Family relationships are top of the list, things like méh₂tēr seem pretty similar

A fine and discerning choice of community for your first post on Lemmy

Given that it's a time travel game I hope they use it for "three weeks later" and the like

“This morning the Mammoth Lakes library had a special visitor before the doors opened for patrons,” the office’s statement said. “We can only assume the new Li-BEAR-ian was looking for a copy of Winnie-the-Pooh, published 100 years ago today!”

The local authority already beat you to the pun!

Looks like a free-to-play game rather than a giveaway?

I'm enjoying this, a nice simple game to play for two minutes on your phone

I actually can't open the archive but it seems to run ok in-browser

and the rest, the Wii turned 20 years old this year!

The bear-faced cheek of it all!

I wonder how these compare to bone conduction headphones

The point of [Forever-Free Friday] is to highlight a free game that's worth talking about a little, if you don't have anything to say about the game then what's the point? Also you need to give it the tag (and remember to post it on Friday!) so that people know it's not just a normal time-limited giveaway.

Also microtransactions in an early-access game? Eew.

I am the opposite of picky about sound quality, my aftershokz are the only headphones I own and they're great!

BBC Three, which is aimed at young audiences and launched hits such as Fleabag, Normal People and Gavin & Stacey, previously moved online in 2016, but was reinstated as a TV channel in 2022.

I thought I was going mad reading this headline, I do remember them already cancelling* bbc3 a decade ago!

* obviously not in any meaningful way, it's entire target audience would be viewing it via iPlayer anyway

One use I can think of is Keep Talking And Nobody Explodes, I played that on a Vive like ten years ago and it needed one screen to run on the headset (for the bomb-handler) and one to run on the desktop (for the instruction-reader). Having other people see what you're seeing is probably a much more common use case though!

Everyone remember to be kind to the newbies, not assume that they immediately understand how the fediverse works, and not to talk about your favourite Linux distro until the second date

I read an interesting article about 40K Space Marines last year, the problem with them is that some people just don't get satire no matter how glaringly obvious it is