) that Bray's father Mike Rotunda had back in the 90s.

Yet another professional wrestler, this time an active one, and one under contract with WWE at that. Bray Wyatt, 3rd generation wrestler of the Windham and Rotunda wrestling families, at age 36.

Terry Funk, legendary professional wrestler (WWE, ECW, WCW, Territorial NWA era) and pioneer of hardcore wrestling, at age 79.

Johnny Hardwick, the voice of Dale on King of the Hill, at age 64.

Our ship sailed on through the violent, burning sea Not knowing of the danger waiting in store for me We wound up all in mayhem, the vessel tossed and turned The compass that had led us, we watched it slowly burn We'll never see our homeland, we knew it all right then That fate was on the second...

ANOTHER piece of my childhood! Pee-wee Herman at age 70.

Johnny Lujack, NFL quarterback (Chicago Bears) and the 1947 Heisman Trophy winner, at age 98.

THIS vinyl boxset! Going in chronological order, of course.

Darren Drozdov, former NFL defensive lineman (Denver Broncos) and WWE wrestler whose career tragically ended in an in-ring accident that left him paralyzed, at age 54.

Lee Rauch, early drummer of Megadeth, at age 58. Rauch is the 3rd member of Megadeth, and the 3rd former drummer of the band at that, to pass away, preceeded by his successor Gar Samuelson in 1999, and Nick Menza in 2016.

Since this song kicks so much ass, I'll provide the lyrics in case anyone wants to sing along. Land of enchantment and fake reality Where they put in vitro breeding machines On the cover of a magazine Trailer trash and human freaks They grab their minute of fame And still the puppets watch...