The number was just one Google search away, but yes a few years ago I created an alias called Peter Powidl that is very good at tracking things down for people graceless-net.translate.goog/powidl/?_x_t...

Lol you could send his booking agent Sharron Elkabas a text, his number is +44 207 234 9455

Gracey Awards '25 🏳️‍🌈

Women on wheels → Butterflies / Street Uni X / Neon Tail

DIY cardboard epics → Hand of Doom / Burggeist

Casual hugs complexity → Strange Antiquities

Stylus sexier than sword → Trauma Center / Touch Detective 3

Berghain for space nerds → Fragrance Point

GOTY → Butterflies

Wasn't prepared for that Medizini throwback

Thank you! It's basically classic 360° images, like they're used on Streetview, but applied ~wrong~ to a sphere, and somehow it kinda works

There also is a connection to Morels, which is quite the good virtual hiking software, with somewhat believable forests

store.steampowered.com/app/1156590/...

Donation done ✔️

Today was not the day?

Is that a recommendation? I *will* listen to you!

It depends, New Leaf is much more of a "complete" game, lots of things to do. Wild World strips Animal Crossing down to the essentials: Strong villager conversations with a good amount of bite and YOU (the player) being a rando loafing about. The top screen ONLY shows the sky, saying: Lol why not???

It is fatally cool, pushing nearly everyone away

This song has been flooring me again and again over the years

Meet Dr. Dad! I'll now retreat to my game making cave and only come out in November

What a baby, what‘s their name?

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Anyway, the location of the 11 minute main looping video (it really does loop seamlessly) Low Beam is built around is only 40 kilometers away from there, and you'll get to "explore" some cool locations like a tavern infested by Nazis...
Well, there will be Nazis, since they're everywhere in Saxony.

The shitty lil village I used to live in had two bus stops: One was remote and far away from my house, the other much closer, but in a different fare zone my travel card didn't cover, and spotting the blood thirsty ticket inspectors keen on catching lazy kids was an important daily routine