Yes, each generation has words or a style of typing that they grew up or had to adapt to.

IIRC Boomers and Gen Z use more emoji than Gen X and Y.

Millenials grew up with keyboards, so they tend to type full sentences, punctuation, shit like that. With Gen X being a toss-up.

Boomers tend to use formal language, but they suck at distilling their thoughts into something another human person can understand. (Boomer ramblings on Facebook)

Wish I could find the article that broke it down, but search engine sludge makes any question about generations into links to quizzes.

That story mode was unhinged difficult. Don’t think I got much further than that.

It was such a cool level. I remember that was the only story level I beat in first couple tries~

It’s so satisfying when you get good at knocking out other racers. I remember as a teenager I would set my top speed to high and whittle down half of the other racers on my way to the front of the pack.

It’s easy to get in the top ten when you drop the racers count down fifteen places.

God City Trial was so much fun. Kinda wish Smash kept that mode that Smash DS had that was very similar to City Trial.

The top down racing mini-game was also slept on.

Super is so good. The sound design makes everything gel together into a smooth slurry.

But, like good.

Metroid Prime is a masterpiece. The artifact hunt is a bit padding-y, but you’ll be backtracking to get the power-ups anyway.