Rodent Rush, it’s similar to Chips Challenge from back in the day but a bit different, and imho it’s a better game.
It’s only on iOS though as far as I can tell.
I used mine for GBA emulation for a while, and it ran flash for some reason.
I don’t have that issue with CarPlay. It might be your vehicle doing that or the navigation app you’re using.
Yeah I’ve seen that documentary a couple of times also. It’s still a good watch though if you interested in the history.
Your taxes should go up each decade you age without having children. If you have a kid some of that could be refunded as an incentive.
You know what, just forget the whole thing!
My Hundyai has a programmable star button on the steering wheel that can be tied to media on/off.
Instead of file grain they should use dithering if they want to remove banding.
The film grain doesn’t really hide the banding that well.
I think the film grain is just to make it look like a film not to hide color banding.
I finished Dread, amazing game, but I don’t remember any scary sections.
I’ve changed icons with shortcuts on iPhone, and it works pretty well. I can’t tell the difference.
It’s the same with the value of company stock. It’s essentially a ponzi in a way. If a billionaire actually tired to sell all their assets quickly they wouldn’t be able to liquidate it all for the value that it’s worth on paper because the value would drop if they tried.
I enjoy these games on iOS:
-Hearthstone (play it daily)
-Rodent Rush (puzzle game like chips challenge)
-Papers Please (difficult to explain, just have to try it)
-RCT Classic (need I say more)
-Old School RuneScape (easy to level up while in a waiting room or plane)
-Ghost Trick (timetravel puzzle game where you’re dead)
The 2nd game is the best and the one I played first. I liked it so much I put up with the poor design of the 1st one.
They’re also doing a remake of the games now, but I’m not a huge fan of the art style.
This worked great for me! I used the 2nd option. Grabbed one of the Apollo icons I liked and uploaded to Imgur and then used the link.
I think a system that recommends an instance to create an account on would be a good start. Like a a load balancer of sorts to keep the main instances from getting overloaded.
I remember when I first joined Reddit it was much the same, but as it got more crowded my front page started becoming fresh more frequently.
I used to have a high score page on my personal website with scores for my own games.
It was a simple submission php script that would add an entry to a database, and then the page to display the scores would simply query the table to display it on a page.
The submission script had a simple hash check to make sure no one was submitting fake scores outside of my games, but if this is just for you and your friends you likely don’t need such a thing.