Hey everyone time for another blog post! For roughly the past year, I've been playing the game Sanctum 2 relatively frequently with some of my friends. Before each map, the game shows a couple of comic strips that tell the story of the game. While we were playing it, I couldn't find many high-quality ways to view all of these comic strips. This is where this blog post...
I was recently replaying through a game called Chicory. and came across a part where someone paints the main character. Based on the player's responses, the game gives you a different portrait of Pizza - the main character of the game. Depending on what answers you give to a couple of questions, you get a different portrait of your character. I really liked the variety of options so I figured I'd try to capture all of them...
With the year coming to a close, I figure I would share some of my favorite games in the past decade. Many of these games are singleplayer only since that's normally what I play - especially on my Switch. Below are the banners of the games. Clicking on an image will show more info...
Over the years, I've spent countless hours programming. In fact, I've enjoyed it so much that I decided to pursue a degree in Computer Science! With me doing so much programming these days, I've learnt a lot more on how to think like a computer (well, minus all the proofs; computers don't really think in those). The problem is many common words now have completely different meanings to me now. I figure I might as well make a running list of all of these just for the fun of it. Again, this is all in jest; as GLaDOS once said...
Back in the days I had an old prebuilt, I'd have to frequently reinstall windows since some part of the operating system didn't cooperate with some part of the hardware. As a result, I ended up having to backup my data quite often. Because it was so frequent I made a script to help automate it. I figured I might as well share it with the world in case someone else needs something like this. Since it's geared towards backing up an entire system (including multiple drives), this script is highly multithreaded...
Hey there! Welcome to my first article! I've actually had this idea in the back of my head since 2017 (crazy to think it's been out for that long) but I never actually finished it. I had the idea while I was replaying through the game again and I thought it'd be super fun. So I've rounded up a handful from my screenshots folder to try out!
I'm not sure if "Geo Hunt" is the proper term, but the concept itself is straight forward. Basically I've taken screenshots of random locations all around Hyrule. Your job is to find where exactly these pictures were taken. Try using context clues and hints to figure out where exactly it is! If you find them all of them you get...