DW is one I don't really see but SDC is. Also missing a couple Six Flags (notably FT, OT, OG, SL, NE, and I guess DL)

Also I like having LRotN defined even if it's not that common, partially for the meme acronym LRotNoLoCoSuMo

(I'm seeing both in Jerboa just fine, I actually really like this interface it reminds me a lot of Infinity which was my preferred Reddit app before)

I'd imagine any emulator would be serious about supporting core features of its default controller. Might take a bit though.

For what it's worth Yuzu (the Switch emulator) already supports gyro aiming with PS4/5/Steam/Switch Pro controllers natively and feels pretty great. I'm sure other emulators have made progress there (I recall Citra's 3DS gyro emulation working but feeling off)

#1 is Intimidator 305 forever and always

After that it's really hard. I tend to think of which coasters are my favorite from each manufacturer, and it's such a toss up to compare rides I love that have entirely different feels. So I guess rounding things out in no particular order it'd go

• X²
• Kumba
• Iron Gwazi
• Ravine Flyer II
• Renegade
• Legend (Holiday World)
• Monster (Adventureland IA)
• Big Dipper (Camden Park)
• Phoenix (Knoebels)

I know they're on the verge of upcoming remakes and their current discounts aren't much, but I'm excited to play Lisa: The Painful and Persona 3 Portable - in the latter's case I've already played P3FES but I wanted to hold off on playing the FemC route until either Atlus or fans added in manual skill inheritance - by far the feature I missed most from P4G and P5R. Thankfully, modders have accomplished that and more for P3P.

The Dark Souls series being on sale for the first time since Elden Ring launched has me in heaven. Been waiting over a year to pick these games up - I even resorted to family sharing a friend's account to play Dark Souls 3 and loved every second of it. Dark Souls 1 and 2 are harder to go back to, but picking them up for $20 a piece is nice.