Not sure, but Dopesmoker by Sleep would be up there.
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One of the greats from the C64. A step up from Last Ninja in terms of graphics and gameplay. The soundtrack is killer for the time. Still sad that System 3 never seemed to get close to releasing a Last Ninja 4
I’m running pleroma with bdx-town/mangane ui. Does the trick looks slick. Could have moved to akkoma but haven’t. Been running for ~ 3 years.
First of the F1 triple headers. Blues V Chiefs championship final. <-- Someone else is the rugby head I'll just be hanging out.
Haven’t seen many, but when I tried rewatching iron man 2 if felt disjointed and tonally weird. And love and thunder was disjointed as well. Not a marvel movie fan at all though.
I should give this a rewatch. I'm guessing it holds up and has a lot of non-cgi action scenes? I havent seen it in so long. Do a Dennis Hopper double feature this and True Romance.
Insert Anthem and ME: Andromeda here.
Sad. I was thinking the buyout was more about owning ip e.g halo, fallout tv shows than the devs. I guess in ms world any other studio can take over game development.
Yeah it’s detrimental that approaches used in other apps don’t render in mastodon. It weakens the potential of the fediverse, and for those that understand fedi = mastodon. Who knows how it will react to proposals for groups etc.
Very cool. I imagine having threads using the protocol helps a fair bit.
Yep. Compared to W3 felt like more busywork in CP2077
cross-posted from: https://sopuli.xyz/post/662477
The first Steven Wilson produced album is my pick for the classic Opeth album, expanding the template set on Still Life.
From Angrymetalguy
Blackwater Park, however, is so silky smooth. It glides from one moment, one idea, to the next like quicksilver, without ever sacrificing the heaviness that made Oldpeth so special. Åkerfeldt’s vocals feel more polished than ever, with both his reedy cleans and death metal roars bursting with power and emotion, while the riffs and leads laid down by him and Peter Lindgren, together with the huge bass performance from Martin Mendez, gives the whole record a gorgeous, rich texture.
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Sad to hear but probably good to cut losses - Reminded me of an old Post from earlier. Props to anyone who can make it work.