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Felix Andrews

@felixandrews.net
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Half man, half cat, complete nonsense.

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Felix Andrews @felixandrews.net · 02/10/2026
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Felix Andrews @felixandrews.net · 24/09/2026
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Felix Andrews @felixandrews.net · 24/09/2026
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Felix Andrews @felixandrews.net · 21/09/2026
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Felix Andrews @felixandrews.net · 13/09/2026
Yeah, me too buddy.
A screen grab of a close-up of Alexei Pajitnov during one of the interview scenes from the videogame ‘Tetris Forever’. He's wearing a black jacket with coloured tetrominoes emblazoned on it, over a blue shirt.
His words are subtitled and read: “And I ask myself how do I get the pleasure directly from the screen of the computer?”
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Felix Andrews @felixandrews.net · 12/09/2026
I have questions about the timeline.
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Felix Andrews @felixandrews.net · 06/09/2026
Substitute host for Game Center CX is fucking dog shit.
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Felix Andrews @felixandrews.net · 23/08/2026
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Felix Andrews @felixandrews.net · 01/08/2026
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Felix Andrews @felixandrews.net · 01/08/2026
<boink> GABECUBE
A photo of a Steam Machine and Steam Controller, which basically just looks like a black cube and a black game controller. Both are sat on the light-brown leatherette arm of a sofa.
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Felix Andrews @felixandrews.net · 28/07/2026
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Felix Andrews @felixandrews.net · 26/07/2026
Maybe this will be the computer that finally brings me happiness.
Screenshot of an email from Valve inviting user ‘felixandrews’ to purchase a Steam Machine with 512GB of storage and a Steam Controller.
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Felix Andrews @felixandrews.net · 24/07/2026
Fucking Joe?!
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Felix Andrews @felixandrews.net · 03/07/2026
Why does it look like Frank Sidebottom in a washing machine?
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Felix Andrews @felixandrews.net · 28/06/2026
Andrew Oikonny is a confirmed nepo-baby.
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Felix Andrews @felixandrews.net · 26/06/2026
CEASE AND DESIST
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Felix Andrews @felixandrews.net · 26/06/2026
I read the Starwing manual a bunch when I was a kid; the descriptions of the Lylat system's various planets in particular were fascinating to me in a ‘babby's first sci-fi’ kind of way (I was also generally way, way into astronomy at the time). The right game at the right time, for me.
Page 19 of the Star Fox manual for Super Nintendo, opening page of the ‘Main Stages’ section.

[Planet IV: Corneria]
The fourth planet in the Lylat System, Corneria, is known as the “bread basket” of the system. It is a fertile farming world with a variety of climates and terrains. Most of the inhabitants live in the shelter of the mountain ranges, where the most productive farming soil can be found. Corneria is a peaceful planet with only the smallest of defense forces. Most of its starships are designed for exploration and transportation. When Andross's invasion fleet threatened the planet, it was up to General Pepper to improvise some kind of planetary defense. He hired the Star Fox Team to pilot the experimental Arwing Fighters.Page 20 of the Star Fox manual for Super Nintendo.

[Asteroid Field]
There are two asteroid fields, consisting of thousands of small planetoids, surrounding Corneria. These swarming chunks of rocks form a dangerous natural barrier to invasion of the planet, as they must be carefully navigated through. However, Andross has developed a powerful new battleship, known as the Rock Crusher, which is capable of reducing planetoids to cosmic dust. It is up to the Star Fox Team to destroy these Rock Crushers before they can clear the way for Andross's main battle armada.

[Meteor]
This giant planetoid is actually an artificial asteroid that was created to be a great amusement facility called “Meteor Land”. The evil Emperor Andross, however, turned it into his advance base, leaving it a mere shadow of its former self. The well stocked military depot is hurtling towards Corneria behind the Space Armada of Andross.Page 21 of the Star Fox manual for Super Nintendo.

[Planet II: Titania]
Titania has no indigenous creatures and is nearly always wrapped in a dense fog. This planet is known as a treasure world because of the large deposits of raw materials that can be found there. While it has not been as hard hit by Andross's invasion fleet as some planets have, it is occupied by a large garrison of his troops. The resources here are extremely valuable to Andross's plans of future conquest.

[Planet V: Fortuna]
Fortuna is also known as the Dinosaur Planet and is prowled by untamed and brutal creatures. Andross has fed and gained control of these brutes and plans to turn them into living weapons. The giant dragon, Monarch Dodora, is the living spirit of this planet and has powers exceeding state-of-the-art weapons. His name is feared throughout the Lylat system.Page 22 of the Star Fox manual for Super Nintendo.

[Planet II: Macbeth]
Macbeth has a long history of geological disasters which have changed its very shape. In a unique geological occurrence, the core of the planet shrank while the crust remained the same size, making much of the planet hollow. Andross has used this to his advantage, stockpiling the world with weapons, ammunition and spare ships. As a result of the amount of weaponry stored there, the planet is a gigantic bomb waiting to explode.

[Planet I: Venom]
When Andross was driven out of Corneria by Director General Pepper, he occupied this planet as his base. While it used to be known as the “evergreen planet”, and boasted beauty second only to Corneria's, Andross he re-made it into a dark, polluted world of military machines. The natives, who were not advanced, were enslaved by Andross and drafted into his military machine. Though they serve Andross, they inwardly hope that the forces of Corneria can win a victory and liberate the Lylat system.
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Felix Andrews @felixandrews.net · 25/06/2026
Kind of surprised the devs of the new Star Fox were allowed to plaster a huge ‘WARRANTY VOID’ message on the screen in pursuit of a (pretty decent) joke. Strikes me as the sort of thing Nintendo would be a bit hesitant to do!
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Felix Andrews @felixandrews.net · 24/06/2026
Meanwhile in England:
A screenshot of the opening section of the Mega Drive game ‘Fatal Labyrinth’ - a character is asking “I wonder if I have to go to school tomorrow.”
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Felix Andrews @felixandrews.net · 05/06/2026
Playing a bunch of Centipede, lately. #32 on the RetroAchievements scoreboards!
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Felix Andrews @felixandrews.net · 03/06/2026
Stop! Perfect.
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Felix Andrews @felixandrews.net · 31/05/2026
YOU ARE SMALLTIME
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Felix Andrews @felixandrews.net · 27/05/2026
Goober on the roof.
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Felix Andrews @felixandrews.net · 23/05/2026
CONTAGIOUSNESS, CRUELTY, DYNAMICS
Review for the game Witchaven from publication 'Svet Kompjutera', as displayed on its Steam page.
"WITCHAVEN IS A FANTASTIC GAME. IT HAS ALL THE FEATURES THAT MADE DOOM POPULAR (CONTAGIOUSNESS, CRUELTY, DYNAMICS) BUT MUCH MORE THAN THAT."
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Felix Andrews @felixandrews.net · 20/05/2026
I don't think you can really describe a series of rapes as an ‘accident,’ even in this tortured context. BBC editorial standards have been increasingly poor in recent years but this one's a real fuckheaded use of language. www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
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Felix Andrews @felixandrews.net · 12/05/2026
Bought a Wacom MovinkPad Pro 14 recently with an eye to slowly crawling my way back into some form of mediocre illustration. Have kind of given myself the jibblies by just how much I've atrophied (and I was never exactly good), but at least it makes for a cracking Nintendo DS XXXXL.
A Wacom MovinkPad Pro tablet computer, held in one hand, displaying an emulated copy of the Nintendo DS game 'Meteos'.
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Felix Andrews @felixandrews.net · 03/05/2026
Has anyone ever actually used an F19 key in anger? Or anything higher than F12? Kind of fascinated these things exist.
Photo emphasising the F19 key on an Apple Magic Keyboard.
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Felix Andrews @felixandrews.net · 01/05/2026
People who say ‘wagged’ instead of ‘bunked’:
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Felix Andrews @felixandrews.net · 26/04/2026
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Felix Andrews @felixandrews.net · 19/04/2026
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Felix Andrews @felixandrews.net · 15/04/2026
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Felix Andrews @felixandrews.net · 08/04/2026
This fuckin' guy
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Felix Andrews @felixandrews.net · 07/04/2026
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Felix Andrews @felixandrews.net · 30/03/2026
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Felix Andrews @felixandrews.net · 20/03/2026
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Felix Andrews @felixandrews.net · 20/03/2026
Perhaps the same could be said of all pedestrians.
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Felix Andrews @felixandrews.net · 16/03/2026
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Felix Andrews @felixandrews.net · 14/03/2026
Arbitrarily opened OBS for the first time in forever and found myself confronted by a stupid joke I didn't execute on.
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Felix Andrews @felixandrews.net · 14/03/2026
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Felix Andrews @felixandrews.net · 11/03/2026
Excuse me
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Felix Andrews @felixandrews.net · 07/03/2026
Also an even dumber supplementary numpad that doubles as a calculator.
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Felix Andrews @felixandrews.net · 07/03/2026
Day one of nine days off from my tech support job, and so far I've started rsyncing the contents of an ailing SD card to my server, and received (and fondled) a dumb-but-cool mechanical keyboard styled after a Commodore 64. I can never truly go home again.
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Felix Andrews @felixandrews.net · 06/03/2026
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Felix Andrews @felixandrews.net · 05/03/2026
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Felix Andrews @felixandrews.net · 23/02/2026
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Felix Andrews @felixandrews.net · 14/02/2026
This thing is stupid and I am in love with it. Look how nicely it's packaged. I'm a massive fucking idiot.
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Felix Andrews @felixandrews.net · 09/02/2026
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Felix Andrews @felixandrews.net · 08/02/2026
Close enough.
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Felix Andrews @felixandrews.net · 07/02/2026
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Felix Andrews @felixandrews.net · 04/02/2026
A user made the mistake of not having a name in mind for their fancy-pants workstation, so I channeled the spirit of @tolkoto.com during configuration. It's a fine cut of beef!
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