Wreckless Eric has a 2 chord song

https://youtu.be/qHEPHPHuNis

I like the PS2 ad that pretended to be a PS9 ad

https://youtu.be/QP2wuDts3S4

Let’s play identify the ml propaganda! Is it CCP or from the Kremlin?

Jokes aside, a lot of devs love watching stuff like speedrunning. It means someone loved their creation enough to minutely analyze it and spend countless hours with it.

eg check out the devs watching a guy beat Psychonauts https://youtu.be/lsDc1YVxHA0?t=517

(I’m pretty sure there was similar version of this where they guy wasn’t in the room and they were just watching the earlier recording of the speedrun but I can’t find it now)

There was someone in reddit awhile back that started a community review site because there were so many bad games to sort through. I’ve found some good ones through there

https://minireview.io/

It seemed like the next logical step after the fryer

I get beardruff sometimes too but it’s usually bc my skin’s dry and dandruff shampoo just dries it out further. Try moisturizing your face more regularly with cream or aloe or the like. If I let my beard get long it’s more difficult to moisturize properly and I’ll sometimes have patches like that when I shave. Usually clears up in a day though after some aloe.

There are a lot of long form researched videos that I like on yt. They could definitely be hosted on a different site but having stuff like those in a central location lets people find them more easily.

https://youtu.be/F2sk_Cy9mdU

Why do they need access to your phone, microphone, and contacts?

Smashing pumpkins into small(?) piles of putrid debris

AI cars are still running over pedestrians and people think computers are to the point of medical diagnosis?

Spoilers haha. But yeah, seems like a bit more of a casual experience from the couple hours I’ve put in so far. Glad it was like a buck fifty

How much do you want to bet that they didn’t write the JavaScript for that message

They definitely didn’t-- the page source has it copied from another blog:

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I ran across a metroidvania called Feudal Alloy set in a medieval world where you and all the enemies are low-tech robots with fish bowls as heads. There’s an interesting mechanic where swinging your sword generates heat and if you’re overheated you can’t attack temporarily. You can upgrade different parts of your body to fit the situation or your play style (more armor/damage/health, slower overheat, faster cooldown, etc), and the art is nice.

Felt like a lucky find for me because I just found out about it last week from an old vid on one of the yt gaming channels I follow (Let’s Game It Out if anyone likes watching a dude try to break games by essentially QA testing the hell out of them), and when I checked the steam sale this week it came up for under 2 bucks.

I finally got tired of Melvor after like a year and the first DLC. I guess I could see myself going back and doing the 2nd one at some point but my interest hasn’t been there since I put it down some time last year.

Even before that though I think that township thing was a huge misstep. I’m all for trying some new stuff as a dev and not everyone’s going to be happy but cramming some weird town management sim into the incremental rpg genre never really made much sense to me.

It should be theoretically in a company’s long term financial interest to keep customers at least reasonably happy, but the infinite growth mindset is such a cancer that you can see it tearing apart any number of old established brands these days (cough Boeing, eg).

Looks like GabeN decided that going to sleep each night on piles of billions of dollars was enough and he didn’t need to supplement his pillows with the customers’ nickels and dimes as well. Feels like that shouldn’t be such a strange mindset, but apparently it’s rare enough to stand out.

All the King’s Men. I like how the different characters grapple with what goodness is and what it means to implement it in the real world. Doesn’t hurt that Penn Warren was also a poet, and his prose reflects that.

Does the archive have any links to roms? I think I got the emulator working but I don’t know where to download anything to run on it. The only switch game I ever really wanted to play was breath of the wild anyway…

Haven’t got around to sigil 2 yet unfortunately-- I’ll try to remember to check e6m8 on yt ot something when I get home from work