Kara Jean

palomapalomitay: sóloparamí

I’m apparently incapable of writing a review of a video game without researching satanic rituals. In so doing, I found this handy guide, written by Angelfire.com user serpentis666, to handing your soul off to the devil. My soul’s okay where it is these days, but the weekend is coming up and it’s awfully hot outside here in New York, so perhaps you’ll find it useful. It actually makes the Devil out to be a pretty decent guy:

Question:

I am under-age and my parents would cause me serious problems if they ever caught me doing a Satanic ritual. 

Answer:

If there is absolutely no way you can perform the ritual without placing yourself in danger, you can perform it in your astral temple.

You can do the above ritual when you are older. Performing the dedication on the astral is every bit as valid as doing it physically. Satan is very understanding concerning teens who are forced into accepting Christianity while living at home and being underage.

Soul Blazer (Quintet/Enix - SNES - 1992)

thearmchairempire:

Soul Blazer was a fantastic action RPG on the SNES from the glory days of Quintet and Enix.

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Feòrag NicBhrìde has provided us with a vital cartographic reference: a map of Europe showing the word for "beer" in each country.

The Essential Map of Europe and Environs. (Thanks, Charlie!)

f-l-e-u-r-d-e-l-y-s: by Cornelia Konrads - interactive 360 degree view

Ikari no Yōsai / Operation Logic Bomb (K.K. DCE/Jaleco - SNES - 1993)

vgjunk:

At the big VGJunk site today: Robot crabs, a beloved flamethrower, more robot crabs, the pinnacle of cyborg hair and dear lord so many robot crabs - it’s Jaleco’s SNES shooter Operation Logic Bomb! Check it out here!

Frampton Comes Apart!, conceived by @DJRotaryRachel

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