#midnight rescue

[ultraericthered]

Erika Furudo complains about how Midnight Rescue! was sanitized and made Woke when it got remade in the 90s.

[themattress]

Because I brought the subject up recently...

[chippyyyz]

[candlesandbullets]

I didn’t fuck with Oregon Trail: Part II This was one of those educational things that backfired on the adults bc instead of learning math or whatever the fuck, our whole 2nd grade ran around shouting “I accuse YOU of being the Master of Mischief!” at anybody older than 18. Also fuck this school having to combine the art and music rooms and drama with all the sports equipment in a basket. And that was the 80s before shit really got bleak

[rykemeqdows]

Books read in 2019: Midnight Rescue by Elle Kennedy

“Why do I want to be near you?” he said, his husky voice slicing through the silence. “Do you really want to know?”

She nodded weakly.

“Because you’re the strongest woman I have ever met in my life.”

[kahran042]

Something that's always bugged me about the Super Solvers Let's Play on the LP Archive

Specifically, the first segment, covering Super Solvers: Midnight Rescue!

Referring to a diary entry dated August 10, 1961, from when this guy

was a kid.

So, obviously not a diary entry from the present. And yet, the LPer keeps acting like the game is set in 1961, even after seeing this:

A newspaper clipping from 1989, which also happens to be the year that Midnight Rescue! was released. So, it's not set in 1961, and the LPer never corrected their mistake even after seeing this. :P

Don't get me wrong, it's one of my favorite Let's Plays, but this whole issue has always bugged me, probably more than it should.

[myothertardisisonthemun]

I'm nailing this old words and logic game made for kids

the puzzles are simple, but not too much. That said, I couldn't beat it as a child, and it's very important I finish this unfinished business

[burningthemidnightcityoil]

If Jack Noir / Spades Slick was a Detective instead of a Mobster?

Well...

I know there’s the Reverse AU around...

But dude, he’d be called Super Solver, no questions asked.