A Creality Ender 3 can be gotten on sale for under $150 USD. It's a great entry level printer if you want to learn the how's & why's of printing & like to tinker.
If you want to just push a button & have things work 90% of the time, I'd go with a Prusa MK4S, but those start around $800 USD...
Good luck on your printing journey! It's a fun little combination of crafting and tech.
The Spine - Transistor OST.
There's 3 versions, though... The soundtrack version with lyrics, the game instrumental, and the humming version.
Most of the tracks in the game have at least 2 versions, music is kind of a central theme of the story.
That definitely looks 3d printed, and I bet the files for that are online somewhere...
Pretty sure I could make one in the right size if you post measurements?
I'd much rather chip in to get a billboard that says "Ha Hah!" That's visible from his prison cell.
Supergiant consistently releases bangers.
I still want a Transistor 2.
I think that's just called "reality".
I forgot the wonderful MegaMan battle network series. I think there's 6 or 7 GBA games in the series
It was a release game! It's amazing to me how many people don't know about it.
Seconding the Castlevania recommendations, and adding Chu Chu Rocket. Technically a Dreamcast game, but the GBA port added thousands of user created levels for an extensive amount of added gameplay.
Maybe we just dedicate a nuclear power plant to running AI, and wait for some type of accident to boost some evolution...
I agree & I'm old enough to have played all the Metroid games when they were released.
The biggest problem with Dread is there's a million games that have released since the last 2D Metroid that have done so much more with the genre that the name isn't pulling it's weight like it once did, and they forgot to innovate.
They tried to recapture the "oh shit" feeling of encountering X from Fusion in Dread, but the quick-time instakill events just made it tedious and annoying.
The GBA/DS Castlevania games are all 8/10+ if you're a fan of metroidvanias and a collection recently released on Steam/Switch. They all take the same formula and change things to make it feel familiar, but different, and give you plenty of things to go back for after you're "done".
Finishing Dread became a chore about 2/3 through, it just stops being fun.
I'm waiting incredibly impatiently for Hollow Knight: Silksong, as Hollow Knight is pretty much the game all Metroidvanias is compared to at this point and it is top notch.