xianc78 @xianc78@gameliberty.club

@djsumdog @coolboymew I would be in early zoomer and I grew up with GBA, though I mostly played the GB and GBC games my brother had since it was backwards-compatible.

@PhenomX6 @terminalautism You should still release it on modern platforms via emulation. A lot of indie and homebrew games actually do that.

@hachi @cyberanathema @verita84 I fucking love isopods and to see you ruin them with your filth offends me on a personal level.

@galena @realcaseyrollins Apparently, it appears on other sites and not just fedi instances. There was a libertarian imageboard I used to browse and it got bot spammed with the same quotes the bot here usually posts.

@branman65 @sickburnbro @Xeraser What kind of anarchist uprising?

(there's more but I don't have the emojis for that)

@branman65 @sickburnbro @Xeraser Give us back all of these if you hate us.

@graf @theorytoe @RustyCrab I still see the Mastodon logo when I see Poast links on here.

@pawlicker @ItsSkyDragonz So, it was basically Sega's SuperFX chip but as an add-on. Just looking at the specs, it doesn't seem like it improved any sound capabilities.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/32X#Technical_aspects_and_specifications

@pawlicker @ItsSkyDragonz I thought the Saturn was worse to program for due to having too many processors during a time when that wasn't common.

@pawlicker @ItsSkyDragonz In hindsight, they should've stuck with the 32X and had that be the Genesis successor. It was actually briefly successful in the US. Sega of America was right about the Saturn.

@ItsSkyDragonz A lot of people. It actually did well in the US for a while, until the PS2 came out. It only failed because Sega was already bleeding money from the Sega CD, 32X, and Saturn, and it was just too late to save itself.