For similar reasons, Super Mario 64. I know that if I was growing up in the 90's it would have been the coolest thing ever, but I'm not and I'm used to more modern Mario games.
Also looks like it's adding extra levels of density, as there are several different shades of green visible.
Just getting started, but I'll be starting my holiday in Lanzarote on Sunday. I'm looking forwards to it of course!
Didn't really visit the r/196 community on Reddit, but nice to see that it's made it over here! (Yes, this is for the rule lol)
I'm the same. I'm used to adding "site:reddit.com" to my searches to ensure that I get actual answers as opposed to those crappy blogs with 5 screens of nonsense and tons of blank space (supposed to be filled with ads!). Not to mention all the obscure problems that those blog owners haven't monetised.
Yes, this is my first time. I was never really a fan of Twitter or similar social medias, preferring the subreddit and thread based nature of Reddit.
I'll be going to Lanzarote for 10 days in a week. Later I'm attending a summer camp for 2 and a half weeks. I also hope to visit my town's festival in between these times away.
Hello! My name is computerfan0 and I use he/they/it pronouns. I'm coming here to prepare for Reddit's third party ban. I'm from Ireland and I like computers, gaming and sometimes getting out for a walk/cycle.
OpenTTD is an open source simulation game based upon Transport Tycoon Deluxe
You build a transportation network using buses, trains, planes and ships to connect cities and industries. Contains a huge variety of mods called "NewGRFs", which can do anything from adding real life trains to completely overhauling the supply chain.
I mostly use my Linux Mint PC and the family Nintendo Switch. I also have a PS5 and a 3DS which get occasional use.
Irish person here. Yes, I drink my tap water without boiling. My water comes from a well as I live in a rural area, but town/city water is drinkable too.