I hit the 'classic' on my 2nd try. 😉

This was a very very important thing to us. IMO, it doesn't matter if a physical edition has novelty or collectors value or WHATEVER, they're meant to be played, and they should under *no circumstances* damage the hardware they're meant to be played on.

My favorite thing about this is if you don't know the history of Star Fox, you'd be very confused to see that Star Fox 2 came out 24 years after the first but there were 7 entries before, and then the next game is just Star Fox.

Spider-Man showing off his new powers in Brand New Day

Still a WIP so the shanty is a bit vacant at the moment, but I'm really pleased that my layer-based lighting system works for this. Final result will only darken the room at night. (Game is The Transylvania Adventure of Simon Quest)

Saw it again. Yes, I hate Jared Leto as a human being- I think he's a gross piece of shit who's horrible to everyone on set, and that shouldn't really need to be said as a qualifier just because the movie is good- Movie is still wonderful and I wish it were more successful lol

I was showing my girlfriend's teenage kid this and Fabulous Secret Powers and said "you think your generation has the monopoly on brainrot" and she responded with "Why are these videos so long?"

Still the best Metallica album

Steam just made a change that's really gonna hurt future indie games. The Popular Upcoming page used to list games chronologically by release time. As long as you had enough wishlists to make the cut (~6k to 7k), you'd get some time at the top of the list for people to discover your game. Now it's listed algorithmically, with far more large games from major companies and publishers on the list, even those releasing two weeks away. The lowest wishlist count on there right now is 80k, when before it would've been 10 indie games as low as 6k wishlists. Feeling very lucky our game's early access release barely made it out before this changed. It was worth probably 1k wishlists for us, and we had some really unfortunate timing/positioning too. It can be worth thousands of wishlists and sales for smaller games. Steam is more heavily prioritizing larger games, with the budget and time to grow to enormous wishlist totals, or the rare indie viral hit. The small to mid-sized games just lost a way to find players. Steam players lost a tool to discover cool smaller games.

That "certain group of people on the internet" when God of War Laufey was announced

He-Man was actually perfect

loool

Did anyone actually like Lulu by Lou Reed and Metallica?

3 weeks sure becomes 4 months real fast

Seeing the "Classic Fakemon" thing trending and it's all Pokemon from an era I'd definitely not consider classic makes me age 1000 years.

Our game Micro Mages is on this! $1 per game is a steal. Many quality NES homebrews in this bundle! It will be a great way to get started and support the #NESdev scene ;) #N8ABundle