The video game industry thinks you should pay $70+ for games that are incomplete, that rely on their servers to function and that may or may not die off the week they come out. With all do respect, screw that. Buy older games, play emulators or even pirate. It's quite retarded to spend anything over $60 on a game and honestly let's be real $60 is too much as well. There are so many good indie games that are better than 99% of the AAA games for a 3rd of even less of the price and the games are actually complete. You can buy a $15 - $40 indie game and have 100's of hours of gameplay.
I was in the car with a friend about 5ish years ago maybe 6 and he pulled into a red lobster's parking lot and said "Wait here" so I was just like "...ok" about 5 mins later I see him coming back to the car with 4 big white paper bags, he opens the door and says "You mention this to no one!" And I was like "What?" He said "I just bought 4 dozen cheddar bay biscuits, and I intended to eat them all!" It was probably more funny in the moment than it is in text form but it was a funny memory nonetheless.
There are people on this lovely planet we call Earth that have never played Dig Dug, this is a crime against humanity. I want Dig Dug in the hands of all the people.
Which exchange or price site/API is the most accurate? I generally look at kraken, though I don't use them. Anyone have a better recommendation on this? Just curious.