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Small mistake on practice mode, level 1-1 actually takes you to 2-1.

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Está curioso el juego, ¿Pero podrías hacer que los controles sean menos resbalosos? 

Es más, como el juego se llama "Micro Brothers" las portada tiene que mostrar a los protas y no solamente diamantes.

That's true, the level design problems start to become noticeable near the end of the game. 

This makes it very tedious to climb back up due to the distribution of the branches and the lack of space on the red branches.

Vale, lo he probado y hay bastantes cosas que le faltan:

1. En la página itch·io del juego falta un par de capturas que muestren el juego y el personaje.

2. La opción de quitar o encender el sonido parece inútil porque el único sonido que hay en todo el juego es el de los disparos, que además suenan más de lo que en realidad dispara. (En este punto hay dos soluciones: agregar más disparos o que solo suenen una vez por disparo).

3. Falta una música que encaje con el oscuro entorno.

4. Volviendo a los disparos, falta también una opción de disparar hacia arriba, y que además haga cara de Rambo mientras XD.

Interesting game with a simple but beautiful pixel-art.

All that would have been needed was to re-compose the music and add SFX.

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Well, I was only saying that in case Nintendo is interested in renewing the IP.

If ARMS were a sucess, it would have a sequel like this game.

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That leaves one big question: Are we really preserving video games as such? Or are we simply delaying their inevitable demise?

Because if we leave the preservation to just one "Library of Alexandria" and it suffers from budget cuts or a lack of compatible technology for the old software, all this content would hang by a thread.

In addition, in terms of how the game is summarized, at first it did so with the worst or least important games possible, but as time went on, it was even a shame to remove games like Minecraft, Super Mario 64 or No Man's Sky just for the sake of only 5 games.

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Yeah, I know him from somewhere. He even played one of my games on the next link:

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zKMiJlFXcbM

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Cool game, but it's missing some things:

1. Pause menu to return the main menu

2. Level selector

3. SFX

Cool game, but it's missing some things:

1. Pause menu to return the main menu

2. Level selector

3. SFX

But that's exactly what I did when I detected the problem. 

After the correction I found another problem: the difficulty of the levels in world 2 is a bit too high, especially level 3, which seems impossible due to the way the area is designed where there are two red spiked balls orbiting very quickly.

The game freezes if you choose levels 2, 3, and 4.

Lintendo? By the name is Linux + Nintendo?

Very accurate to the NES version. Great Pico-8 Demake!

I remember the music:

I remember the music: 

I remember the music: 

Or also you can build games for Linux.

Lol!

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My Payoneer account was deleted because I was required to make at least one payment from the platform for my last month. But I had no balance, and I couldn't even add it from my bank account. Even I had no idea what to spend to stay active.

So in that sense Payoneer is not a viable option.

I checked again, and the third time it wasn't because of a download limit, but rather because downloads practically didn't work during the afternoon and night.

And coincidentally, it happened again today. If there really is a limit on downloads per day, it's a question of why it wasn't previously warned about.

I was downloading some games, and when I came back for others hours later, suddenly after pressing the download button, the downloads didn't arrive. At first I thought it was a Firefox issue, so I also tried Edge, Opera, and Librewolf, and all three had the same problem.

The only method that seemed to work was using a VPN with an IP outside the EU (and I don't know the exact reason why downloads in that region sometimes don't work).

I think that review was deleted, but for some strange reason it's still count up on my dashboard.

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 I tried the game in a Linux distro (in this case with SteamOS on Deck) and it works.

Ah, that's much simpler, simply enter the date and click accept.

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Is by the UK OSA, and there are also verification requirements in 20 states.

The same goes for Steam and most stores. The main catalog isn't focused on children, yet there are still games suitable for them.

It's exactly what I have to save all the possible history of games that I liked on that platform.

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UK & EU are becoming less different from USA, China, India or any authoritarian state because of things like encryption-breaking laws, age verification, directives like Copyright with Article 13/17 or ACTA, etc. All because of the excuse of minors or because they believe they can moderate all content, when it has been proven that moderating on a large scale is impossible when it becomes very massive.

Sometimes at least they wouldn't have done it with bad intentions, but we know that the consequences come later.

X-Twitter was brought forward with a temporary restriction.

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Nothing in life is safe, it's always about moving from one place to another in order to survive and not depend exclusively on one place for all eternity.

In the case of the Internet, the freest way to distribute content is by using your own servers via P2P, but it is a slower and even more insecure method, but with a more decent method and greater care it will be worth it.

At this rate, the only thing they'll achieve with so many crazy restrictions is that the global economy will eventually collapse, and we'll return to small local markets with cash or barter.

Seems like a great arkanoid game Sofa, and unlike the aforementioned game, the paddle has greater freedom of movement, which reduces the number of balls dropped. And for a demo, it offers a lot of content (which I'll find out later).

Advice: The quit button only works for standalone version, because in HTML5 doesn't work or the game freezes.

Update: The game with 11 reviews has recently regained the position of 12 reviews, while the other that still has 5 still counts as 6.

A Hat in Time x Kirby's Adventure

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Update: All members approved the bundle.

From Pocket Platform Zero maybe.

Really?