I’m seeing Tabac come up more and more and I feel like I should try it. I see it comes in a balm.
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Season 5 of Supernatural was the logical endpoint
Only that it’s such a mouse/cursor driven and fast paced game, it can be a bit too fiddly with touchpads. There’s some good custom control schemes people have made to make it comfortable to play but you do really feel the difference from playing on desktop.
I got back into Terraria after a 5 year break, and been playing it anytime my kids are busy with something
You’re just hoping he stumbles across this randomly one day?
I don’t remember if my parents got the Sun-Herald or the Sunday Telegraph. But the middle section was a liftout with cartoons, puzzles, kids stuff.
There were three comics that were always there: Calvin and Hobbes, Flash Gordon, Wizard of Id. At some point they introduced Cathy which was a bit lame.
It also had the crossword, a quiz, and usually some “learn to draw” or arts and crafts suggestions. For a while there was a little section with people selling Sega games, it didn’t last long but that’s how I got my copy of Double Dragon 3.
Very rarely the local shop ran out and dad had to get the competing paper. It would instead have The Phantom and Garfield. Always disappointing if it happened.
What? Calvin and Hobbes was in the paper every weekend. I used to cut them out and stick them on my wall.
BD-live was a thing going way back then. BD players had network connectivity because stuff like that was a selling point.
But it seems like you’re adjusting the question to be more “do BD players REQUIRE internet connections”. No probably not.
And off track, for some people the primary function of the PS3 might have been to play movies. BD players were several thousand dollars, a ps3 was like $700-800. There was definitely chatter along the lines of it being a Sony product would be best in class for BD playback as well.
When I first started dating my partner I asked why she had a PS2 with no games. She said it was her mum’s that she just uses for dvd.
PS3 was one of the first affordable blu ray players right off the bat with internet connectivity
And the rain only 3 friends in 2024… wouldn’t shut up about AI
There isn’t. It’s regular desktop windows shoehorned into a handheld screen.
That’s getting old school. I had to do the same thing to get Shovel Knight to accept input properly about 10 years ago.
I sent a message to the dev about it, but there wasn’t a Linux port yet so they were stumped. I changed the repeat rate of the key input in kde and there it went like magic.