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THERE ARE TWO GAMES ON THE N64 CALLED BOMBERMAN 64

One released globally in 1997, the other exclusive to Japan in 2001.

Why.

@matrix I'd like to hope that rings of power ends a lot like monty python's holy grail.

@Terry jerking off to fictional women is better because fictional women can't be abused by jews

@wildgoose what the fuck i don't think I've ever experienced wind like that

@dave 2080ti, just upgraded from a 1080. Before that I had a 1060 6gb. Using an i5 10600k and 16gb ddr4 2666mhz ram (mobo limit, technically it's 3400).

I helped my friend build his first pc with the 1080 in it, he upgraded to the 2080ti right when it came out and sold the 1080 to me for $200, then just barely the 2080ti had a broken fan so he gave it to me and said if I can fix it I can have it. Otherwise, I would be running something a lot worse.

Funny enough, I haven't used any RTX features yet because I've been almost exclusively playing 10+ year old games since I got the card xD or pso2 which has DLSS but I already get 90+ fps at 1080p and that's my monitor's max res. I really wish more games had internal resolution scaling but in the opposite direction to basically be SSAA because my rig can totally handle it and I hate post processing AA like FXAA. I wish MSAA was still around too. I know NVIDIA has that DRDLS or whatever the fuck that kind of does that but it's unfortunately not been supported by any games I play often xD

Fedi, how fast is your gaming rig?

(In terms of Timespy scores, charts included for reference)

@matrix tbh it always weirded me out how in the US everyone is required to pay for public school but the kids there still don't eat for free.

@K you gotta add a Ukraine flag and then the cowboy emoji

I played neodash for 8 hours straight last night :CirnoForReals:

@coolboymew every now and then I'm reminded of the angry joe I once loved

@nosleep I've seen this like five times and I lmao every time

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