Lol oops didn't click that link. But yes

You ever seen that curved building that focused the sunlight into a spot in front of it and melted cars? Lol

Tetris, on the gameboy.

Oh yeah they have a bunch of merch but luckily not too many funko stuff. I got some mugs from there.

It's sad news though, can't do digital second hand games or borrow one from a friend.

I suppose. Discounted nintendo games is nice though, those are almost never discounted. Plus the old games they sell are fun. Digging through old ds games and such.

For a discount on a new game? I while ago I bought a ps4 for a friend and just got a bunch of second hand games from that store. All common ones but I saved a bunch of money that way.

I talked to someone working at a game store (gamemania in the Netherlands). The stores also buy and sell second hand games. I commented on the amount of fifa games on the shelves and they told me the storage in the back just has massive stacks of every fifa game of the last 10 years or so. Apparently they will literally buy every functioning game you want to sell them.

The chain is also close to bankruptcy, probably not related. But it's a shame because I really do like walking through them and looking through the games they have. They actually have xbox360, wii and ps3 games on shelves.

Dutch, a funky dutch dialect, English and I understand German but I don't speak it. Should probably learn it.

Honestly I quite like it here. It's obviously not perfect but when I compare it to other countries we do rather well.

Honestly my biggest complaint is that it's so full. I recently visited Norway and the vast forests and just untamed nature is gorgeous and the air quality is great. But then again nothing is really far away in the Netherlands so ups and downs.

I print warhammer for friends for money. So that plus the money I saved on models for myself, I'd say it's worth it.

But it's also a hobby, learning how the things work and how to model is a lot of fun!

Go play red alert 3 and you can do exactly that. Even better, you can throw the enemies warships at them!

So where I live if you have a disease, physical or mental, you go to a doctor and they decide if you're ok to drive or if you need to pass an extra test first where you are judged if you're able to drive safely with whatever disabilities you have. This is besides the standard driving test and written test. Also everybody has to take lessons with a professional.

It's however not perfect because the government doesn't have access to your medical records (which is good). But that means you have to be honest on a form about your disabilities. Plus the doctor visit is not covered by insurance and costs around 200 euros.

Plus if you already have your licence there isn't really a system in place to prevent you for driving if your health declines.