I'm returning to play a lot of my old Gameboy games, and Goodboy Galaxy got me thinking
What Gameboy Original, Color, or Advance games should I track down and play that have been released homebrew or indie?
I'm perfectly happy with my GKD Bubble :)
It fits in the back pocket nicely, runs all the systems that don't need a stick, and it has the Genesis-style Dpad. I know it has sticks, but I still insist that any stick less than a DualShock/Sense or XB1 controller feels bad.
I look around every so often, and I just don't see a device that makes me want to get it
What are you other non-collectors rocking?
I just disassembled an Artemis to prep it for painting, and I found this piece floating around inside the shell. What is it, and where does it go?
I designed a kitchen-table deck for my Hollow Knight-obsessed son's birthday. I got some great suggestions from this sub, and here are the final results. It's heavily driven by the themes in Hollow Knight. You want to get a knight out and start buffing it through the deaths and rebirths of all the creatures around it. They all printed well, though some of the item images from in-game, like charms, are lower resolution than I'd like due to the teeny tiny size of the original assets. A huge thank you to the folks over on the Hollow Knight wiki for compiling so much lore. It made things so much easier.
Reddit seems to only allow 20 images, so the complete set is on Imgur here
For reasons that may or may not relate to the attention deficit child I share my airbrush equipment... I have a couple of different airbrushes' nozzle caps all mixed in together. One airbrush is a NEO CN, and the other airbrush looks like a knock-off NEO with very similar parts.
Does anyone have the NEO N1401 and N1402 dimensions, so I can make sure I have the right ones on the correct brushes?
It's only recently that "bullet heaven" started to become a term anyone used and gathered around. Are there any games that have stood out, beside the two big ones in the title?
Saw some on the shelves at a Meijer in Southeast Michigan today. Priced at 15 USD
I'm a long-time gamer, but I've never played a Monster Hunter game or one of the various similar series, like God Eater. If I may only end up playing one, which would you recommend?
If it helps make a recommendation, these are some of my all-time favorite games:
I asked here several months ago if someone had blasters I could practice on, and a dude who runs a Nerf club at a local school offered up some blasters and mags. I got to practice a number of different techniques without the unnecessary expense of buying blasters I'm not going to use. A win for everyone!