Kintarius🍉🐾

@kintarius.bsky.social

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Art & Game Design enthusiast! She/They Queer NB Transfem ΔΘ 30+ Note taker Pro preservation, emulation & 🏴‍☠️ @CanadianKitten.bsky.social is my wonderful partner in crime. <3 Icon: @amurous.bsky.social Banner: Kitchenf0rk (Toyhouse) BLM 🇵🇸 NO "AI"

A list of games being suggested by Steam because Final Fantasy XIII has recorded playtime: Final Fantasy X / X-2, Final Fantasy XII, Final Fantasy IX
The end screen for Super Metroid, displaying Samus' emblem over a scrolling space background. The words "See you next mission" are printed over it in white text, with "Your rate for collecting items is: 67%" below it.
Recent searches: Terraria vines
October Donation incentives! -Code Veronica -Clock Tower 3: Ghost Head (no guide) -Silent Hill 4: The Room -Resident Evil 6
The most sinister cat you've ever seen.
Just an FYI. The FDA is not allowed to announce any food recalls due to the health communications pause the current administration enacted. You can still find this information by visiting USDA the site directly. https://www.fsis.usda.gov/recalls Here’s the fda link to use to search for recalls, safety alerts, and market withdrawals. https://www.fda.gov/safety/recalls-market-withdrawals-safety-alerts So, while you are making your grocery list, you may want to visit the recalls list since there’s no public communication right now.
4. Resident Evil 2 (1998, Capcom - first played: 1998) A deeply formative game, this & the original RE scared the piss out of me until around 2006, and that fear created an obsession with this game that would see me come back to it time and time again, trying to overcome my fear. Once I realized that what I was imagining was around the corner was worse than what's in the game, I dived headlong into the series as a whole, but RE2 still stands as the bedrock of my interest in the series, causing me to become absolutely fixated with both it and its prototype known as "RE 1.5" - to the point that I've collected various different 'versions' of the game via demos and trade show builds, such as a near finished version that has a considerable shorter run to the station via the alleyway, which is blocked by a van in the final version.
2. Super Metroid (1994, 'Deer Force' - first played ~2006) Like SH2 I didn't "get it" the first time I played SM. All that praise and it seemed flat and confusing. I had played Metroid Fusion first and enjoyed that more at the time. Years passed and I came back to it a few times, and combined with a greater understanding and appreciation for what games were like at the time, as well as figuring out some sequence breaks, it finally clicked, and it's become one of my favorite games of all time.