I love Tron and her prototype designs!
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The mtg card Dreamroot Cascade.
The main set is reprinting the enemy colored members of the cycle from last Innistrad.
Notably, these aren't in regular packs because they're commander deck cards.
Kirby, Kirby, Kirby... that is certainly a name we should know
A screenshot of an auction for Klax on Mega Drive. It's labelled as Quarth (Crux)
It is the nineties, and there is time for Quarth (Crux).
I was hoping for something more artifact-y, but what we got makes sense.
douglas adams was our most accurate futurist
Got a "sorry we missed you" note that turned out to be from some construction company. There's a special place in hell for ads that pretend to be something important.
Love to know it was clearly made on your teacher's Macintosh by font alone
Is there a term that means the opposite of "canary in a coal mine"? A term for that last holder on, at which point everything is fucked?
I think it's an old time word meaning "two weeks".
Lex, Word Fun One cover art. Wizard with helicopters. Incredible concept. The game allows you to become a wordy pilot of the Semantic Squadron, I've read!
Word Fun 1 Based on a helicopter theme, this package provides learners with plenty of hands on action as they take control of their various aircraft. Its interesting graphics reinforce the fantasy aspect of a skill building word rescue assignment. Oppocopter uses words taken from a large pool of carefully selected exact opposite pairs, that have beeen graded into four levels of difficulty. The learner manoeuvres a helicopter to shoot down the correct opposite from a multiple selection. A scorebar counts correct answers, but if an error is made, the correct answer is highlighted. At each level, one of four speeds can be chosen to place a time limit on answering each question. Synocopter asks the learner to effect a rescue by helicopter, by matching a word with its exact synonym to correctly locate the target. There are three levels of difficulty and three speeds to choose from. Alphacopter provides a unique way to practise alphabetical skills as well as strategic problem solving skills. Using a helicopter to lift the top word block off one of three piles and then to move it to another pile, the learner is able to transform a randomly ordered pile of words into an alphabetically ordered array. Six levels grade this activity from a simple task to a most demanding one. The exciting action in all three games gives this package a particularly strong computer games appeal which is well balanced by its sound educational content. Walk across instructions and the very simple, clear, and consistent use of the arrow keys for all user controls, make it very easy to use for all age levels. Ages five - fifteen.
Spelling Fun 1 menu screen. In fetching CGA!
Lex, Wizard of Words commencement screen. Yet more lovely CGA!
FUCK IT, MISSING DOS WEDNESDAY
Trying to locate an Australian DOS game from ≈ 1988, 𝐋𝐞𝐱, 𝐖𝐨𝐫𝐝 𝐅𝐮𝐧 𝟏.
The game was part of a series of four Edutainment games by Reckon Software/John Grimley.
Here's the box cover art, a text ad, and screenshots of 2 other games in the series! Help a gal out!?
Hiromu Arakawa is the best to ever do cow propaganda.
Ancestral Recall
Timetwister
Ancestral Recall and Timetwister are part of the Power Nine, super OP cards printed in the first set. They're as close as you come to Bill and Oak. Draw 3 costs somewhere around 4 mana on a "fair" card. Timetwister is vaguely a 5 mana card.
Connie, the coin mascot of cryptoland.
It had better get some awful preview video.
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I want mouser tokens really badly
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Amy for Brawl president!
Image of the original post followed by a megamind edited to be Deltarune's Queen doing the same smug pose
My timeline had a moment
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Aftermath was a separate product that was on store shelves and had independent packs. BIG was backpedaled into a bonus sheet at the last second, but has different legality to all the other bonus sheets.
I'm pretty sure it should be. It is a weird half set, so whoever posted it probably just forgot.
What is a horse's weakness? Weakness is a common symptom in horses,
excellent...
Allow me to demonstrate:
I would like to add Hunker, PA to that list.
Just the wrongest frame of a show I've ever seen.