caseyweederman

There’s a scene where a giant robot knight stabs the crap out of a giant ball that looks like the Epcot Center.
Mistreat your altar boys long enough, and this is what you get.

Fine
scended

“Welcome… to NIGHTvale.”

Goering had two but very small

I’m a little too chalant.

Third. I swear by them (and got their keyboard too, in Family Basic colors, and mouse in NES colors).
The moment they put out a keyboard in Atomic Purple, I’m throwing a bunch more money at them.

Trickery is not the best way to demonstrate your faith in your cause.

The meaning is different if it’s pointing the other way

A little on the nose, isn’t it?

Hast thou considered: while holding an item, hold up on the D-pad, then release B, then jump up in front of a climbable surface like a vine or a fence and hold B in time to catch the item. Now you’re climbing with the item.

Actually it’s Kitsune Tails.

Sorry, that’s not correct. SMB3 was released in 1988 in Japan. It was delayed in North America until 1990 and released in the same year as SMW, while Nintendo of America ironed out its Super Nintendo console launch.
Super Mario World, in fact, started development as a port of Super Mario Bros. 3.

A lot of people did, it’s a pretty important work culturally

Temmie went to git leg

I think there will always be interest in exploring the limitations of the time. This is a new way to do that. I think it’s pretty cool, even if it’s not the most “optimal”.

People are still developing games and software for the original 8-bit hardware.

Depends on if they’re trying to make a profit or just share their cool stuff

Do not touch.
Once, I felt a vague itch on the front of my left shin. I rubbed the back of my right shin on it. I had a very itchy rash on both for several days.

That dang masculine -er

I’m gonna keep using the word “sideloading” because it is a perfectly legitimate act and I refuse to let them redefine it to demonize us.
I’m not sure why you’re helping them.