> rocket@silverhaze.eu @spinach@awoo.space

-kick holes in speakers
-pull plugs
-jet

@online@mastodon.social brand new first party title, it's getting nintendo stitch

@e_Glyde i spend ridiculous amounts of time thinking about the genres of hiphop and their goodness

@batterpunts hahahahahahahaha

welcome to mastodon

@sparrow excellent work

i'm very happy to see #limux trending on this day

@online@mastodon.social it true

who wants to marry me into someplace with steady access to tity pills and psych meds far away from the states for my birthday

@online@mastodon.social ah yes, how could i forget?

@online@mastodon.social it's a pity how short-lived stones are compared to a lich. these are good ones.

@bleak @eris@mastodon.social nice these are good sounds.

@plsburydoughboy @slime vba-m, the fork, was the only one capable of actually playing mother 3 at a consistent enough speed for the battle system to work when the fan translation came out. it slowed down a lot still on anything that wasn't high-end.

today i use my bod as an affront to a landlord. i mean i already was but today it becomes clearer to said landlord.

@bleak is listening to real good sticky noisy something right now i can feel in my back teeth and it's a fine morning.

night trap is good.

night trap is my two little sisters' favorite game of all time and i think about it often. i don't know much else out of fmv games that was so heavily informed by the fact you're watching video. your interface is a switchboard. it's good.

@plsburydoughboy good snes audio took forever to happen and good gba emulation is still tough. both require beefier computers than their sega counterparts (not that audio there's been better outside of kega fusion till recently). never knew pce emulation to not be great aside from filesystem weirdness. ditto all the 8- and 16-bit computers.

@plsburydoughboy @slime more like genesis/sms/game gear since megadrive had a master system as a coprocessor it just kinda gets in there as a matter of course.

@online@mastodon.social this is reminding me of an old illustration i saw once of columbia and brittania (or was it marianne? can't remember anymore but that'd make more sense) hanging out in a boat, from USA's formative years. wondered about folks shipping countries ever since. it's been ~fifteen years since i saw that.