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Nice one! And yeah, my brain is definitely in five-letter mode for these types of games, haha.
Having a game out there on any platform is super cool. I love the art style, too!
First time I'm hearing about this; looks great!
Pretty new for me too, I just found it last week. I think this game is my favorite Wordle-like game. It's so much harder to think of a real word that fits the given letters when it's a six letter word, and I like that the option is there to not use a real word. Sometimes I'll just leave the game for an hour or so while I try to think of something that could fit.
OK I ended up also getting X-Men Hellfire Vigil #1 while I was there. It's in the same story as the others I'm reading right now.
Just two this week:
- X-Men #19
- X-Men By Chris Claremont Prelude To A Future Past #1
also, I stopped by yesterday to pick up the Injustice Year One Collection.
I didn't have the patience for RPGs like that when they were originally out (and I was a little kid), but I've also been enjoying them on my Anbernic device. For me it's been Phantasy Star IV.
Total War: Shogun 2. No idea why I decided to reinstall it out of the blue; just wanted to pick it up again after not playing for a long-ass time. I played it a bit when it first came out, but just didn't really get into it. I'm seeing if it's playable on the couch with a Steam controller now. Verdict so far: maaaaybe.
Yeah, I think XFCE is my new favorite desktop environment, regardless of which distribution I use in the future.
There's a used bookstore near me that has the oldest cash register I've ever seen. It has keys like a typewriter, and makes the most satisfying "ka-ching" sound when it opens. They always use it to add up your purchase and print a receipt, even when you're paying with a credit card. But I always try to bring cash when I'm there so that the drawer gets used. (And also, y'know, screw credit card companies taking their cut.)
I know that's not really "in widespread use" today, which is probably what the question meant, but that was the first thing that came to mind for me.