I've been playing this thing again and man if this isn't the funniest copyright screen I've ever seen

Big day for me -- I bought my first non-digital RPG books. Truth be told, I'm really, really not a fan of 5e, so I feel kinda bad about picking up something based on it. Thus the Pathfinder adventure to balance it out. I'm probably just gonna skim these and keep them on the shelf, but still!

Been reading through Electronic Entertainment, May 1995, and caught this review. What they don't mention that somebody really probably should have is that Knights of Xentar is full of anime porn, so the lede got buried six feet deep there

I hear this is the screen you get when you log into Telegram.

Been downloading a bunch of old Mac games for Reasons, and
1. What is this art design
2. You cannot use the keyboard on this screen, you must click each letter and number individually

I really hope BlueSky isn't the sort of place where one innocuous comment summons a horde of bots, but

If I could ever commission an artist to do art of my OCs just like this, that'd be pretty swell, I think

Now I enjoy me a little Amiga from time to time, but if you want to see some hardcore coping, check Amiga Game Zone out, sometime

An Amiga magazine that lasted for three issues. In 1994. In the US. The CD32 didn't even come out over here.

I wanna introduce everybody to Fitznik, a very obscure puzzle game from a company that quit existing like 21 years ago or something

It's fine and all but I also want to point out the concerningly well-defined ass they gave him

Randomly thinking about Boppin' again

For those unfamiliar, this is a puzzle game where you throw blocks into other blocks to release video game monsters

I'm aware the creator of this game has quite a story, but I'm afraid that's going to be up to somebody else to discover

Today I learned that Pathfinder 2e has a spell where a raccoon shows up and gives you advice, and that's why Pathfinder is the superior game

Getting on the internet feels like:

I desperately need to put some content on this thing, so here, have my current 25 favorite games, in no particular order

Current as in I really have no idea if this is gonna stick, but this at seems like a pretty safe bet

The recent podcast I did for TMNT: Manhattan Missions for DOS (the most beloved of TMNT games) makes me realize that over the almost 40 year existence of this franchises the turtles never actually considered sending Shredder to jail