then again, considering biologists classified literally everything in the order carnivora into either "dog-shaped" or "cat-shaped" maybe that's not so weird
@drolltergeist oops, I delete-and-redrafted the thing this was in reply to, so here's what it's talking about: https://awoo.space/@Felthry/102337737139811538
A Walk in the Shire
The Hobbit (2003)
Rod Abernethy, Dave Adams, Jason Graves
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nM6d2Eg-2xI
A game many people probably don't know exists, but an old favorite from our childhood. This Celtic-inspired pastoral tune plays in the first non-tutorial level of the game, and its upbeat sound just never gets old. Fitting its purpose as the music that plays in Bilbo's hometown, it has a comfortable, familiar feel to it.
https://youtu.be/hICjXaJ_UzA?list=PLD9621DDE87CF13F7 Not going to do another VGM selection right now but this is also another really good one from the same game... don't remember what level it plays in though
@drolltergeist I think you mentioned before that you liked celtic-style music; I'm pretty sure this one is so I thought I might bring it to your attention!
It feels like they ought to be a good compromise between fitting larger flash chips on them and physical size of the card, but I guess they failed before that became a thing worth caring about
the solid programming of old video games like pokemon and zelda 2 is really damn impressive considering how completely broken they are. you can play through those games in their entirety and never encounter a single glitch, and yet if you know what to do you can rearrange reality by shuffling items around in your pack or by going into a door that doesn't exist
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