Assuming those are in sequence, sucks to be the middle kid

Some subway cars in Sydney are double decked. The seats are a half floor up or down from where the doors open.

I think the idea can be found in Ender’s Game. As the story progresses further into enemy territory, he ‘controls’ ships which are increasingly outdated because those are from older fleets sent decades ago.

Something like this

Really depends on your use case beyond basic requirements. I like the logitech 502 or razer basilisk for gaming, but for daily work I use the logitech mx vertical.

This picture triggered the same Calvin and Hobbes memory for me

This wrong post was linked, this was published in Jan 2023 reporting on Nov 2022 numbers.

The correct one is here (Jan 2024 post reporting Nov 2023 numbers.) https://m-en.yna.co.kr/view/AEN20240124002600320?section=national/national

Good to know that it wasn’t done personally, but we should avoid encouraging this behaviour without the full story behind it.

I hope the OP will come back to explain the circumstances of this picture (e.g food based colouring, dog knocked over dyes).

Louvre*

Lovebirds are really fun. In general parrots are very intelligent, but the large ones usually do less of this funny stuff.

Please consider cross-posting to the Parrots community to help keep it alive!

Got Sunkenland this sale and been playing it over the weekend. Base building survival type game, still early access but pretty fun with friends

How do you find the overall quality of the game? I thought it was cute and in general feels a little easier than Mario Bros Deluxe.

Then again I’m only at the initial stages, keep getting sidetracked by other stuff.

Recently decided to give ‘Oxygen not included’ a try. Still learning the ropes on getting basics sorted out and what is the best path for research.

I got this too and honestly have to say it’s not my type of game. Feels a little repetitive with no goal besides salvaging enough scrap to meet the next quota.

Maybe I’m missing out on some hidden features, but the group plays a bigger role in enjoyment than the game for me.

I’m mainly on Japanese and Korean.

A lot of people have mentioned It takes Two, which really is great and you get to try many different mechanics.

You can also check out Fling or Keywe on steam. Only 2 players max (as compared to 4 players on Overcooked or Plate Up), but less complicated controls. Bread & Fred is another I’ve been meaning to check out too.

Unrailed has simple controls but more objectives to accomplish, and Out Of Space is similar to Overcooked but not in a cooking setting.

Edit: Didn’t realise I used a shortened name. Fling refers to ‘Fling to the Finish’

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Same, it seems they rolled it out for almost everywhere except Asia. I left some feedback and hope they’ll be adding other countries in time

I have to say that this highly depends on the type of games you like, and if the unlocks are well designed into the story.

In general most of the types mentioned are cashgrabs, but I enjoyed an indie game called Evoland. You can ‘unlock’ better graphics and audio as part of the game, watching the evolution of gaming