Source: neo-rama
you should pick up this shirt i drew for meatbun! outrun is one of my fave racing/driving games and passing breeze is such a great piece of video game music.
i’d LOVE to hear the full version of passing breeze used in this ad. sounds dreamy!
love y’all!
DO YOU KNOW WHAT ITS LIKE TO BE BORN WITH ONLY THE POWER TO PUSH OTHERS AWAY
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Source: mattisbollywood
Source: idrawnintendoI started this Joust comic, but didn’t feel like coloring or inking it. But you guys like unfinished things, right? Sure. Why not.
Eat `em yum.
Source: flyers.arcade-museum.comG P O Y
“Alas,” said the ghost, “the whole world is growing smaller every day. At the beginning it was so big that I was afraid, I kept running and running, and I was glad when I saw walls far away to the right and left, but these long walls have narrowed so quickly that I am in the last chamber already, and there in the corner stands the trap that I must run into.”
“You only need to change your direction,” said the Pac, and “Yum yum I’ll eat you up.”
it’s fun to think that the ghosts just call pac-man “crazy-man” whenever they see him.
I usually don’t find this type of humor funny, but, Jesus H. Christ, I’m grinning ear to ear and having a hard time not breaking down in hysterics. Bravo.
Super juvenile humor in Animal Crossing, featuring a town called “my butt.” If laughing at this uncontrollably makes me 12 years old, so be it.
As with all Animal Crossing towns, eventually all this player’s favorite animals will move away from my butt. The player will stop visiting, and my butt will be covered with weeds.
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Source: tinycartridge
Ever wake up and music is playing in your heard so clearly you would swear someone left Winamp open? That happened to me this morning with this song.
I’m not complaining, I love the Streets of Rage 2 soundtrack, but it does perplex me as to how this happens! It’s been months since I’ve played SoR2 and haven’t really thought about it extensively anytime recently.
“Well, Can I take your medicine?
All of the answers to your prayers.
Well, I like to wake up on a train going nowhere.”
This week’s earworm: Rachel Goodrich’s ABC.
