shork @noiob@awoo.space

I played Journey and now I'm playing Everything

I like that Everything can play itself if you want it to

hm, kinda sucks that I didn't get matchmade with anyone

it really bugs me that the snow is not lying in the places where most of it should be, i.e. where it won't be blown away

me: hey, the Journey PC port is really good and nice
the Journey PC port: crashes

thinking about playing a video game

oops #SuperMarioMaker2 #NintendoSwitch

ezpz #SuperMarioMaker2 #NintendoSwitch

when you get the flagpole jump #SuperMarioMaker2 #NintendoSwitch

finally, more info and a release date (February) for Pokémon Home, looks like it's going to have a free and a paid tier https://home.pokemon.com/en-us/?cid=&utm_source=tw&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=pokemonhome&utm_term=january28

I can't believe pellets guy is one of the most powerful beings on the fediverse and he doesn't even have an account

it's not horrible but it's a chore

it's an impressive game, sure, but a cell phone isn't the greatest way to play a 3D first-person RPG, especially one that just barely manages to run it

they sure did put an entire Elder Scrolls game on this thing

either Nokia must've thrown a lot of cash at gamedevs or for some reason Bethesda were convinced that this was gonna be a successful platform

then again, the original N-Gage is that much wider and taller, a widescreen QD could totally be still smaller than that… it might even be possible to just turn the screen 90deg…

this obvs wouldn't just work like that (it'd have to have more resolution and it's already struggling to push all those pixels) and it'd be a good bit too big but I wanted to see what it looked like

consider the following:

landscape N-Gage
(quickly thrown together in mspaint)

for context: the QD was basically a lite version of the original N-Gage with some flaws fixed. It didn't have a mp3 decoder, USB, radio or line-in recording, but it was smaller, looked a lot better and most importantly had a hot-swap MMC slot. On the original model you had to turn off the device every time you wanted to swap games, which was… not a good idea. Also they moved the speaker and microphone to the front so you didn't have to side-talk anymore

listening to music on the N-Gage for the aesthetic