I wholeheartedly agree with Rouge. As far as “New” games that are the most influential, my vote goes to Vampire Survivors.

SSSSHHHHHHHHAAAAAAAAUUUUUUUUUUUNNNNNNNNNNN!

I had a couple of Symbian OS phones, I wish it would make a comeback

Write a prompt? There’s probably a button…

Bearshare gang, represent!

If we can get them to teach Linux instead of Windows and tell people - this will run on whatever computer you bring to class

Sweated it out over night, slept all day the next day

If I did that, I’d be “weak” because I didn’t “tough it out” and work a 12 hour shift while I was contagious AF and make things worse for everyone else because “a real man doesn’t take days off!”

…fuck that. I’m staying wrapped in my giant blanket until the fever breaks.

Even better, get capsules and compress the powder in a shell like a breeching round.

Effective range goes way down, though

Glob’s “are you kidding me?” Look has me dying! 🤣

…aaaaand wishlisted on Steam! Snagging it next time it goes on sale

UFO 50 is definitely the “Modern Retro” king, IMHO. The only thing missing is box art and manuals.

Battleclash & Metal Combat were both awesome. Another forgotten IP…

Isn’t this why Esperanto was created?

Anyway, my vote goes to Klingon or Mando’a.

Goth girls wore collars when I was in high school, before furries were a thing.

Someone saw the meme about the screenshot folder that you never look in, decided to clean theirs up, and now we get an extensive anthropology lecture on pop culture, the internet, and the human psyche.

Fr Fr

Dear headline writers:

Unless “Slammed” is followed by “into the announcer’s table,” use a different word.

Thank you.

You want a tiny mammoth, I want an aquarium sized whale… Where’s the line? How long until there’s a game show of duck sized horses or horse sized duck?

Go Team Cobra Chicken!