

…No
Thought to have been an ordinary falling star.
…No
I think the problem is too many people only know how to JavaScript
…No?
You can, and the save file recognises that you’ve “Beaten The Game”; but when you start it up, it reverts back to just before the final battle.
It uses a pretty nasty slur, true, but in the context of some ignorant jerk who thinks he’s better than everyone. I don’t believe Knopfler is a homophobe.
Oh I see - I don’t know why, but I assumed this was a new game.
Oh no, we’re getting to the point where PS2-era visuals are considered low-poly??
I refuse to believe that frangible is a word. Sounds like something from a Roald Dahl book
And that’s why you don’t mix in Dobly.
Do you need direct sunlight for this to work? My back garden doesn’t get much sunlight, so it’d be cool if there was still a way we could grow some things. Looks fairly compact too, which would be valuable!
(I know nothing about hydroponics)
So that’s where all the Ambrosia’s going
jingle jingaling
This is true! If you don’t have a frame of reference for what is “good” (or what everyone else considers “good”) then who the heck cares, play what you want
Lode Runner (NES) might be okay. Not multiplayer, but it’s got nice low-stakes puzzling gameplay.
Edutainment games are a bit few and far between on consoles - Donkey Kong Jr. Math springs to mind, but it’s remarkably dry for a Nintendo game.
The 2600 version is considered extremely bad. (It’s not that bad but it’s also not arcade-accurate)
There’s a SNES version of Ms. Pac-Man which is extremely good, though.
Ah yes, Heart of Lämpian, my favourite Mothrillion song
A plate of beige with watery gravy and mushy peas
Doesn’t even have the usual “we value your privacy” lie.
I wish there was a Windows Server variant that had literally zero GUI, and was just a PowerShell instead. Would be so much mor efficient, especially for things like file servers.
(I’m aware of Server Core, but it’s still got a GUI, let’s be honest)
I’m not trying to psychoanalyse myself. I’m saying that I don’t think “not wanting to die” is grounds to get therapy. Quite the opposite, in fact.