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cat-person-of-the-day

today’s cat person of the day is: slutty mcslut from gal’s frontier

anemonequeen-moved

fuck you thats not her name

anemonequeen-moved

oh its a hentai nevermind

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creature-of-the-week

SLUTTY MC SLUT from Gal’s Frontier (1999)

historicalbookimages

🪲 Historia fisica, politica y natural de la isla de Cuba.. Paris: A. Bertrand, 1838-1861.. Original source Image description: Illustration from “Historia fisica, politica y natural de la isla de Cuba” (1838-1861) depicting various insect species under the category “Insecta.” The image features detailed colored and black-and-white drawings of multiple beetle-like insects, each labeled with numbers corresponding to species names listed below. Notable details include intricate wing, leg, and body structures with some insects shown with extended wings or specialized appendages. The layout combines side and dorsal views, highlighting anatomical features crucial for identification. The art style reflects 19th-century scientific illustration with precise line work and muted natural colors.

hardcore-gaming-101

Star Fox 2

After the release of the original Star Fox, Nintendo and the Argonaut team quickly went to work on its successor, using the more advanced Super FX2 chip. Unfortunately, while the game was completed, Nintendo canceled it before entering production. Why? It was 1995 and both Sony and Sega had released the PlayStation and Saturn respectively, and apparently Nintendo felt their 3D on the SNES looked bad in comparison. Plus at the time, they wanted to focus on the upcoming Nintendo 64 (though the system didn’t end up being released for another year anyway). Star Fox 2 was essentially lost until two prototypes were leaked onto the internet, in various states of completion, giving gamers a taste of what they had been denied. In an unexpected move, Nintendo officially released the game as part of the SNES Classic microsystem in 2017 (then later as part of the Nintendo Switch Online SNES library), presenting it in a final state that had been previously unseen.