Accidentally started in 1993 - technically didn't realize it was a thing until 2003. Was hospitalized for Kawasaki's disease then and some kind soul donated a bunch of NESs and a bunch of games, not a huge variety though. Kids in the ward would "race" games. Just became something I did with games.
Yeah, don't just save that for the ugly days.
Only caring about your own rights is exactly how you lose them. Says Skeletor looking at all the open carry sword folks.
Hey all! It's officially go time!
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Well, it's either wrong, or the cooler option: it can randomly teleport when no one is looking.
oh they gave me a blue check now I can say how I REALLY feel!!! trans rights free Palestine housing is a human right universal health care for all six hour day for eight hours pay mandatory minimum wage raises that track to rent & cost of living protect the oceans & the rivers and bring back Jujubes
Yeah.
What dark gods do I have to worship to get this to happen? Heck I'll stoop to worshipping the nice ones too.
It happens.
"I code so others can dream."
Gayming Icon and LGBTQ+ video game pioneer, Rebecca Heineman, has sadly passed away after a short, tough fight with aggressive cancer.
Read our obituary to this true industry trailblazer: gaymingmag.com/2025/11/gaym...
People forget the stopped clock is right UNintentionally. Intentionality is key here, as even the way this particular clock gets to this one good moral code is off the back of horrifically repugnant ideology.
I had this dream once.
Screenshot from Des-Test Kernal
Matt Desmond has released Des-test Kernal for the C64.
Instead of being a cart you plug in, this is a KERNAL replacement that can fully test all of the C64's RAM in an extremely thorough way. Much better test than any other existing test for the C64.
factorofmatt.com/destestkernal
@fenriswolfretro.bsky.social found this amazing SNES repo board and it's the first time I've seen them finally do one of these. 1uprestorations.com/collections/...
I haven't played Diablo 2 in 15 years. Gonna try hopping on the new D2R ladder tonight. Let's see if I even remember how to play.
Time to recite the incantation
That's my Garak right there.
I am pleased to announce that at 20:00 CEST (about 2 hours from now), I'm gonna show a new recently found first party #64DD game prototype.
(No, it is NOT MOTHER 3, but it is pretty cool!)
www.youtube.com/watch?v=KyE5...
*excitement intensifies*
Fun fact Lt. Dante from Vortex looks vaguely like my wife. 👀
Happy 5th birthday to the official theme for Spirit Halloween
Oh dear. Hope that wasn't too much trouble!
I've personally had some trouble getting the translation running on my ODE modded Saturn, but I think that's the ODE, not the Saturn. Drive in that one died long ago.
I generally prefer Mednafen. It works well with the translation too.
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#BBG2025
The original SNES game's translation isn't particularly great, sometimes hindering game play.
PS1 is a bit better, but lacks the Saturn's (pretty cool) Japanese voice acting.
Sounds strange, but both PS1 and Saturn are a lot faster to play too. SNES has a rather slow compression scheme it uses.
The PS1 has some issues - resistances don't scale like they should because of a bug which means the final boss and others can easily wipe you when that's not intended.
US SNES version accidentally makes leveling harder than the Japanese version intended, but is otherwise a fine way to play.
Ogre Battle speedrunner and general obsessive here.
Probably the translated Saturn version. Has some extra content that doesn't change the original experience and some extra map info that makes the game easier to play and understand.
PS1 and the US SNES versions are fine with caveats.
