James 🏴
@whyalwaysjamesy.bsky.social
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Learning to live with Afib ⚡❤️🩹
Enjoys a bit of older video games too. 🎮
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It's hard being a misunderstood genius.
Learning to live with Afib ⚡❤️🩹
Enjoys a bit of older video games too. 🎮
Chat politics get blocked ❌
It's hard being a misunderstood genius.
Game 26 of 2025 stitched up, Poochy & Yoshi's Woolly World.
An incredibly charming and colourful platformer that really showcases the best of Yoshi as an independent character. Offers a considerable challenge on some later levels too. Think I prefer this to Crafted World.
An incredibly charming and colourful platformer that really showcases the best of Yoshi as an independent character. Offers a considerable challenge on some later levels too. Think I prefer this to Crafted World.
November 11, 2025 at 5:17 PM
Game 26 of 2025 stitched up, Poochy & Yoshi's Woolly World.
An incredibly charming and colourful platformer that really showcases the best of Yoshi as an independent character. Offers a considerable challenge on some later levels too. Think I prefer this to Crafted World.
An incredibly charming and colourful platformer that really showcases the best of Yoshi as an independent character. Offers a considerable challenge on some later levels too. Think I prefer this to Crafted World.
This would be an interesting choice seeing as he's barely covered the genre. @carrythegary.bsky.social will give him a prawn vindaloo inspired fart to the face if he scores it less than 10/10 too 😏🤣
November 4, 2025 at 6:13 AM
This would be an interesting choice seeing as he's barely covered the genre. @carrythegary.bsky.social will give him a prawn vindaloo inspired fart to the face if he scores it less than 10/10 too 😏🤣
Carrier is a not too shabby Resident Evil clone with some unique features. Bought it from Game in 2001/2 in a 4 for £10 bargain bin deal. Wouldn't say it's worth the money it commands nowadays 😧
October 25, 2025 at 5:45 PM
Carrier is a not too shabby Resident Evil clone with some unique features. Bought it from Game in 2001/2 in a 4 for £10 bargain bin deal. Wouldn't say it's worth the money it commands nowadays 😧
Spotted in Matalan earlier. Saw it and thought of you @carrythegary.bsky.social
October 19, 2025 at 2:50 PM
Spotted in Matalan earlier. Saw it and thought of you @carrythegary.bsky.social
Credits rolled on game 25 of 2025, Limbo.
It's a decent enough little puzzle-platformer but I'm struggling to see what's so special about it. Yet another game raved about by the community that I've found... better than average, at best. Worth a go for less than £2.
It's a decent enough little puzzle-platformer but I'm struggling to see what's so special about it. Yet another game raved about by the community that I've found... better than average, at best. Worth a go for less than £2.
October 15, 2025 at 1:01 PM
Credits rolled on game 25 of 2025, Limbo.
It's a decent enough little puzzle-platformer but I'm struggling to see what's so special about it. Yet another game raved about by the community that I've found... better than average, at best. Worth a go for less than £2.
It's a decent enough little puzzle-platformer but I'm struggling to see what's so special about it. Yet another game raved about by the community that I've found... better than average, at best. Worth a go for less than £2.
Game 24 of 2025 sped through, Sonic Origins.
Enjoyed playing these impeccable titles (and Sonic CD) again, with the subtle modern changes, some good some less so. Some of the challenges were a nightmare to S rank but I enjoyed these games enough to stick at it. A decent way to enjoy the classics.
Enjoyed playing these impeccable titles (and Sonic CD) again, with the subtle modern changes, some good some less so. Some of the challenges were a nightmare to S rank but I enjoyed these games enough to stick at it. A decent way to enjoy the classics.
October 3, 2025 at 10:59 AM
Game 24 of 2025 sped through, Sonic Origins.
Enjoyed playing these impeccable titles (and Sonic CD) again, with the subtle modern changes, some good some less so. Some of the challenges were a nightmare to S rank but I enjoyed these games enough to stick at it. A decent way to enjoy the classics.
Enjoyed playing these impeccable titles (and Sonic CD) again, with the subtle modern changes, some good some less so. Some of the challenges were a nightmare to S rank but I enjoyed these games enough to stick at it. A decent way to enjoy the classics.
Flag waved on game 23 of 2025, Horizon Chase Turbo.
Recent real-life events have left me struggling to enjoy gaming so returned to an old favourite to complete again, adventures and all. Still a phenomenal retro inspired arcade racer that hits all the right notes, just low-poly perfection.
Recent real-life events have left me struggling to enjoy gaming so returned to an old favourite to complete again, adventures and all. Still a phenomenal retro inspired arcade racer that hits all the right notes, just low-poly perfection.
September 27, 2025 at 11:42 AM
Flag waved on game 23 of 2025, Horizon Chase Turbo.
Recent real-life events have left me struggling to enjoy gaming so returned to an old favourite to complete again, adventures and all. Still a phenomenal retro inspired arcade racer that hits all the right notes, just low-poly perfection.
Recent real-life events have left me struggling to enjoy gaming so returned to an old favourite to complete again, adventures and all. Still a phenomenal retro inspired arcade racer that hits all the right notes, just low-poly perfection.
Wonder if it's a regional thing, the different names for it? Like with these, err... baps?
September 7, 2025 at 2:15 PM
Wonder if it's a regional thing, the different names for it? Like with these, err... baps?
It's been well over 25 years since I last bought or even 'played with' Lego, only by chance I realised sets like a simple pair of roses existed. Seems a fitting and lasting tribute to the man who bought me all the Lego I could have possibly wanted back when I was a nipper.
July 31, 2025 at 9:38 AM
It's been well over 25 years since I last bought or even 'played with' Lego, only by chance I realised sets like a simple pair of roses existed. Seems a fitting and lasting tribute to the man who bought me all the Lego I could have possibly wanted back when I was a nipper.
Regarding my lack of interaction just lately...
July 12, 2025 at 12:38 PM
Regarding my lack of interaction just lately...
The N64 turns 29 today! Post your favourite N64 game!
June 23, 2025 at 10:11 PM
The N64 turns 29 today! Post your favourite N64 game!
Still this one after all these years
June 23, 2025 at 10:52 AM
Still this one after all these years
Not that big into modern gaming, although in my defence I have a number of these in the backlog...
June 20, 2025 at 9:06 PM
Not that big into modern gaming, although in my defence I have a number of these in the backlog...
Game 22 of 2025 finished, Silent Hill - Play Novel
If Silent Hill was one of those "choose your own story" type books it would be this. The PS1 classic's story in text form with still image backdrops, some multiple choice options, a couple of simple puzzles. You're best just playing the proper game
If Silent Hill was one of those "choose your own story" type books it would be this. The PS1 classic's story in text form with still image backdrops, some multiple choice options, a couple of simple puzzles. You're best just playing the proper game
June 11, 2025 at 12:30 PM
Game 22 of 2025 finished, Silent Hill - Play Novel
If Silent Hill was one of those "choose your own story" type books it would be this. The PS1 classic's story in text form with still image backdrops, some multiple choice options, a couple of simple puzzles. You're best just playing the proper game
If Silent Hill was one of those "choose your own story" type books it would be this. The PS1 classic's story in text form with still image backdrops, some multiple choice options, a couple of simple puzzles. You're best just playing the proper game
Game 21 of 2025 burned off, Heaven Dust II.
A fantastic showcase of modern indie talent and a remarkable love letter that improves on the first game in almost every way. Has it's flaws but a joy to play. Really hope it won't be too long before a third game takes the story even further.
A fantastic showcase of modern indie talent and a remarkable love letter that improves on the first game in almost every way. Has it's flaws but a joy to play. Really hope it won't be too long before a third game takes the story even further.
June 10, 2025 at 10:15 AM
Game 21 of 2025 burned off, Heaven Dust II.
A fantastic showcase of modern indie talent and a remarkable love letter that improves on the first game in almost every way. Has it's flaws but a joy to play. Really hope it won't be too long before a third game takes the story even further.
A fantastic showcase of modern indie talent and a remarkable love letter that improves on the first game in almost every way. Has it's flaws but a joy to play. Really hope it won't be too long before a third game takes the story even further.
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Game 20 of 2025 slain, Phantasy Star.
"He actually played a JRPG outside of Pokemon!" shocker. It's pretty good for a 1987 game from a genre I don't usually have any patience for. Basic and enjoyable, but I doubt I'll be rushing out to play all the other turn-based games out there in a hurry.
"He actually played a JRPG outside of Pokemon!" shocker. It's pretty good for a 1987 game from a genre I don't usually have any patience for. Basic and enjoyable, but I doubt I'll be rushing out to play all the other turn-based games out there in a hurry.
May 29, 2025 at 11:37 AM
Game 20 of 2025 slain, Phantasy Star.
"He actually played a JRPG outside of Pokemon!" shocker. It's pretty good for a 1987 game from a genre I don't usually have any patience for. Basic and enjoyable, but I doubt I'll be rushing out to play all the other turn-based games out there in a hurry.
"He actually played a JRPG outside of Pokemon!" shocker. It's pretty good for a 1987 game from a genre I don't usually have any patience for. Basic and enjoyable, but I doubt I'll be rushing out to play all the other turn-based games out there in a hurry.
Ever played this one? There's no end of YouTube videos trashing it as the worst game on PS2, however I like it. Not a classic by any means but despite the dull factory setting it's a solid 6/10. Like a 3D Cool Spot.
May 27, 2025 at 6:59 PM
Ever played this one? There's no end of YouTube videos trashing it as the worst game on PS2, however I like it. Not a classic by any means but despite the dull factory setting it's a solid 6/10. Like a 3D Cool Spot.
Game 19 of 2025 smashed, Donkey Kong 64 - Tag Anywhere.
It's been... An experience. Being able to change characters anywhere has made a world of difference. It bleeds that unmistakable N64-Rare magic and is fun, but far too stressful in too many sections to be one of the true greats.
It's been... An experience. Being able to change characters anywhere has made a world of difference. It bleeds that unmistakable N64-Rare magic and is fun, but far too stressful in too many sections to be one of the true greats.
May 19, 2025 at 9:38 AM
Game 19 of 2025 smashed, Donkey Kong 64 - Tag Anywhere.
It's been... An experience. Being able to change characters anywhere has made a world of difference. It bleeds that unmistakable N64-Rare magic and is fun, but far too stressful in too many sections to be one of the true greats.
It's been... An experience. Being able to change characters anywhere has made a world of difference. It bleeds that unmistakable N64-Rare magic and is fun, but far too stressful in too many sections to be one of the true greats.
Throw in some chunky options for good measure and you're onto a winner
May 14, 2025 at 10:43 PM
Throw in some chunky options for good measure and you're onto a winner