Going from Sega Megadrive to PlayStation back in the nineties. True 3d graphics on a home console blew my little teenage mind. Lara Croft. Wipeout. Metal Gear Solid! Good times.

Berk

(It has a very rude etymology)

Your body is gorgeous!

I know these as eggcorns thanks to Adam & Joe… https://youtu.be/GyAWSnwBJLA?si=UXqG273L2lOxk05h

Aside from how problematic the film is, I loved this as a kid!

The Magic Sword (1962)

It’s probably more like a clause in their military contracts

An odd one to start with. The first nine are free, look for Cube Escape collection. There’s a narrative that runs through and will make the other entries make more sense.

Running around trying to find the Containment Sector before the clocks mission is initiated…

It’s not difficult but I really enjoyed Super Liminal. Very short but fun.

Love the Rusty Lake games!

I have nothing to add other than to also say it is an amazing experience. 10/10. You probably would like Obra Dinn though.

Unlocked via subscription

Hell yeah! Wish I could play one and two for the first time again. The third was…fine but nowhere near as good.

Capitalism rewards psychopathy

It really should be part of the title of the game. Outer Wilds: don’t look anything up, just play it.

I very nearly had to use a guide at one point but I stayed strong as everything I’d read said I’d regret it if I did. So glad I didn’t as the joy of discovery in this game is unparalleled. Top 5 gaming experience of all time, I reckon.

Connect for me too

https://shows.acast.com/the-404-media-podcast

Episode 32

I heard about that last one on a podcast and it was the first thing I thought of when I saw this post. Genuinely interesting story (if you’re into that sort of thing). The pod was saying how it’s both a flaw of open source that it could happen that way and an advantage because it was discoverable due to the fact that the code is open source.

I wonder how he squares the circle of the fact that The Matrix was written by two trans women.