I think I disagree, " is right next to the enter key?
Where does it go?
Is that a whole ass piano they brought outside?
I’ve been playing since August and it’s a great game. It helps keep me exercising too, sometimes you just gotta go for a walk to chop some logs or something.
Well, sometimes shows just pass me by and I don’t know about them until years later. I’m ok with it, I hate getting hooked on something only for it to end prematurely.
Is Time Bandits forgotten? I like that one.
The Internet icon is a fucking liar, and if you don’t agree with me you haven’t been on enough networks.
This is the best font IMO. I used to use source code pro, but I switched to Plex a few years ago and it’s all I want to use now.
$60 per month (if you sign a 1 year agreement) is sky high for software subscriptions. Sounds like Stockholm syndrome.
darktable.org Darktable is like Adobe Lightroom but open source, and I honestly think it’s better at this point.
No. Pokemon are funny shaped yoshis.
Right? This just makes me want to emulate every Nintendo everything from now on.
It’s really only canon until both Wolfenstein and Doom changed their timelines, but the original Doomguy was B.J. Blazkowicz III
According to John Romero and Tom Hall, Billy is also the ancestor of B.J. Blazkowicz, AKA Doomguy. It’s Blazkowicz all the way down.
This sounds more like your experience, than anything over-arching. PC games had less ‘heros’ than console gaming at the time but by 1992 there were tons of characters to latch on to. Dragon quest and Final Fantasy where running on full steam by the early 90s. Mega Man had his 5th game out by then, Mario was getting into karts, multiple Street Fighter games, Sonic in his second outing, and the list goes on. I think the point OP is making is not that every kid had a video game hero, but that they didn’t have to look very far to find one.
Don’t be ridiculous, clearly it says you have to boil it first.
Obviously the sticky note