Just finished all the New Vegas DLC, whoever wrote the dialogue for Big Mountain needs a metal
Yeah, I've got one of his toes in my car
Always knew he was called "Bird" but have never seen this gem of an album cover. Thanks for sharing!
You're reading into things way too much here, man.
Musician / music teacher.
It's pretty cool
Always makes me think of "Fear and Loathing".
"Hey man, when white rabbit peaks, throw that fucking toaster in here with me man"
This is getting out of hand, they must be contained
I'm finally putting out a demo after 4 years of development on my indie game.
If you dig action platformers or pixel art graphics, hope you check it out!
I'm finally putting out a demo after 4 years of development on my indie game.
If you dig action platformers or pixel art graphics, hope you check it out!
I'm finally putting out a demo after 4 years of development on my indie game.
If you dig action platformers or pixel art graphics, hope you check it out!
Tomato stems turning black
Edit: Additional picture in the comments
My newer tomato shoots are turning black and I'm urgently trying to figure out why. All the plant sites are unanimously convinced that it's late blight, stem canker or a related fungal issue, but the plant simply doesn't display symptoms for these diseases- there are no lesions or sores, only a gradual darkening on shoots that is mostly uniform. If I look very closely, I can see many individual (very small) black dots. Any ideas? Thanks in advance!!
Medievil - Title Screen (#2)
Another shot from the title cinematic - I'll post some different games soon, but I already had this one downloaded.
Medievil - The Hall of Heroes
Featuring the likenesses of bygone heroes of Gallowmere, to whom you can pay homage by filling the chalice of souls in each level to receive weapons and other boons. Also featuring the ghostly outline of your own statue, since you are (at first) only a hero in the fabrications of history.
Artichokes - Maps & Atlases
https://youtube.com/watch?v=0RsN-sf36IU&feature=share9
Been getting back into Maps & Atlases, a unique indie outfit that manages to blend math rock, folk, and pop to very unique effect. Check out their Debut album "Trees, Swallows, Houses" for some chaotic yet atmospheric math rock or the EPs/ albums that released immediately afterward for a slightly softer and folksier sound.