• Artistic ones
• Dwarf-lites
• Film tie-ins
• Ones which have been made into a successful media franchise
• Ones that have just made you angry on the Internet
• Casual games
• Mobile games
• Marketed ones
• Indie
• Those which, when viewed from a distance, resemble a comic book
• Sonic the Hedgehog

I don't think I would make this if it were a html page to put on my web site, it's not worth it, there's no context, but as a shitpost in a timeline-based social media site? it's perfect. the intersection only exists here

it's fun getting to exercise my CSS skills like this, with little bite sized art(?) projects, though

thank you for this web site

EDIT: sharing the prechoster source for this post ("load file" on prechoster)

p.s. if anyone is actually on Microsoft Wingdows™ please send me a screenshot, I want to know what it looks like with their emoji set lmao thank you for sharing your pictures, Microsoft Wingdows™ users!

As I devote more and more corners of my hard drives to more and more esoteric media I've realized that I should probably build up a big collection of .MOD files. Meaning music, not, like mods for video games or whatever. "Keygen music," if you will.

So now I'm downloading about 30GB of that.

I'm sure there's some longer, more meaningful thing to say here, like about how electronic music wouldn't be what it is today without ProTracker or OctaMED or ScreamTracker or something, but... I don't know, I just want to listen to some hot demoscene tracks and I am too exhausted today to say anything more meaningful than that! I made one really bad MOD on an Amiga 500 in like 1992 or something and I think it'd be fun to make another one someday!

Go to https://modarchive.org for more details!

Ahoy did a pretty excellent documentary about the evolution and history of trackers. Well worth a watch.

I believe OpenMPT is the weapon of choice nowadays?