"Cathode Rays is a puzzle game using light deflection as its core mechanic. You must take multiple light rays to a specific point while making sure that none of them enter in contact with a light of another color or else you have to go back to the beginning of the level. Sounds easy? Well, the game gets a lot more difficult as you face complex obstacle placement, mirrors deflecting your light rays, rotating levels, and fading obstacles. You will need to think about how you will tackle each level before going through each of them and even use a little bit of reflexes later on."
Matt from That Gamer Hub
From Cinelinx:
Jordan cracks open some of the new Starlink: Battle for Atlas toys to showcase how the new Toys to Life products look, while discussing the game so far.
Japan and Europe already got these toys, and now it's NA's turn for some Mario! But will all twelve McDonald's Mario toys make it to America...?
, now it's time for the blubba
Blabber, to watch that belly get fatter
Fat boy on a diet, don't try it
I'll jack yo' ass like a looter in a riot
My shit's fat, like a sumo, slamming dat ass
Leavin your face in the grass
For those that dont know, you can just walk into McDonald's and straight buy the toys for $.99 each.
I did this for my kids when they had the pokemon toys rather than shoving aa dozen happy meals down their throats.
That price is no longer true. In my area McDonalds wants $1.79 for the toy before tax.
People really seem to misunderstand McDonalds. It is corporate but franchised. Franchises get to set their own policies and price points then choose what promotions they want to take part in. Like the McPick $2 here doesn't have Hot N Spicy.
NL: "Just recently we shared some early images of the McDonald's Super Mario Happy Meal toys, which are rolling into the UK on 11th January. In a quirky turn, due to shortages of the current Furby toys, some were given out early - that was the source of our early images.'
Please note this a Waving Mario. Not to be confussed with the previously released Wanking Mario?!... as some odd people branded it.
