Michael Sollosi, Trailing Dawn
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He/him. Writer/editor/manhole inspector. Former host of RPGFan’s Retro Encounter podcast. Video game, basketball, taco, toku, cat, and dog enthusiast.
(This list does seem a bit ambitious, but I think it helps that I’m well past halfway on three of them, and the two I’ve barely started both have main story paths that take under 20 hours)
Maybe I got this?
Maybe I got this?
December 1, 2025 at 7:56 PM
(This list does seem a bit ambitious, but I think it helps that I’m well past halfway on three of them, and the two I’ve barely started both have main story paths that take under 20 hours)
Maybe I got this?
Maybe I got this?
Hungarian grandmas agree.
(First is layered cabbage and smoked meat in kind of a casserole, second is stuffed cabbage rolls.)
(First is layered cabbage and smoked meat in kind of a casserole, second is stuffed cabbage rolls.)
November 25, 2025 at 7:02 PM
Hungarian grandmas agree.
(First is layered cabbage and smoked meat in kind of a casserole, second is stuffed cabbage rolls.)
(First is layered cabbage and smoked meat in kind of a casserole, second is stuffed cabbage rolls.)
The “final chance” apocryphal story does not have any original source, and was likely propagated in English-language forums in the late 90s through the 2000s.
kotaku.com/debunking-th...
kotaku.com/debunking-th...
Debunking the Final Fantasy Naming Myth - Kotaku
For years, no, decades, a legend has sprung up around the title Final Fantasy. It says that Square, which was in dire straits, thought this was going to
kotaku.com
November 24, 2025 at 1:07 PM
The “final chance” apocryphal story does not have any original source, and was likely propagated in English-language forums in the late 90s through the 2000s.
kotaku.com/debunking-th...
kotaku.com/debunking-th...
My favorite part is that two mediocre white dudes thought they could seize control of (enslave?) an island with a population of 80,000+.
November 21, 2025 at 7:10 PM
My favorite part is that two mediocre white dudes thought they could seize control of (enslave?) an island with a population of 80,000+.
I liked it quite a bit! My biggest complaints are mostly in the last 10-20% of the story, where the plot gets much less interesting and random battle enemies have so much HP that even endgame supermoves won’t prevent fights from dragging.
November 19, 2025 at 7:09 PM
I liked it quite a bit! My biggest complaints are mostly in the last 10-20% of the story, where the plot gets much less interesting and random battle enemies have so much HP that even endgame supermoves won’t prevent fights from dragging.