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Wow, Kingdom Hearts 2’s Agrabah really does showcase how much worse the level design is compared to the first game’s Agrabah, which was much more fun to platform and explore
I'm genuinely curious: can anyone in favour of these various (unworkable) age-related bans explain, precisely, what they achieve — that the most basic parenting could not?
Because the favourable comments I have seen just seem like mothers (and seems invariably to be mothers) who want to outsource parental responsibility to the state so they can have an easy life.
I read one today from a woman who goes through her daughter's phone every now and then, and is very disappointed that the government hasn't taken her Snapchat away yet.
Which (she acknowledges) is something she could do herself, but she doesn't want the fight.
When I was a kid, my mum didn't want me playing GameCube after 9pm. She didn't ask the government to ban GameCubes, she took it away at night and hid it (badly).
When I was in middle school, teachers didn't want us using phones on school grounds. They didn't wait for the government to ban them, they just confiscated them if we were caught using them.
My sister has a little kid, she doesn't want him to grow up addicted to screens, so she doesn't let him play with phones and tablets, and she doesn't let the TV babysit him.
This all seems so basic that I find myself assuming there must be something I've missed.
Is there some reason parents and schools can't choose what devices to give their kids, and when they are allowed to use them?
It's very interesting to see the "revisionism" at play even today. Splash Mountain was made with so much love and care to it. They did thier best to respect all people, today people completely rewrite this, in favor of saying the ride was always made to interpret bad intentions.
He’s hilarious because he canonically just ignores any time travel rules that Xehanort has to follow.
And ya know that must annoy him to some degree because the Rikunort comments on it:
⚠️ Breaking: Ratatouille will close for an in-depth refurbishment on October 13. It’ll reopen in 2026 with a brand new scene in the queue showcasing a Parisian artist’s workshop as well as set pieces, accessories, projections and technical improvements in the Attraction to enhance the immersion.