There’s one in my neighborhood and I think way to much about the things I’d want to do to it

Fennec fox or fruit bat. Perhaps raccoon, or maybe otter. Seals are neat too if there’s water. There’s a lot honestly

Yeah it’s too bad their formula isn’t “what if we made a good game?”

Metroid and Castlevania are two of my favorite series, and I adore the genre. That being said… I just can’t seem to get into Hollow Knight no matter how much I want to. Maybe I’m not putting enough time into it but I just keep getting bored quickly every time I pick it up. I think it’s partly the environment, every room looks very same-y so far. I want to like it but I’m clearly missing something

Oh no, I certainly hope there are no copycats

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Oh fuck off

No I just want to play it immediately

I’m really sorry guys but that’s when monster hunter comes out

Crack

It’s on steam at least

Wait what

I can’t believe someone would leave horseshoe crabs off this list

Two of my absolute favorite movies. They are both amazing examinations of contact with life that functions completely differently than us, albeit in very different ways

Ugh. What is it with people acting like nazi’s when it comes to their interests? Like why can’t you enjoy something and be aware of its flaws? You criticize something even a little bit and people will call for your head and all this other psychotic toxicity. That’s shits been around since the original fandom of Star Trek TOS but you see it in every fandom out there. Why can’t people just be fucking normal and enjoy things in a healthy and positive way. Don’t get me wrong I think there’s more healthy engagements out there than toxic ones but there’s just so much of that in every fandom that it’s fucking crazy

Lmao what happened? I only ever had good experiences on those subs but then again I haven’t used Reddit in a few years

I think you’d be surprised, Hitler The Dolphin was one of the best selling games of the era

2zu

Can someone explain to me why they are so averse to pc that it’s literally in their contract?

Going back a ways here with Castlevania: Symphony of The Night. It seems like a fairly fleshed out game as it is when you get to the “final” boss but then you read a guide and find out “ending A” is only half of the game