Sometimes I Feel Like I'm On Fire

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the most beautiful stuff ever

Grown Ups

stupid durian…

I must say, I'm a bit of a sucker for tropical-type weather, and everything about Delfino Plaza and the surrounding area just seems so blissful and filled with peace. I mean, perhaps I'd like more excitement in my life eventually – but a summer house??? Oh shit fucking yeah! Gimme it!

Samus Aran by  SplashBrush

A smidgen of a hard choice, but in terms of a strong ass protagonist whose plight you can still sink your teeth into while still leaving much open to interpretation, Samus is it. Metroid is (was???) a dark, lonely, unkind series, and Samus was fantastic as the mysterious, quiet, and calm center to the storm that surrounded her. She didn't speak, not because she had nothing to say (as was indicated in the fantastic Metroid Prime) but because of the weight of realization that there was no one to talk to. It blends a vital bit of humanity just as the shattering of suit upon death in Super Metroid did - Samus is mighty yet vulnerable – not that she'd ever let that vulnerability thing show. Until, you know, Nintendo went all fan-servicey with Zero Suit and Other M. But hey, we have up until like 2006. That's a lot of great hero for ya.

Dryland is a myth

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-The Overmind, “StarCraft”

Incredible. One of the most sinister, hardcore, devious and dangerous villains to ever exist. A superb orator with a single-minded vision and innumerable, unkillable, ever-adaptable and viscous broods all at their command. Made scarier still by how driven the Overmind was and the force with which their plans were enacted. To give you a sense of how hard this motherfucker was, Dark Templar Zeratul killed one of their lower agents, which gave the swarm complete access to the knowledge in Zeratul's mind, which they used to burn Aiur to the ground. DAMN. Sorry Kerrigan, you could never beat the true brain of the Swarm. Especially not after that face turn in SCII.

Emotional Baggage

I'm very skeptical of flashier, bigger, shinier, more impressive and ever more “cinematic” cutscenes in video games, so that's why I appreciate Psychonauts. Because there are cut scenes but they don't seem to have that any of that sense of self-conscious aping or imitation of overblown action movies and instead rides the strength of the characters and the v

I will forever love the storybook-feel of the original Paper Mario.

This fanart is great, it captures the spirit perfectly :3

It took me a couple of months, but I’m very proud of my self made tetris blanket :)

An...unambitious choice, I admit. But I bet there are hardcore anti-video game types out there who've never even gotten their hands on this one. Which is a disgrace, of course. It's important that people at least understand video games as a synergy of computer randomization, fast thinking and decision making, problem solving,  environmental interaction and your experiencing of all of these factors packaged in a way that is distinctly “video game”. Tetris can do that! So, ya know, it's not just rampant young person brainwashing and idiocy like these uncurious, ignorant old folks seem to think it is. I love this patchwork btw.