“Not dangerous to anyone except DR JEKYLL, who looks something like her late husband!”
get it Rachel
“she is a classic example of someone who persists in doing something even though she is terrible at it” girl same
“Not dangerous to anyone except DR JEKYLL, who looks something like her late husband!”
get it Rachel
“she is a classic example of someone who persists in doing something even though she is terrible at it” girl same
Aw shoot! Yeah that’s a good thread, I failed to find it. ;_; If a mod wants just to move this whole one into that one I’d be cool with that.
you got it! time for a ~migration~
ahha i had to temporarily change the thread title because this site was having a hell of a time searching for ‘how to play’
okay everything is normal again
Donkey Kong Country 2 was one of the very few SNES games I bought new, and I remember being amused by the manual. Looking at it again now, it must have been the Cranky Kong comments in the corners that I liked back then.
Kids playing Super Mario Bros. in the 1980s didn’t always realize that the bricks containing powerups were transformed Mushroom Kingdom citizens, unless they happened to read the manual.
I don’t know how to identify which field horsehair plants are transformed mushroom people and which ones are simply natural field horsehair plants. (Yes, it’s supposed to be “horsetail.”)
O =
I broke a lot of those bricks…
apparently only the bricks containing mushrooms/flowers/coins (that don’t break) are citizens, presumably this was quietly retconned once Nintendo realized “wait we don’t really need to handwave the concept of powerups”