the Hearth @Felthry@awoo.space

would it be right to refer to a princex's thermoregulation as their heir conditioning?

the oath to order is a bit of an underrated gem in the zelda series soundtracks

does anyone know a good utility to quickly and easily convert audio file types? in particular wav to mp3 or m4a but more general is better

macro sd card

every jrpg seems to take place on a toroidal world

sometimes I feel like I'm not a good enough friend to my friends... rrf.

got a flyer stuck to our apartment door the other day advertising "the world's first snapchat-based dating app" and that just seems. why.

what are these bars supposed to represent

honestly Angband gets an honorable mention just for the whole potion of uselessness thing

Suikoden II is on the list because of all the beautiful spritework. Especially in the early-game, there are numerous events that use sprites that are only seen once in the entire game--the best example being when Viktor and Anabelle share tea(?) and there are tons of sprites of both of them drinking and making minor idle motions that aren't used anywhere else in the game

Metal Gear Solid is on the list because of tiny things you can do that actually impact the game, like how you can use the smoke from a cigarette to make lasers visible, or how enemies will notice your footprints, not just the obvious things

After watching @connie stream metal gear solid a few times, we now have two games that we can think of with extreme attention to detail

- Suikoden II
- Metal Gear Solid (series?)

they're just really good

hmm

foxes

my answer to this would probably be Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets on the game boy color

The game is... fine, but the music is amazing

ottaurs

"it's a key lime pie. I've been searching all my life to find the lock lime pie that it fits, but no luck so far."

people in manga sure do narrate the goings-on a lot

Hey fediverse, tell me about video games you love with underrated soundtracks

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