It's been a long week, but the weekend is coming up and we've got a bounty of new games to help you unwind. For your enjoyment, here's 5 calming minutes of Mario dancing from Super Mario Odyssey, complete with a waterfall.
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"Hopefully, I can actually win one," YouTuber Whisper Plays breathed into his microphone before he parachuted off a plane in PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds. His mechanical keyboard clacked loudly as he dropped down and collected his first few items: a few packs of 9mm ammo and a P1911 pistol, which actually takes .45 ammo. "I'm not gonna lie," he whispered. "I'm a little scared."
Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response, or ASMR, is one of the internet's favourite things. So you'd think marrying it to another popular thing, Star Wars, would be a perfect match. Well, it's something, that's for sure.
No Man's Sky is, to many, a disappointment. The planet exploration game has been deemed tedious, boring and repetitive in stark contrast to its pre-release hype as an endlessly exciting adventure across a randomly-generated galaxy. Luckily, its tedium is exactly the quality that's made it perfect fodder for the ASMR community.
Hey dude. Looks like you've had a stressful time. Looks like you might need a bodacious bro to calm you down. Don't worry, bruh. I'm here for you, and so is Funky Kong.
