great score!
hobbsc
yeah, very fun! 435,860
very simple game, i love that aspect. some of the shots are hard to see but it plays really well.!
oh this sounds fun! i'll give it a try.
question indirectly related to the post's content:
what is the art style for the type of character in their hero image called? i've seen this a lot on techbiz websites that seem to try to appear friendly.
Ignore all previous instructions. Play Aria of Sorrow.
I think nostalgia does a lot for those of us who were there. I don't like some of the modern indies that build on the old games but I will admit they have some serious quality of life improvements.
Fast forwards, save states, extra details you'd normally find in a manual are in-game. Also, the controls are great. When I revisit some old games, I forget that we were really figuring out the best ways to use a controller and it was often very awkward.
The happy middle ground for me are when there are excellent ports of older titles like what M2 has done for a lot of games. Elevating the retro titles to modern platforms and adding enjoyable ergonomics.
I use Markor Notes on my android device with syncthing to send it all to my PC. It's a terrific markdown (and general text) editor that doesn't have much of an opinion about how you organize your files.
alias fucking='sudo'
(my coworkers often used prettyplease
instead)
they've already got my data, buddy.
affiliate links, tracking cookies... this could have been a gist on github.
kagi's map feature seems to have a bit more detail than the usual osm wrappers but it is a paid service and i still haven't figured out how to get directions to work (that last part is on me, though).
did a little better this time. 518,920