Removed formatting.

You’re not gonna believe this

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plug-%26-Play_TV_Games

The benefit of CRTs is most apparent in pre-rendered backgrounds (See Final Fantasy, Resident Evil). These backgrounds look incredible with shaders, and, indeed, on real displays.

Good looks stay good.

Final Fantasy

And that leaves .ml unblocked for just two days before getting blocked again. Impressive.

For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.

I don’t know, probably for the same reason others like other things. Chemical reactions, probably?

Yeah. That’s… what I said. It’s a two-in-one–I recognise that regulation is necessary, yet people seem to oppose it.

Until it benefits them (or, leopards).

But the free market is free, guys! Look at this freedom!

Mull. Available on F-Droid. Make sure to turn on permanent private browsing and clearing data upon quit, if that’s what you want.

I have played and enjoyed every single Final Fantasy game. Even XIII has some great stuff going for it. The series strong suit is that it’s never stale. Each game is a fresh, new take on a somewhat familiar net of design philosophies.

My favourite is XII. I love its job and gambit system, as well as the world design and music. IX comes just a tiny bit short, then V, probably.

I thought they practically were already.

They’re both apartheid shills. Blacklist them.

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It’s a vibe.

As a fox/hyena therian, it’s foxes and hyenas. Shocker, I know. I identify with their behaviour, which is a whole thing that’s too hard to put into words–they’re just so me.

They forgot to put a balanced output jack in place of it.

Wait, Sony’s phones have unlockable bootloaders? If I’d known that, I would have bought one.

I’m cancelled

I love Celeste’s simple, effective storytelling. Every aspect of the game ties into its own meaning–the environments, the music, the challenge. Extraordinarily well done.

Surprisingly detailed is the Horizon series. Replaying Zero Dawn and seeing just how much of the story is set up before and during the tutorial is genuinely crazy. Every event feels like an actual part of the narrative, rather than random filler.

Chrono Trigger. Timeless masterpiece. Arguably the greatest JRPG ever made, and yet another one that gets more fun the more you analyse it.

All of these were pretty good on Deck, and should work well on anything. Went for a mix of genres.