Why now? Why not 20 years ago?
Why now? Why not 20 years ago?
I feel bad for the person who only has 443 game consoles hooked to one TV.
So does purple Kool-Aid.
Calling it a FMV game is pretty generous.
Anything from LJN.
It’s also easier to determine which games are good and which aren’t. I doubt there’s a ton of people playing licensed games from LJN, at least not as many as are playing Zelda or Chrono Trigger.
The game companies also wanted gamers to call their hotline if they get stuck, where they would charge by the minute to give tips (and they weren’t known for their brief calls).
Well, there’s a lot of trees on most golf courses, which attract birds. Birds have to poop too, and well gravity lead the shit down to the golf courses.
Acting and professional sports are dream jobs with plenty of fresh faces waiting in line and yet they have unions.
Does he get a hunk of metal when he retires?
Balloon Fight! It’s similar to Joust (possibly even a rip off), but I find it to be a bit easier to control.
They should become the Chefs.
For the first time in Lemmy history!
Put it in H!
Easier sign up. On BlueSky you can just sign up for an account and go. You don’t have to worry about picking an instance or anything like on Mastodon, which can be a bit off-putting for someone not familiar with federation.
I think you have a good point about flairs. The lack of flairs is especially noticable in sports communities. On Reddit, a lot of sports subreddits would have flairs of team logos, which set up for a lot of friendly teasing between fandoms. The lack of flairs in Lemmy takes away the teasing because nobody knows who supports what fandom.
There’s also a similarity between cat communities and sports communities in that there’s probably not enough people to support individual team communities similar to how there isn’t enough people to support more focused cat communities like one orange brain cell.
Fuck no
Our long national (league) nightmare is over!
Especially since it was the Falcons leading the drive. They’re usually on the wrong side of come back wins.