You never actually drank from a natural spring, have you?
To me it is the inverse of socializing. It's an escape to a world where I don't have to deal with people.
Faraway 1, 2 and 3.
Really chill first person puzzle game.
There was the Homebrew Channel back then, but it seemed to have gone offline. I assumed people just lost interest and moved on.
Based on what you said I did a quick search and found that there's still an active community around the console, so thank you!
I'm updating my Homebrew Browser to see what's new.
Any platform that restricts how and what I can run in it has inherently less value to me. This is why I mostrly avoided consoles all my life.
The only console I bought was the original Wii. The games were extremely expensive, and they disabled all the services that made the console useful after a few years (weather channel, news channel, store).
Fortunately I added a few SNES, PCEngine, Genesis/Megadrive and Gamecube emulators otherwise I would now have a very pretty white doorstop.
We need more content like this. Fun, engaging, sarcastic, accurate.
You probably need them just to deal with the stress induced by teenagers.
I really admire teachers, in my country they don't make much money and are subject to be placed hundreds of km away from their families for years.
That may be the reason. I play the GoG version on Linux and it's great.
I have never encountered the bugs you describe. Maybe you got a bad version?
This is one of the games that I always keep installed. Just chilling, gliding around, trying to climb higher and higher. Love it.
I'm learning Python. Not bad, but I prefer C.
The Next version of this game is simply stunning, even on my crappy little Blaupunkt TV. Recreated by Matt Davies and Simon Butler from the original Mike Singleton release, it shows just what a brilliant games machine the Next can be.
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Depending on the aquifer the water temperature at the spring can be really cold, even in the warmest days.