As much as they have their slip ups, they’ll always hold a place in my heart as people who ported piles of Windows games to Mac for a small but keen audience.

Fingers crossed. I’d trust them to spin up safety stuff here more than I’d trust Twitter to bring back stuff they’ve dismantled 🫠

I’d love more robust features here though. People whose posts break containment here have no way to mute replies or limit the audience that can reply. Of course it’s a “yet to be implemented” rather than “taking it away for some reason” but yeah

I had to fix the knobs on my audio interface recently after they because disgustingly melty and sticky. Initially I ordered some new aliexpress knobs, but then someone suggested rubbing alcohol on them and that worked a treat. Still, I won’t buy rubberised shit again. It always reverts to gross.

After finishing Ys 1&2 on PSP over the last little while, I'm excited to dive into Wanderers from Ys on the Pocket. The opening is full of delicious 90's era CD audio voice over and music, and the cut scenes look so good.

Happy Friday - here's a bad picture of Ocarina of Time Link on a CRT asking if you have games on your phone.

One of my local cinemas does a monthly horror night and it’s been an awesome way to watch old classics I’d never known about, like Demons.

Been tossing up whether to keep or sell my Lamy Dialog, but for now I’ve decided to ink it back up.

The way this text is juxtaposed with “Animal Crossing at home” is poetic

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