I’ve been bitten before by these non standard things… thanks for the reminder.

Many indie games are PC only and are unlikely to ever be ported to a Nintendo platform – mostly because it’s a lot easier to play them on new PCs. As Nintendo products age, emulation can be one of the only ways the games stay playable.

This is very practical advice, thanks for the point in the right direction.

The problem is the motherboard has some blown caps and in general the system is not very stable as is.

From the other advice it sounds like I should get a used PC and just use a USB floppy drive if I ever need one.

You have different definitions of “political”

In my country at least, there are differences of opinion about whether queer people can exist in public, use the bathroom, etc., and the people in power are endangering everyone. So pride is very much political.

Always has been

Thanks! Yeah I just realized it is back up. It was taken off a few days ago, though, and I’m still curious why.

It also appears to be abandoned, and pro accounts do not verify:

6/6/25 23:09: Cached user’s API session has expired - refreshing session…
6/6/25 23:09: API HTTP Response code: 403

Different strokes for different folks I guess. The narrator was my favorite part. That or the music.

Huh, interesting. I finished one tournament, and I felt like that was the end. I didn’t realize there was more story if you kept going.

I really liked the story and interactive novel parts of it. The sports ball part was alright as variety, but the rest of the game was the best part.

Hades was really hard for me too, and I played upwards of 100+ runs before beating [redacted], and another bunch before finally turning on God mode, where I think I got up to about 20% damage reduction before it stabilized.

At this point I want to push the story forward (I’m in the epilogue) but I’ve already played so much I need to wait more for the battling to be fun again.

It was really groundbreaking to have the narrator react to what you were doing, in a “Half-Life feels like a real world that you inhabit” way. The way the music was woven into the game was also amazing, and the art! There’s a reason it put them on the map.

I didn’t like the gameplay all that much though and the world building didn’t make too much sense to me. These parts have aged the most poorly. But it was way better than just marketing.

Why do a decent thing when you have money on your side

THANK GOD IT’S YOU

Yeah, but it’s evergreen. Loads of people haven’t played it or finished it, or were even born when it came out, and might be learning about it just now.

For me the gameplay was kinda meh and actually frustrating at times, but the way it tells the story was so nice and so perfectly fit the mechanics, that made it worth it. So I guess think twice about a “fun fact” with no spoiler tag that gives away something so important for enjoying the game.

Bungie used to have culture.

Weird, sometimes cringe culture in hindsight. But they used to be cool.

I don’t know what happened but it was probably the search for more money instead of making something they could be proud of.

Thanks I’m glad I already played it before reading this incredible spoiler

How safe is it to install grapheneos – can you brick the phone?

I have a used pixel 3 but I’ve never tried such things

It’s still in Google Play though

Troll patrol isn’t in my fdroid :(

I played a cool one called Pirate solitaire, very charming