

…aaand someone downvoted yours too. People on lemmy really hate it when they don’t get something.


…aaand someone downvoted yours too. People on lemmy really hate it when they don’t get something.
“Top hole. Bally Jerry pranged his kite right in the how’s your father. Hairy blighter, dicky-birdied, feathered back on his Sammy, took a waspy, flipped over on his Betty Harper’s and caught his can in the Bertie.”
I’ve been stubbornly using that for years but eventually the convenient placement of c/v won me over.

Well, how do they become (10, 10)-Olivian?
Damn right it is. My Dyson sphere is in dire need of cleaning, but apparently it’s not considered a ball.
True mastery of gambling only comes after a realisation of when is the best time to quit.
(It’s never)
I don’t want them Sam I am
There was an accident with a contraceptive and a time machine.


I only got around to playing Myst when the VR version came out. Haven’t made the time to play through Riven too, but I heard it had a VR version too. It’s somewhere on The Pile.


Crazy to think they made millions selling a demo of Doom. It sure was a phenomenon at the time.
It also puts Myst’s performance into perspective, a puzzle game beating out Doom by that much is incredible.


Blizzard started as Silicon and Synapse, The Lost Vikings were published under that name.
Cendent must be the publisher though.


Why would you tell me that when I was only objecting to the next gen label? That wouldn’t make much sense.


It’s not really next gen tho. The hardware is comparable to Quest 3.


I actually prefer the Boom complevel, so…
The weird part is that they are in a Burger King.
Or he just didn’t pay attention in class when it was taught.
Fuck you, I’m not old!
“If a cluttered desk is a sign of a cluttered mind, of what. then, is an empty desk a sign of?”
-Albert Einstein
It’s a skinner box designed to make you play a game longer than you’re enjoying it, simple as that.
Most people like skinner boxes, of course, but I’m glad to see more people are realising what achievements really are.