Tag: classic video games

The image has two main sections: the top section is a Reddit post header showing uploader u/OtterDeity alongside a large collection of Reddit award icons, indicating the post gained significant positive attention on Reddit. Below the header, text from the original poster states they finished a 99x99 grid Minesweeper game with 1500 total mines, that the task took them roughly 2.5 hours to complete and was very stressful, and that they wanted to share the achievement even if no one else was interested. The bottom, largest part of the image is a full screenshot of the fully completed Minesweeper grid, showing all cleared empty cells and numbered tiles that mark adjacent mine counts, with no remaining covered tiles, confirming the game was successfully finished without triggering any mines.

99x99 Minesweeper With 1500 Mines Completed In 2.5 Hours

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This content consists of a portrait photograph of Bobby Prince, the iconic video game composer famous for creating the soundtracks of classic 1990s games including Doom, Doom II, and Duke Nukem 3D, paired with obituary text. In the photo, Prince is seated in his workspace, wearing a light blue t-shirt, smiling gently at the camera. The workspace around him features a vintage CRT desktop computer, a music keyboard, a desk lamp, and bookshelves lined with books. The accompanying text announces that Prince died on June 16, 2026, and pays tribute to him for the joy his work brought to gamers worldwide.

Bobby Prince, Legendary Doom and Duke Nukem 3D Composer, Passed Away in 2026

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The meme titled "Psyching out the psychic" presents a relatable gaming community joke contrasting non-gamers (called "normies") and experienced gamers. The top text states the normies' claim that you cannot identify which exact boss a player is fighting just by looking at their game console, followed by "Gamers:" above a photo of an original Sony PlayStation 1 console with a controller plugged into port 2 instead of the standard port 1. This setup is an instantly recognizable reference to the iconic Psycho Mantis boss fight in the 1998 PlayStation game *Metal Gear Solid*: Psycho Mantis can read all controller input from port 1, so the only way to defeat him is to move the controller to port 2, "psyching out" the psychic boss as the title references. Long-time gamers immediately recognize the boss being fought just from seeing the console's port usage, proving the normies' claim wrong.

Psyching out the psychic.

The meme titled "Psyching out…