Readit NewsAnd just random stocking stuffers / books, etc.
One neat thing we found was a frog dissection toy - https://www.thewarehouse.co.nz/p/slimy-dissect-mini-frog-wit...
Maybe that allows for way more niche games.
In other words: It's the whole package. If I get something unique, and the dev used some "AI" for translation or to make some avatar image for a character I am happy this game is allowed to exist.
If I see a AAA studio putting out the hundredth iteration of the same old game, of some franchise that used to be good and interesting in the 90s and then doesn't even bring actually new art to the table it's a huge disappointment.
But here we are. EA cannot even manage to fix their basic bugs (like players running into nets or a new kickoff for less than a second) after a dozen of new expensive releases.
Non-indie games have largely been a complete farce for decades now.
That is pretty common, you can find plenty of literature on it.
But your condescending comment is noted.
Seconding the call for a video.
Also the instructions to remove the quarantine attr don't work.
xattr -cr ~/Downloads/FartScrollLid.app 11:12:20
option -r not recognized
edit: that should be `xattr -d FartScrollLid.app`
- Transformer robots
- Origami book & papers
- Some ski gear
- Metal detector
- Climbing harness & slings etc (small climbing frame in the grander they like to attach to and just kinda swing about)
- Kids Cookbook
Past Years Winners:
- Magnatiles - both have loved these, one of the most used toys and reasonably open-ended
- Diablo - the circus toy thing
- Modu - https://modutoy.com
- Potions kit - just a bunch of small pots etc with random glitter and what not in them. pretty good one for an upcycling project
- Playdough - classic for a reason, also DIY'able Little printer roll instant print camera
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And that Modu stuff looks so cool, I’ve never seen that before.