Spadgeman101
@spadgeman101.bsky.social
Love gaming, especially retro, good music, gym, healthy eating, outdoors, interesting travel, am an insurance underwriter. Trying to learn German, keen amateur photographer, write a bit of music.
Goodboy Galaxy on Evercade, and later will slide The Getaway into the PS2 after getting a copy this week. Not played that since it was released. Maybe LA Noire on Switch as well.
November 16, 2024 at 2:06 PM
Goodboy Galaxy on Evercade, and later will slide The Getaway into the PS2 after getting a copy this week. Not played that since it was released. Maybe LA Noire on Switch as well.
Looking forward to having a go at this later!
November 16, 2024 at 12:43 PM
Looking forward to having a go at this later!
Every Zelda, GTAV and Skyrim session ever. Even Goodboy Galaxy on Evercade has side quests for every friend you make in it.
November 16, 2024 at 7:05 AM
Every Zelda, GTAV and Skyrim session ever. Even Goodboy Galaxy on Evercade has side quests for every friend you make in it.
Sign of a low fibre diet. “Firm but floaty” should be your stool goal.
November 16, 2024 at 7:03 AM
Sign of a low fibre diet. “Firm but floaty” should be your stool goal.
Have another random follow!
November 16, 2024 at 6:45 AM
Have another random follow!
From the High Score music on C64 Wizball, through to the creepy soundtrack and perfect end of chapter licenced tracks on PS5 Alan Wake 1 and 2, via parking up and listening to the radio on PS2 Vice City and playing GameBoy Tetris on the bus, Video Game music has absolutely made the game what it is.
November 15, 2024 at 5:50 PM
From the High Score music on C64 Wizball, through to the creepy soundtrack and perfect end of chapter licenced tracks on PS5 Alan Wake 1 and 2, via parking up and listening to the radio on PS2 Vice City and playing GameBoy Tetris on the bus, Video Game music has absolutely made the game what it is.
One of the reasons I love my Evercade EXP and VR is because the game carts come in great little cases, with proper booklets, and sometimes stickers, posters, tiny comics and hidden game clues. I’m 55 so have grown up with all these from when premium games cost a massive £15.
November 15, 2024 at 5:42 PM
One of the reasons I love my Evercade EXP and VR is because the game carts come in great little cases, with proper booklets, and sometimes stickers, posters, tiny comics and hidden game clues. I’m 55 so have grown up with all these from when premium games cost a massive £15.