I'm a mouse! I like board games and long walks in the park. Also macro/micro situations. And vore. |3
He/him. User is over 40.
Plural boy, headmates with @Griff
Profile picture by: https://www.furaffinity.net/user/oliverkinter/
https://bsky.app/profile/oliverkinter.bsky.social
Like Macbeth, Little Shop of Horrors is a story about a hero who is tempted to commit murder in order to gain personal power, setting off a cycle of violence that ultimately undoes him.
Unlike Macbeth, Little Shop of Horrors has some catchy songs and a giant sexy vore plant, making it the superior work.
You can just eat the mice you meet on your timeline.
That's what they're there for. :3
I can still pick up some Playdate games on sale.
Something to look forward to when the replacement arrives. |3
I figured it was time for some new profile pictures, and I wanted something of me and Goldy together. <3
Some excellent art I got last year from
@eggnogbear.bsky.social
www.furaffinity.net/user/thebeardragon
@accipitrina.bsky.social
letting me explore his soft places. ❤️
It isn't even that the games are terrible, it's that playing them isn't worth the inconvenience of only being able to play them while affixing a big chunky block to your face.
It was a *huge* fucking swing for Nintendo to re-release these games after so long and *require* an expensive peripheral to view them properly. There is no reason they couldn't make a mode where you play the games in 2D using, for example, just the left eye view. Most of these games are still sprite-based, the depth of field isn't a significant gameplay element.
I'm all for software preservation, but this ain't it.
The good news is, Nintendo's Virtual Boy app uses the same VR mode as the Labo VR set, so I didn't need to buy a new visor thingy to try the games out in 3D.
The bad news is, Virtual Boy games still aren't very good.