Mellow Biafra
@nervousfarter
Woke leftist Punk rocker Retro gamer Bookworm Reposts are generally SFW, likes are not 46 he/him/his
The popularity of kettle chips and panko breading has only convinced me that Rock Biters are real, and they still live among us.
I've posted about this before, but I think it's so funny that I have not one, but TWO completely different tomes about the life and times of J. Edgar Hoover, and I would only read them if they were the last books on Earth.
WHY IS THIS THE ONLY KIRBY GAME ON THE NSO GBA? GIVE US THE KIRBY'S ADVENTURE REMAKE, YOU FUCKING COWARDS!
The only reason you didn't see Marilyn Burn's boobs in The Texas Chainsaw Massacre was because they were trying to get a PG rating. This isn't a joke, I've heard about it from several cast/crew interviews.
I like how some devs consider the Game Boy versions of their popular franchises to be gutter trash that can be dumped into the NSO (excuse me "Nintendo Classics") Castlevania Legends is the ONLY Game Boy game that wasn't on the Castlevania Classics collection (and for good reason, that game sucks)
If any #bugsky people could tell me what kind of beetle I'm using as a profile picture, I'd appreciate it. I live in north FL if that helps. I don't know shit about bugs, but I think they're cool.
It still think it looks like a mobile game, but Actraiser Renaissance got it's hooks in me. I stayed up a little late last night playing it lol. There's far too many RTS/Tower defense style mechanics in the town building sections.
In the SNES Actraiser, the angel always called you Sir (name), so I would put in goofy shit like Sir Vey, Sir Tan and Sir Loin (even before I saw that ATHF episode)
I was jonesing for some Castlevania: SOTN, so I literally dusted off my PS Classic and hooked it up to my TV, to only discover that it no longer recognized the USB drive I used to "jailbreak" it, so I'm playing this instead
After a brief period of flipping through some non-fiction, this feels like meeting an old friend again. It feels like a sequel to The Round House more than TRH felt like a sequel to A Plague of Doves, since they're both straight ahead narratives where APOD was a series of vignettes.
Today's library haul. Barcodes covered up because I'm not trying to doxx myself. See alt text for details.
I like that the strat for Skate in SOR2 is to just use the noogie. It does a lot of damage, and the animation is funny as hell.
Current re-read. I picked this up like, 20 years ago, got about halfway through, and quit. I don't remember why. This is the first time I've picked it back up. This bit from the introduction is an INCREDIBLY fucked up thing to do to a child. They were friends you asshole! 📚 #booksky
As many times as I've played this game, it still finds ways to surprise me. Once Max gets under that punch press, he's fucked lol. His power attacks have so much wind-up, he can't even get one out before he gets hammered again. I appreciate it. He's actually a really tough boss, even this early on.
They did it. They found a way to sneak a Metroid-ass puzzle in a Mario game.
One thing I liked about my old headphones is that they used distinct beeps and bloops to indicate these statuses, NOT a voice that sounds like it came from the Genesis version of Action 52. I do like how delighted she sounds on "Bluetooth connected"
They should add "cleaning NES carts" to the list. Those bulbs really soak up rubbing alcohol. Also, why the upsell on q-tips (pardon me, safety swabs)? "I needed to clean my ears, but seeing they could also be used in arts and crafts is what sold me"