Shakkolvan ✝️

You are my brother in Christ, but if we get into a game lobby and you're assigned a team the opposite color of mine you're a heathen and a tax collector to me until the match ends.

@BlackMastadonte Annoying is the last word I'd think to use to describe your in-depth, passion-driven work. You can talk about Mega Man and I'm all ears. You talk about Mega Man and be cool, and my attention is yours. I'd say you fit into the latter.

To everyone who has been rocking with the content lately, thank you. I always worry about coming off annoying with my work, but I’m grateful that posting more has been working out

@Murray_2nd @Urban__Tree "My house!"

@Urban__Tree What about 63 children so you can play Unreal Tournament 2004?

yes

@Dariusaurus @ReddCinema They'll probably find HitClips more trendy.

@ReddCinema Wait till they discover records and cassette tapes

Gen Z are turning back to iPods to “escape” from smartphone notifications, algorithms, and endless feeds 👀

@XRPee1983 I actually have one of those and prefer to use it. Unlike the intended Nintendo brand controller, this one was made without imagining the user to sprout a third arm from their chest to hold. It's actually quite comfortable.

WTF is this third party controller? This thing should be $3 dollars, nothing more, nothing less. Lol

@Murray_2nd It's beautiful!

WIP - First row of portraits is complete.

@otokyo Kid Cuisine

BOYS WHO DIDN'T GROW UP PRIVILEGED, NAME SOMETHING YOU THOUGHT WAS A LUXURY WHEN YOU WERE A KID

@BlackMastadonte I'm on it, bro! Gotta dunk on Bass with some program advances soon!

Be sure to watch the full video here: youtu.be/lIBu4EWZQVw

We all know Mega Man Battle Network, but did you know that it didn't start off as an RPG? It was actually supposed to be a horror game for the GBA! #megaman #blackskygamers

@mana_m17 Does it turn Half-Life 3 on?

@edannunziata @EccoDolphinGame Ayo! Mort the Chicken referenced!

Early Gameography: Gamefolio? Funfolio!

@XRPee1983 @Bubba_GeekHero Holy crap. I got mine in a box 15 years ago for $30. Glad I got it for a steal.

@Bubba_GeekHero $117 with shipping for both. Not bad given one guy on Ebay is asking $80 for Contra 1 alone.

Happy Sunday everyone, I am thinking of pulling the trigger on these two NES games. They're in my cart via EBAY. Let's see if you can guess what cartridges I am thinking of purchasing. Guess your life away😆🎮

@XRPee1983 Wonder Boy in Monster Land NTSC and PAL carts. You may think those are Konami classics you're blurring out, but some maniacal bald Cherokee man with a goatee totally swapped the PCBs with an entirely different system's cartridges just to mess with the buyer(s).

@sakebu_cheese_ My everyday handwriting is half cursive and half romanized. I always string letters together of the same word and some of my letters (like 'J') are exclusively written in cursive. I'm surprised anyone I write to can read it.

ちなみに... 筆記体ってアメリカでもかっこいいって言う印象はあるんですか？🤔🇺🇸 日本だと筆記体が書ける人はめちゃくちゃクールなイメージです🥰

@mana_a09 A microphone to yell at Pols Voice in the Japanese version of The Legend of Zelda.

@nekogamisama060 Even though the cover incorrectly depicts the AC holding 2 separate rifles, I have and will always love this game.

人生で一番最初に ハマったゲーム 覚えてますか？ タイトルを教えてください

Gosh! I've been more active on here lately than I have since I created my account. I need to take a break, but I'm still trying to conjur up ideas for what to include with my fried rice for my work lunches and will appreciate all 2 views I get from bots on that post.

@St1ka That last part has been a part of my profile for a while. I absolutely adore the system!

New Cuphead game and new season of Regular Show. Master System fans keep winning

@hiro_2914 @oopArts_noX @JanetRozno18167 I was just about to reply these exact words. Thank you for helping me not feel crazy.

@oopArts_noX @JanetRozno18167 加齢？生まれた時からこれなのにかww

@ApexSeeker_ Heck, it was difficult for me in adolescence. Not a single X mutual follower of mine I know outside of here... And I'm certain that nearly half of them are bots anyway.

🇯🇵 I'm Japanese. Isn't it difficult to make friends once you're an adult?🤔

@BlackMastadonte @KiwiOnTheSticks Try it some day, man. It's definitely a different experience. First you might feel a little lack of confidence in your wide-eyed stare at what you're doing, but after you get the first chip you'll feel anguish, self-disrespect, and animosity towards Kiwi for all of perpetuity.

@KiwiOnTheSticks Chopsticks for Doritos??

So yall don’t have chopsticks!??

@tanpukunokami "and the energy of a man who came here to end hunger permanently." No other selection of words could have been wiser.

In America, a friend once asked me, “In-N-Out or Five Guys?” At first, I thought this was a lunch question. Burgers. Bread. Meat. Cheese. Fries. Peaceful food. Food created so humans could stop fighting for twelve minutes. So I answered with the innocence of a man who did not yet understand the country. “Both are good, right?” The air changed. My friend was smiling. But his eyes were not. That was when I understood. This was not about taste. This was a loyalty check. As a Japanese person, I try to avoid conflict. I like ramen. I like udon. I like soba. I like curry. I like yakisoba. In Japan, loving more than one food is usually allowed. But American burgers are different. In-N-Out has California sunshine and the confidence of a place that has never seen winter. Five Guys has a paper bag full of fries and the energy of a man who came here to end hunger permanently. Both are burgers. But they are not the same burger. This was no longer lunch. This was a two-party system made of beef. My friend asked again. “So… which one?” I looked at the fries. The fries said nothing. But they had the face of food that had seen many men choose poorly. I wanted to say both. But in America, “both” is not always peace. Sometimes it is just fear wearing polite shoes. I hesitated. If I chose In-N-Out, I would betray the mountain of Five Guys fries. If I chose Five Guys, I would abandon the California sun. I had only wanted lunch. Somehow, I was standing in the Battle of Burger Sekigahara. My friend waited. The cashier waited. Even the man behind us seemed emotionally invested. So I took a breath and gave the most Japanese answer possible. “I respect both.” My friend laughed. That laugh told me everything. I had escaped. Politely. In the end, we went to the closer one. Not because of ideology. Because of distance. And that day, I learned something important. In America, a burger is not just food. It is regional identity. A man does not choose the burger. The burger reveals the man. I did not come to eat a hamburger. I was standing at a border made of beef, being asked for my passport.