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[hagensalley]

Top Ten Games I Beat in 2023!

Yeah, I know I’m a bit late with this, but hey, life gets busy! I figured making this list would be a fun way to chill out between projects. Most of the games I played were on handheld devices since I’ve been totally hooked on indie games on my Steam Deck, and of course, playing my favorite Nintendo franchises on the Switch. This year was a blast! Here are the Top 10 games I finished in…

[scarlettgauthor]

Dear Sam Reich,

It's me! Scarlett Gale! Back with another reason you should book me for one or more shows on DropOut! Well, it's like, three reasons:

I'm a solid tightwire walker.

I own my own tightwire.

I do tightwire burlesque (or would if more people would book me for it).

How many other people can say that? I will bring a unique energy to any DropOut show you would like me to be on. I will also bring a tightwire.

(This video is from Batman: The Animated Striptease, a Batman burlesque parody play I cowrote and coproduced in Seattle back in 2018. You'll be hearing more about my burlesque productions soon, which is both a promise and a threat.)

Thank you for your time, Scarlett Gale

[prokopetz]

i'm not sure how relevant to your interests this is, but i've been digging and can't find anything and you're the last place i know of to ask for hyperspecific obscure game recommendations. would you happen to know of any zeldalike games inspired by zelda 1 specifically? i've been struggling to find anything that scratches that itch in the way i'm looking for.

My personal favourite is definitely Ittle Dew 2. It's admittedly not a pure example of the type, as it also incorporates Adventures of Lolo style block-pushing puzzles and frequent bullet-hell elements, particularly in the boss fights; however, it does hew close to its inspiration in its ungated, secret-laden overworld design, nonlinear dungeons, and a progression schema which takes pains to provide multiple developer-intended solutions to nearly every puzzle, minimising dependencies on obtaining upgrades in any particular order.

(Note that I'm specifying the second game in the series for a reason; the first game is a speedrun-centric puzzler that takes its primary inspiration from early 2000s Flash games. It's a neat piece of work if you enjoy lateral thinking, though; while it has only three items to obtain, each of them can be used to solve puzzles in multiple ways, and some of their interactions are very non-obvious.)

Beyond that, it's tough to say. There are other Zelda 1-likes out there, but they're for the most part very bad, and by policy I don't provide recs for games I wouldn't actually, you know, recommend. You only really start to see a range of solid titles to choose from among those that more closely emulate the franchise's early Game Boy instalments. If you're also willing to give that a try, you might have a look at Wirewalk()↳ – it's probably the purest example on my rec list.

[the-kr8tor]

Yep👍

Random thougt, Dick would be so shook if he saw Korean wirewalking

https://youtu.be/3K_MZqliOcI?si=WzgUG0m-ZMQN_G7F

Especially from 9:55, like, that's gotta hurt

Woahhhh that's pretty cool! I bet once he gets home he tries to recreate that lol

[ctalnlifgr]

Ji Young Yu

Wirewalker

[dpendgracs]

Watching @nikwallenda #wirewalk the volcano in #nicaragua LIVE! https://www.instagram.com/p/B9VctH1pu5z/?igshid=1gayw0sds32xa

[mrbopst]

Today in Bopst Booking, Photography & Design: 2016

[nationalcircus]

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Come at us, Monday 🤸‍♂️@finn.bp

[hagensalley]

Top Ten Games I Beat in 2024!

This has been a wild year, and the Lenovo Legion Go has completely changed my gaming experience! I’m no longer limited to handheld-compatible games; I can now enjoy AAA titles wherever I go. While I still have a soft spot for indie games, this year has been outstanding in that realm! I challenged myself and completed over two dozen games—more than I’ve ever done! Here are my Top 10 games that I…

[crimemore]

At Washington's National Building Museum, French daredevil Philippe Petit showed his skill of defying gravity.Petit still uses no safety net or harness at the age of 73 while walking  the wire.

[tangochow]

#wirewalker #illustration https://www.instagram.com/p/CfqEHc2LVD5/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[2plan22]

RT @wirewalking: raise your hand if you were told as an angry political teen that you'd get less angry and political in time when you're "an adult with bills to pay" but what actually happened was the absolute fucking opposite 2PLAN22 http://twitter.com/2PLAN22/status/1277011331418402816

raise your hand if you were told as an angry political teen that you'd get less angry and political in time when you're "an adult with bills to pay" but what actually happened was the absolute fucking opposite

— Nicole Kornher-Stace (@wirewalking) June 27, 2020

[scarlettohairdye]

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Oh, right, this video from Halloween I forgot about. #wonderwoman #amazon #tightwire #circus #nimblefeets #actuallyprettygoodatthis #wirewalking

[lordgheleon]

ALSO apparently if you use the wirewalker skip in corrupted expunge, you dont see all the messages that pop up near the quest tab, but someone on reddit posted the full quote:

[seamus-liam-obrien]

The Spanish Wizard of the Wire: Hal Silvers King of the Tight Wire: Hubert Castle

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