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I wish I could say this was a joke but… Big Rigs is coming to Steam

Yes you heard me right.

That Truck Game is coming to Steam this year.

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Level 5 has a devlog now

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Which one. I’ve got a full arsenal of inside jokes

(im more interested in seeing what people add in comments / tags..)

-submit your poll!-

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Generally I’mma just do TP and then uninstall the game, keeping the save on my Cloud because I cannot ruin my save file permanently nor do I wish to struggle against Sans or Undyne

attempting to exhibit self control

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Another hug for Yi

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Short and angry x tall and soft my beloved

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Under Sols

As the year is coming to an end, I still consider these illustrations the most fun I had so far.

Happy anniversary, Undertale Yellow, along with thank you Nine Sols for the incredible experience during my summer.

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Made a tier list for some analog horror

I’mma do an overview for my top and bottom tier placements

S tiers: Lots of classics to me and the community as a whole, including a few that predate the term “Analog horror”. Marble Hornets is a classic. TWF, FnafVHS, HaH, and Gemini are some of the pillars of the genre so of course they’re S tier material.

Now onto some of the oddities: Foundonthetape, NOC 10, and My Happiest Days. To put it simply, I like my horror to be mysterious. Strange videos that give no context save for cipher really adds to the unnerving feeling. But also two of these fall under one of my favorite types of horror, technology based horrors.

Spirits trapped in the digital release unable to get out. Monstrous entities roaming some isolated place deep beneath the surface ala SOMA, Bioshock, or System Shock.

Or somebody using Half Life maps that later get ported to GMod so you can act like a goofball in them.

If anything you need to watch an explanation on these series. Because there’s a lot more than meets the eye.

Onto the Fnaf stuff: So underwater wonders and Fazbear Toddler Fun, which I must day are a breath of fresh air for the Fnaf scene. It’s nice to see something that’s not just animatronics hunting the cameraman or recovered security footage with just the robots. We have a large mystery and some “haunted computer” action to boot.

I will say that FTF still has that odd artstyle that doesn’t really fit the era feel but a later episode I feel really does capture some of that nostalgia better at times (plus I find it kinda believable that FE would scrounge on their development given the timeframe this game would have released).

And finally The Minerva Alliance. The big thing I like here is one word: Variety. It’s kinda like SCP in a way as it’s not just one overall entity or monster, but several creatures which could easily have their own series given only a single episode before moving onto the next. It’s a nice worldbuilding format and something I don’t see often done.

D Tiers: Oh boy, first off Urbanspook is well… Not very good and relies too much on the shock factor. Plus the painter feels very unrealistic with the body count unless you’re dipping into supernatural killer or large enemy faction territory. I will say I do like the concept of a serial killer that does artwork of their victims but not how it was executed with this one.

Now why did I place Lacy and Chezzkids here? Well the big reason is the nostalgia factor as I don’t really feel either of these series hit that well as a person who grew with that type of internet stuff, namely with the artstyle. Plus Lacey’s feels like it dives too quickly into the horror aspect and it’s a bit too direct (Plus I don’t really find this type of trauma horror to be that scary and I feel that it’s been done to death by now.) ChezzKids also falls into that sort of hole as Lacey’s with me, namely with the art not feeling like a website from back in the day. There is love and care put into these projects and I understand, I don’t hate them nor is this an attack on the creators but they just don’t do it for me.

I’m just going to lop these three together. TMK really didn’t do much for me in terms of horror either, the animated bits were fun but basing it off a goofy commercial really takes away the horror from it. Sneaky’s Snack Bar was a weird one, I had no clue what was going on and the artstyle really didn’t cut it. Plus The Walten Files did it a lot better.

The Little Curse is very amateurish, def made by a kid who likes analog horror and I do commend you for trying, it’s really not scary. Just a kid having fun.

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Thinking about an interaction between Signas and Popoi. Signas would be confused to see a "cat ghost", as that's what Signas believes what Popoi is. But, he would quickly realize Popoi is the "puppet" Ms. Accord carries about with her Flying Cane. Signas will point that out immediately, shocking Popoi.

But, the shock won't last as Popoi makes creepy threats and gestures. Signas, of course, wouldn't be shaken. He's faced WAY worse than a creepy cat "puppet" that claims it is the "Prince of Darkness." I mean, our cool headed Commander almost saw the entirety of Earth destroyed in mere, few hours, witnessed lethal viruses ravage through both human and Reploid populations, and had to babysit X.

I think Signas will calmly accept Popoi's challenge to a battle, enraging the cat with his rather polite acceptance of said challenge.

Battle Start!

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guys, all Core series Pokémon games until ZA have been rated E, even Legends Arceus and SV, what the hell is going to happen in this game

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Frutiger Palafin

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so since everyone is suddenly thirsting over peepaw war crimes, I decided to look into if he appeared in any other pokemon media, what with him getting tom bombadil'd from the anime. I found this obscure japan-only trading card game manga and

I don't see the kanji for floette anywhere, so I'm assuming he nuked half of france for a fish

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didn't see anyone else make this yet so here you go

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It kinda makes me wonder if other studios do this rather frequently without us knowing since it probably saves time then simply going through their archives.

Say of that what you will but it’s an interesting look into a side of game development we likely don’t get to see too often.

Top: Nintendo has been proven to use the fan website The Spriters Resource to access sprites from their own games, instead of taking the sprites from their own archives. A sprite in Super Mario Maker (later even reused in Super Mario Maker 2) contains a pixel underneath Mario's mustache with a color that does not actually appear in Super Mario World. However, that exact color appeared in a sheet submitted to that site that was up in 2013-2015, at the time of the game's development.

Since the only way we know Nintendo used fanmade rips of their content was because they forgot to remove the pixel in this instance, it stands to reason that many more instances exist that are unknowable due to Nintendo successfully scrubbing out any traces of the original sheets.

Bottom: for everyone who is interested in sprites or is already a fan or user of The Spriters Resource, you may find it interesting to tune in to a livestream that is currently occurring whereby a new design for the site is being showcased. All feedback from the viewers is appreciated and will be considered for changes and future updates!

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And Viper Tobi’s in the lead, I was not expecting that.

I’m only counting Monsties/Monsters currently in the first two games. Deviant forms and Elder Dragons will not be included. Hopefully that touched all the bases save for Giaprey/Giadrome which I’m not going to put mostly for naming consistency.

Also yes I did notice I put Rust Duramboros twice, pls ignore that