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Twin Peaks - Falling (House Burn Mix) (Commodore 64, 1989) #twinpeaks #TwinPeaksArt #DavidLynch #commodore64 #chiptune #talkingheads

damn Fred

@Yis_Xuen @TylerGlaiel If I had to guess, mid-fight saves would require some restructuring/a whole new save system for units placements & states if it's not there already. Saving only on the map doesn't feel perfect, but I think the short battles are designed to prevent this being a bigger issue, too.

@TylerGlaiel just remove steven save scuming thing and let me save the fight properly, 4 acts run can last for more than 2 hours on hard modes, cant even have a break on between or you get punished for something that its added on all games except this one for some reason.

there's so much feedback that I basically have to treat it as data rather than listening to any specifics. the actual best piece of feedback was when complaints about pathfinding *stopped* after the last patch

I'm Thinking of Ending Things (1989, Commodore 64)

Smoking a cigarette indoors and playing Duke 3D might fix me.

@pedrocraft34 What if I want to sink into my TV show like a warm bath fuckhead

Watching the Twin Peaks intro every episode is the most performative thing a person can do.

@Vr_YuEndel @dddestroy9ball I don’t get what you are splitting hairs about, especially since the melee combat was definitely the unique aspect about Oni.

@dddestroy9ball Why wouldnt I believe you? the special and unique thing about Oni wasnt the melee. I feel like you think I came here to disrespect you, when all im talking abu is game

bungie really made one of the greatest melee combat systems of all time 24 years ago and it just went largely overlooked for some reason

@RetroTechDreams I remember gaming in my room, but having to move to the "computer room" to pull up GameFAQs. I dreamed of a time that I'd be able to pull up GameFAQs while actively playing a game.

Anyone else remember GameFAQs (2001)?

@deleet0 @GorillaRogueGam @Ian_Fisch @supersisi Folks in the replies saying this is wrong don’t realize how many objects in early (and even modern) games are billboard sprites.

@GorillaRogueGam @Ian_Fisch @supersisi Crash Bandicoot.

How TF is this a PS1 game 😮

@GorillaRogueGam @Ian_Fisch @supersisi Bubsy 3D. Super Mario 64. Crash Bandicoot. All used billboarded sprites for pickups and/or enemies

@Ian_Fisch @supersisi Name a 3D platformer that uses this billboarding technique before this game…

@ChrisD_1999 @Nerbit_13098 are you AI what is this post

@Nerbit_13098 This is the equivalent of putting a 128K cassette drive from 1980 in a time capsule to be opened in the year 2500.

What if it's like, really bad lmao

@RealEmirHan you can’t even read

Uma Thurman was actually buried alive for the coffin scene in Kill Bill: Vol. 2. Sealed in a wooden coffin, covered in soil, with safety precautions like open side for filming and quick access, her screams and panic were %100 real. x.com/VideoChannel13…

@WhiteRockDeer @St1ka thanks for setting all us idiots straight I guess

@St1ka You always hear about Stardew Valley, Hollow Knight and Undertale. But you never hear about the 100,000 other failed games because they FAILED.

If you're an indie developer, you should hang this screenshot on your wall and use it as inspiration to never give up

@RulandBrickWall @IamJoelBrown @MattWallace888 @TheRock I think they should be reserved for you for this amazing comment!

@IamJoelBrown @MattWallace888 @TheRock Standing ovations should be reserved for musicians, artists and athletes. This is absurd.

WHAT HAPPENED TO THE ROCK⁉️😳

Lawful or Chaotic? How about

Creating tiles instead of cracking open the game engine? Classic. Also, drawing cars feels like getting constantly kicked in the rear but I'm enjoying the results. #pixelart

Welcome to my home #pixelart

Little folks #pixelart

Some mornings you discover Die Hard had a 3D, third-person adaptation for IBM PC/DOS. youtube.com/watch?v=usme3x…

The further I get into my 30s, the more I see videos like this and say "oh boy"

The government tried to test my brain once and their machine exploded and sent bits of springs and vacuum tubes into the agents’ faces.