

I’ve played Worms for years but had no idea there was an OG Game Boy version
I’ve played Worms for years but had no idea there was an OG Game Boy version
27% approval rating, like, you have to TRY and get that low.
Insanity. Hey, let’s spend 400+ million on a franchise IP, and then expect player numbers to beat the last 3 combined.
Oh, you didn’t hit the target? Guess we gotta close the studio.
I love my local bar arcade. Flat fee at the door, unlimited play on hundreds of arcade/pinball/midway games. They also have great ciders on tap.
The old school dems will team up with the majority of Rs and nothing will change. Anything to keep progressives from taking power.
The one company on this planet who actually removed surcharges after the fact. I swear I’m still paying fuel surcharges on every shipped package.
Didn’t Cruz actually push this? Didn’t even vote for his own bill lol
It’s so hard to describe the game without making it sound boring. There are very tense parts, there are very quiet parts, there are lengths of time when you don’t do much, but the weirdness pulls you back in.
I will say, the first one got the weird going quick, the 2nd one takes a bit to get to the weird parts. Watch some streams and see if it does anything for you. I absolutely loved the first one, and it’s one of the very few games I have played multiple times.
I went .zip seems to have very similar vibe to .ee
Finally switched tonight
This isn’t a problem at all. The problem is that builders are still giving 4.5% interest rates and incentives to build new. Existing homes on the market can’t compete.
I built in a brand new community a few years ago. The community is full of homes needing to sell, including mine, but we can’t. The new builds are being sold left and right due to those incentives. My home was on the market since November. I only had 4 showings in that time. I took almost 60k off my original asking price, which was already well under my purchase price. I’ve had to make a deal with the mortgage company just to get out of the property. Properties foreclosing all of the area while new ones are built constantly. This is in Texas.