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Jaune: I had done the impossible. I had defeated Salem. I had defeated the Brother Gods.
Jaune: And I did it all by never giving up, never losing hope, and always believing in myself...
Jaune: ...and also heroin, but that's not the part we should be focusing on.
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Hey guys. Im normal.
I bet this looks really funny out of context, but it's from a webcomic
Mooladin coming through! Wonderful sketch art as part of our collab with @ChatonLaser , known for their work on EyePatchWolves & Knockout City Mooladin is causing havoc on Steam Early Access! Link below!
Gold makes God. Embrace city-building chaos around a monster-filled dungeon where danger & profit go hand in hand. Assign heroes quests,
Have about 2 hours of time and want to learn about an interesting rabbit hole. Love Goncharov and what the same for games? This video is all about fake video games through the media of videos, manuals and walkthroughs.
The title might say bizarre, but really it's beautiful.
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Silent Hill 2 β Episode 2 (ft. Super Eyepatch Wolf) | Something Rotten Podcast byΒ Something Rotten Podcast
Having a LOT of feelings about SuperEyepatchWolf's most recent deep dive into games that don't actually exist
He definitely hits the nail on the head early on when he discusses how fake screenshots and clips speak to people in the millennial age range by invoking nostalgia in a very specific way. I also like that he brings up deliberately emulating hardware and software requirements for these things to have the right feeling.
And the line of "The worst video game you've ever played is a miracle" was a bit of a throwaway, but it made me sit up and pay attention because he's very right.
