I think PS2 era might be the overall strongest collection of soundtracks, both original score and licensed music.

But I’m biased cause it’s my favorite console.

Bastion (2011) composed by Darren Korb (anything by Darren Korb)

The Transistor soundtrack for me is a masterpiece, still come back to it once in a while.

You had me in the first half 0.01% not gonna lie.

Yeah I managed to finish the whole game with 0 trophies.

The lengths americans will go not to use a bidet.

And what do you do down there all day?

TCB. Taking care of business.

In November 2011, Pool told On the Media, “I don’t consider myself a journalist.” “I consider myself an activist 100%” there “to support the movement.”[29] In October 2012, he told *El País*that “I’m not an activist” and described himself as a journalist.[30] In 2018, Pool said that “I don’t align with Occupy Wall Street and never did”.[31] In 2021, he denounced the Occupy movement as “crooked”.[32]

Is this man controlled by a randomized algorithm or something?

The solution for that is using a sane format for dates.

Black Label is the best thing to blackout from.

Nice marmot.

Funny that you mention Life of Strange because it’s actually set in Autumn, but it does kinda have the vibes you describe. What does have way more summer vibes though is the prequel, Before the Storm, totally worth it if you’ve haven’t played it.

This is so weird, pretty sure CoD has had support for that for years now and it’s full cross play no matter what input you use.

A particularly egregious case is the song “The Beast and the Harlot” by Avenged Sevenfold that was renamed to just “The Beast…” in Burnout Revenge.

Bobby knew what he was doing asking that to a pitcher on a DH league.

On Windows.

Hold on I have an app for that.

If you’re already replying to someone, the @ seems totally redundant.

That’s a bot account BTW. There’s a flag next to the name to indicate that but I guess it’s not visible on mastodon.

“I hate that guy.”

I would normally agree but in that case it makes it funnier. Like in an ironic way.

That’s how kids do these days.