can facebook just
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do racist boomers watch videogame streams? i guess microsoft’s gonna find out
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Coming to PC & Consoles in 2022
jeez louise
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Studying this map and that sign, that sign is understandable if someone is driving from Abbeville towards Lafayette?
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Yes, though I don’t know where it’s supposed to be in the movie.
has anybody ever actually enjoyed this song
sick trailer tho
i like it
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right about now
i’m the dark soul brother
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thank you for solving a mystery 2 decades old
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speaking of fatboy slim
fatboy slim himself was the… second? bassist for the housemartins, a really good band.
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It’s so good
best band
I recommend their albums London 0 Hull 4 and The People Who Grinned Themselves to Death if you like politically-charged 80s jangly English indie pop. their cover of he ain’t heavy he’s my brother is really good.
my favorite is
flag day is great, too
sheep is catchy
the lead singer went on to form another band called the beautiful south and they have a very catchy song about a woman who was murdered by her alcoholic husband and buried in the walls.
an early beautiful south song very in the housemartins vein (lyric-wise)
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Similarly, with a very weird aesthetic and also some weird idle-clicker mechanics baked in (which are oddly compelling)
I got hooked on this one for a few days
and, weirdly,
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what is not plausible is a sign listing either houston or baton rouge on that stretch of country road though.
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The player is 99% sure “this must be the work of the dinosaurs…”
This fascinating pre-release interview with Dino Crisis director and producer Shinji Mikami was originally featured in the 5/99 edition of The Playstation magazine. While many pre-release interviews are essentially little more than promotional fluff, this one sees Mikami expounding on his ideas about horror game design, difficulty, and how to engage players on a deeper level than just “winning”.
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