@ people that ghosted me! I see you checking in on me. If you wanna talk, I bet in ten minutes we could get a lot sorted out and you’d feel a lot better.
Since you... you know, GHOSTED me, I really don’t have any power to try to mend this though so it’s all on you!
Extremely rare officially licensed 1995 Donkey Kong plush from Japan.
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Erik Parker — Unpredicted Programming (acrylic & phosphorescent pigment on canvas, 2013)
I’m babysitting my grandma’s cats and she wrote 4 pages of detailed notes, down to the exact words I should use to greet them in the morning and when I put them to bed at night
Beautiful glitches from the Nintendo logo in Game Boy games.
Top: in Super Mario World, Blarggs are always mostly covered up by lava. By disabling the graphical layer on which the lava is displayed, it is revealed that there is one frame in the Blargg’s animation where is becomes a chaotic jumble of random sprites, which would normally be never visible due to happening below the surface of the lava.
Bottom: a close-up screenshot of the frame on which the Blargg’s graphics become corrupted. It appears to consist of graphics of various enemies such as Buzzy Beetles, Chargin Chucks, Spike Tops and Lava Bubbles.
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Cover of a pack of playing cards distributed by Singapore Airlines in 2002, featuring Mario as part of their cross-promotion with Nintendo for the “KrisWorld” in-flight entertainment system, which included Nintendo games.
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In Donkey Kong 64, a 101st banana for Donkey Kong is located far below the Cranky’s Lab area of Jungle Japes (bottom left of the image, viewed in a model viewer). It is impossible to obtain this banana.
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I’ve been in absolute tears cry laughing at this for the past 15 minutes.
I’m not going to recover from this. The eyes still visible as a shabby bit of A4 has been smacked in the middle of its face. This is art.
