Legend of Mana is an amazing game. It's a game that showed me that nostalgia isn't just about the game but the people with whom you spent playing the game with. I tried playing it again when I got my V10. I thought, this is a wonderful game. It's got a great soundtrack, great spritework. I love these characters. I love making the map. Only catch is it's just me putzing around here. and I really miss playing this with someone else. I saw they remastered it, but there's really no point on account of what I said. It's truly a lovely game though.
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I legit had to tell this to my gal who was always trying to be cool and getting fucked up over it. I said "don't try to be cool for some asshole. Just be good!" I shit you not.
I wish I was joking, but it's "fuckit bucket."
You are 20 years old. You can be anything from this point on. We can't fix a damn thing about what we did in the past. We can just you know, help forge a better future. If people fuck you up, you can take a break from deep relationships. You can just have superficial ones, which are easier to manage. Idk where you're at, but try to find something productive you can put a lot of energy into and take it from there. If you do something very technical, you don't really need to bring anything but a simple respect for others to the table. You don't have to talk feelings, or really at all outside of expressing logical thoughts. Idk what to say about the emotionally unstable part. I'm not a doctor, but I was once young. I am not sure if this still holds true, but I remember hearing your brain isn't even fully formed until you're 25. 20 is a good age to be anything, so like I said - just find something you can tolerate (or in theory enjoy) and do that and you'll see the blocks start falling into place. Also if you can't talk to someone, write. I mean you can write here, but I think you should just grab some paper and shit all over it. Just shit, and shit, and shit. Just take all your word goo and plop it on the pages. Make sure it's somewhere you feel is safe and destroy it when you're done. It helps a lot, I'd like to think. Also feel free to shout into pillows. I don't do it, but I hear it's the shit.
Oh hey, I didn't realize. I like Olija, and thought that they were worked on by the same developer. They're lumped together with The Messenger in a bundle and just assumed it was the same dev working their way through whatever vibe they were feeling. I don't know too much about Devolver, but that's for the 411. I was interested in this game because I like One Slash and Samurai Jazz and figured it could potentially have a similar vibe to it. I'm going to grab it, and give it a go. Thank you!
Can you tell me more about Katana Zero? I have one of this developers other games and looked at this the other day but opted out. I don't listen to audio when I look at trailers, so I didn't hear the music or anything.
Also, YIIK has a great soundtrack even though everyone bombed the hell out of that game. I still listen to tracks from it. Inscryption, The Path, 2064: Read Only Memories, The Friends of Ringo Ishikawa, Going Under, games developed by Blaze Epic, Dicey Dungeons, Party Hard, Stray Cat Crossing, New Ice York, Beyond Galaxyland, JARS, Ladykiller in a Bind, Oxenfree, Dust Force, & Plants vs. Zombies (Laura Shigihara still has me bopping). Not including classic video game bangers - this is just stuff I pulled from a quick Steam-y glance.
*Love has a banger of a soundtrack too. Kentucky Route Zero as well.
Chicken babe! I used to see something like this all over the north side of a city I lived in. It was a mantis, they were all done on sticker paper though.
Thanks for this, I grabbed it and will print it out next time I put in an order. Cheers!
Thank you for this, I'm going to have a looksie tonight!
Just found this, thank you!
I think about this often, but it's just a passing thought. It's just sort of a combination of this and wondering what type of world people would like to return to. I think people are romanticizing certain things, but would be disgusted at the treatment someone they loved would experience if we tilted backwards. I am not sure, but it's a little nibble I have every now and then.
I played Tenchu recently, and it was just as good as it was the first time I played it. Those controls are jank, but it's really a fun game regardless. It has a wonderful soundtrack, and it feels foreboding which is lovely for a ninja game. I feel the same sense of dread that I do as if I were playing a horror game or something. It's quite good!