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felassan · 2 years ago

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A few more snippets of interest and insight from Mark Darrah, from an older Mark Darrah on Games YouTube video where he was livestreaming playing Dragon Age: Origins some months ago -

Chat said "One day we will get a BioWare game with good hair. One day." Mark replied, "I hope they have good hair this time. I think they'll have good hair. There's some really cool tech in Frostbite now that FIFA is using for pretty good hair, so might be expensive, but."

[please note this video streamed 4 months ago] "I've been pretty inaccurate on my predictions for DA:D news. I mean I would be shocked if they don't plan to do something for EA Play 2023, but then there would be no reason for them to do anything before then, to try to make their own event, but. Yeah, I would say that, if they're planning to release this year [2023], which would still be my expectation, they'll announce at, they'll have stuff at EA Play and probably date, so they can open up preorders in Europe. If they're still concerned about their date then they won't date. Normally EA Play would be in June, same time as E3. Do we have confirmation of an E3 this year?" Here chat commented, "Could you see them potentially showing up at something like the rumored Microsoft conference?" Mark replied, "It's possible, the problem with going to a console-specific conference is it's implying things that you don't necessarily want to imply. If you're a really big game like GTA or COD or something then it's fine, but for something like DA you never want to even softly imply, you have to be really careful about potentially softly implying that this is a Microsoft exclusive or a Sony exclusive. They could do it, if Microsoft made the deal sweet enough, there's always that possibility. But it's a lot easier for the really big games, you're never gonna be confused that GTA is Microsoft exclusive or that COD is a Sony exclusive, but you could make that mistake with DA, and they'd want to be very careful not to make that happen. But it could happen, but I doubt it."

Chat asked "So for whoever ends up giving the live presentation - would you have any advice for them? I imagine it's a stressful time." Mark replied, "Live, it is stressful, it's interesting though because the press conferences, the stage press conferences, you have a live audience but it's a lot quieter than say doing a PowerPoint presentation to a roomful of say 50 people. So in a way it's a lot easier, but you have to kind've get over the fact that there's 3000 people in the room with you. But if you can then it's easier than a normal presentation, because you can just practise and get smooth. Now EA practises a lot for their press conferences, which is good if you're nervous, but it does have a tendency to kind've squeeze a lot of the authenticity out of the presentation style. You can really see that in the Anthem one where it's me and Casey Hudson. We practised that like fifty times. Maybe not fifty times. At least a couple of times. It's not a good format. It takes a format that's supposed to be authentic and on the fly and turns it into something where all of the spontaneity has been squeezed out of the thing. I do think authenticity is the key, but the problem with authenticity is sometimes you get someone like at TGA saying that the Oscars are garbage. So EA would rather have 20% less authenticity, with 50% less chance of someone going massively off-script. I actually don't agree, I think it's the wrong tradeoff, but they would rather take the safe route."

Chat said "I feel like the Warden and Darkspawn story arcs have taken a back seat to the templars and mages. Do you think it's likely they will ever revisit the Blight threads?" Mark replied "I think the Blight will be probably relevant."

"I would be very surprised if the Architect showed up in DA:D. They could collapse the quantum of him though, if they wanted to bring him back, they would just do that. If he was killed, he body-hopped, same as Corypheus did. They could do that. I don't think they will."

"Isabela is quite quantum."

"Boss design like the Mother in Awakening definitely would not fly today."

"Any of the books that happen after a game are canon only so much in that they, the events that happen in them are treated as happening, but they aren't necessarily treated as 'whose alive and whose dead', for canon. But things that happen before stuff, like The Calling, I think are treated as fully canon. Like I think Absolution will be treated as canon, like Fairbanks will be dead. There's nothing in there that violates any possible worldstate. But sort've like, from a canon perspective, there's sort've like several layers. There's, what is, base canon, in terms of what we choose, like fully canon would mean it applies, is canon for everyone. Whereas there's also the, like, what is the default, what is default canon, what is written to. But if things that can potentially be violated by different playstates, the writers will tend to try to write away from them so that we don't suddenly have something happening that violates your playthrough. So something that can be true for everyone is more likely to occur. Something that might happen for someone else, I mean, obviously that's been violated, like Leliana shows up even if she's dead in DA:I, but that's why it's lampshaded. So that if you kill her, it's explained why she's alive. Masked Empire is fully canon for the same reason, because it doesn't have any way of violating anything. Doesn't mean that some things that are presented aren't recontextualized, but."

"RPGs don't demo [at conferences and events] super-well because they require so much context. The best I ever saw honestly was probably, I saw Skyrim once at an E3 but I didn't play it. They'd set it up in such a way that when you were standing in line to play it or just kinda walking by you could see other people playing it. I actually didn't play it at that E3. Standing there for five or ten minutes watching other people play it was probably the best RPG demo I've ever seen, because you were distant from it, so you kind've accepted a little bit less context. So you kinda want that, but you can't really get that, so you either ended up doing what BioWare usually does which is a behind-closed-doors 45 minute demo, which gives the context, but you can only get a certain number of people through it. Or you have something that's really tight for stage. When demo-ing an RPG you need to set up the story, the conflict, but you also need to somehow sort've establish how this plays. With a shooter you kind've know. Do you show character generation in an RPG demo? You never do but kind've people care about that a lot so you kinda should."

"One of the best [demos] from a story perspective that I ever saw was Mass Effect 2, it showed the beginning of the game, the bit with you walking through, the bit where Shepard dies, and showed it as if it was the end of the game. So a big misdirection. But I think that you kind've have to do some sort've, and I guess we did something, not as effective, but kind've the same in DA:I where we showed Future Redcliffe essentially as an ending of the game or as something that would happen."

"The PAX demo of DA:I was the game as we understood it at the time. A lot of stuff we showed at PAX ended up not getting into the final game, so people get mad when demos misrepresent the game, but sometimes that's happening because the game changes after the demo. Not because it was a lie, it was the truth at the moment, it's much more likely to happen with an RPG than it is to happen with other things. With shooters you might get something like big fidelity degradation but you're unlikely to get significant changes to mechanics."

"Hira in Absolution starts out being really bad at [levitating/flying on a disc], and then gets really good in like a later episode, I feel like she should've, or I guess it's in the same episode, she's way better all of a sudden at levitating, at flying."

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He also talked more generally about DA:O and the franchise and things in general. These bits are collected under a cut due to length -

Chat said "I still say Velanna would have made way more sense for turning Justice into Vengeance." Mark said "Yeah, Velanna definitely has a lot more revenge in her than Anders does at this point." Chat then commented "Like, if it was about justice for the elves, that would have been a better fit for Velanna." Mark replied "Yeah it wouldn't have made sense for DAII, like what is she doing in Kirkwall?"

"With darkspawn [structures and items] it's always a little over, there's a lot of decoration for something darkspawn cobble together"

"Awakening is a bit blobby"

In the Mother's Lair, chat said "The lair is the same as the place Morrigan found the eluvian. Is this on purpose or just asset reuse?" Mark replied "I think it was asset reuse"

"The Sacred Ashes trailer was made by Blur. Blur is not cheap. I don't think you can compare it with in-game cutscenes"

Chat asked "Was the thrown dagger mechanic in Mark of the Assassin too large a file packet to be in the base game? It changed everything for rogues." Mark replied, "It didn't exist in the base game, it was added just to give them a ranged weapon, it's not that it couldn't fit. Why didn't it get put back in? It's not so much that it was definitely going to be big, but it would be hard to know for sure without very carefully testing the whole game all over again. Because it is extra memory. Some of the stuff in Awakening for example does actually blow memory on consoles on the main game if you take it back, which, there was some way you could do that. It did something bad, so it had to be changed"

When the Architect appears to the Warden before the confrontation with the Mother, chat mentioned that he doesn't mention how the Fifth Blight started and refers to being "born". Chat said "I wonder if the Architect is just a magister like Corypheus? He says he was 'born' but maybe that's just a play on words." Mark said "At this point he's acting like he doesn't remember. Yeah, he's acting like he doesn't know what he is. Yeah I don't think you learn any of that stuff here. Does he not know/remember? Or is he hiding it?"

Chat said "I've never killed Leliana, what was the explanation in DA:I for her being alive?" Mark replied "The explanation is pretty loose but it's basically, the Urn was right there so it brought her back to life. Though it is possible that you decapitate her in that fight, so that is a bit of a stretch in certain circumstances."

"Solas is the master of 'didn't think this through'"

"It wasn't that it wasn't being contemplated, DA was just never intended to be a series. DA:O was always conceived of as a standalone game, which is why there are all these weird things in the end screens of DA:O, especially where it's like 'oh, you know, the entire world fell into a volcano'. By the time that DA:O was coming out, EA wanted a sequel. It was actually before EA that it was conceived of as a single franchise, it was to work on a sequel to DAII before DA:O was even out. That's when/why I came on. So it wasn't, what became DAII wasn't what was being worked on in that time. The SW:TOR delay made DAII, but it didn't make there be a sequel"

"I don't know if they'll ever do a Dragon Age legendary edition. EA does not like spending money. With DA:O you kinda have to decide if you're remastering or remaking. If you're remastering, you just let all of the iffy bits stand"

"A lot of the end screens in DA:O and Awakening, they're causing weird things for the future. The one I used to bring up a lot was the werewolves. You could literally end DA:O with werewolves just rampaging over parts of Ferelden. Or there's also like a potential dwarven civil war coming."

"DA:I was definitely considering collapsing the quantum state as much as it could, whereas DA:O doesn't care, it's just like whatever, make the world be a completely ridiculous quantum state, you're basically not guaranteed that anyone makes it through this alive"

"The problem with Oghren in Awakening is it's like they rewind him back to how he is when you meet him, so it undoes everything. Oghren is very 2D in Awakening"

"An RPG is more like a buffet, it's about providing a lot of features and you engage with some of them, you kind've like some of them, you can tolerate some of them, you don't engage with other ones. Whereas a lot of other game genres are much more about excellent execution on your core loop. An RPG isn't really about that as much. I think that's to some degree one of the problems with Anthem has, is that, you know, it's made by a company that's used to 70 B features combining into an A+ feature. And for a looter shooter it's not really that, it's two or three A features combining into an A+ feature. So there's just a friction in some of the pieces of Anthem that are fine for RPGs but not fine for a looter shooter. And you know, looter shooters aren't even the pinnacle of that"

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(pls note that in places there is a bit of paraphrasing of the info, the best source is always the primary source with full quotes in their original context)

#dragon age #bioware #video games #long post #longpost #dragon age: dreadwolf #dragon age 4 #the dread wolf rises #da4 #dragon age: absolution #dragon age: absolution spoilers #solas #sw:tor #anthem #mass effect #morrigan #queen of my heart

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theclubhero-blog · 15 days ago

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Como ‘Indiana Jones’ e ‘Call of Duty’ estão colocando o Xbox à frente do PlayStation e da Nintendo

Por Vinicius Torres Oliveira

A divisão de jogos da Microsoft, depois de gastar bilhões em desenvolvedores e editoras nos últimos três anos, está vendo suas grandes apostas darem resultado. No quarto trimestre de 2024, quando os consumidores procuram comprar e presentear títulos AAA, não há uma nova geração de consoles — geralmente a força motriz por trás das compras de jogos — no mercado. E o Xbox está na melhor posição para receber o dinheiro do Natal com o lançamento em 9 de dezembro de “Indiana Jones e o Grande Círculo ”, o maior jogo novo do setor do ano.

Desenvolvido pela MachineGames da Bethesda em parceria com a Lucasfilm, “Grande Círculo” estava em desenvolvimento desde antes da aquisição da ZeniMax, controladora da Bethesda, pela Microsoft em 2021 e tem sido um título muito aguardado ao longo dos cinco anos em que esteve em desenvolvimento.

Agora, “Indiana Jones e o Grande Círculo” é a maior prioridade do Xbox para 2024 e vem na esteira do lançamento em 25 de outubro da mais recente adição à série “Call of Duty” produzida pela Activision, “Black Ops 6”, que veio por meio do grande compra da Microsoft com a Activision Blizzard fechado no ano passado. A Microsoft disse que “Black Ops 6” teve o maior fim de semana de abertura de qualquer jogo da franquia e manteve esse status no mês passado — classificando-se em primeiro lugar no total de jogadores, horas jogadas e partidas totais. A empresa não divulgou os números de vendas de “Black Ops 6”, mas disse que com seu lançamento, a franquia “Call of Duty” já vendeu mais de 500 milhões de cópias.

O momento colocou o Xbox na frente do rival de longa data PlayStation. “De uma perspectiva de conteúdo puro, devemos concluir que o portfólio da Microsoft agora é bem mais forte do que o da Sony”, escreveu o analista Clay Griffin da MoffettNathanson em uma nota de pesquisa de 26 de novembro.

Assim como com “Black Ops 6”, a Microsoft está disponibilizando “Grande Círculo” para assinantes do Xbox Game Pass sem custo adicional — algo parecido com o modelo da Netflix. O que torna ainda mais acessiveis a um maior público.

#gaming #xbox #playstation #nintendo

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genmasp · 1 month ago

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ftr: Rabbit

Sistema Saturn | Produttore Electronic Arts Victor | Sviluppatore Aorn | Versione Giapponese | Uscita 27 giugno 1997

Negli anni ’90, il panorama dei videogiochi era caratterizzato da una competizione feroce nel genere dei picchiaduro, con titoli iconici come Street Fighter e Mortal Kombat che dominavano la scena. In questo contesto affollato, Rabbit, sviluppato da Aorn e pubblicato nel 1997, è l’esempio perfetto di titolo ambizioso ma poco conosciuto per Sega Saturn, una console che ha sempre avuto un legame forte con i picchiaduro bidimensionali.

Il gioco si distingue per il suo stile unico e per l’innovativo sistema “beast spirit”: in Rabbit, infatti, ogni combattente è affiancato da uno spirito animale che può influenzare la strategia e l'esito della sfida. Questa meccanica, pur non essendo originale, è implementata in modo creativo, offrendo una profondità tattica che lo separa da molti concorrenti dell’epoca. L’esperimento però non fu sufficiente da solo a garantirgli una diffusione significativa.

Il Saturn, all’epoca, stava lottando per affermarsi contro le rivali di Sony e Nintendo e, sebbene la console Sega fosse particolarmente amata dagli appassionati di picchiaduro, grazie a conversioni eccellenti di titoli arcade ed a produzioni originali come Virtua Fighter 2 e Fighting Vipers, essa non riusciva a conquistare il mercato occidentale. Rabbit, come molti giochi del Saturn, rimase confinato al solo mercato giapponese, tagliando fuori un pubblico internazionale che poteva potenzialmente apprezzarlo.

Un altro fattore che contribuì all’oscurità del titolo di Aorn fu la sua pubblicazione tardiva nel ciclo vitale della console. Nel 1997, l’interesse per il Saturn stava già calando, con molti sviluppatori che iniziavano a concentrarsi su nuove piattaforme relativamente più performanti. Questo contesto limitò ulteriormente l’attenzione dedicata al gioco, che passò inosservato anche tra i fan del genere. Eppure, anche dal punto di vista tecnico, Rabbit è un piccolo gioiello. I personaggi sono splendidamente animati e il design artistico riflette l’estetica degli anni ’90, con un mix di fantasy e cultura giapponese.

Il gioco è oggi considerato una rarità da collezionisti e appassionati, un esempio affascinante delle gemme nascoste nella libreria della console a 32 bit di Sega. Nonostante il suo destino, Rabbit resta un piccolo frammento della storia del picchiaduro, ricordato per la sua unicità e per il tentativo di distinguersi in un’epoca dominata dai grandi nomi del genere.

La versione Arcade L’arcade di Rabbit sfrutta l’hardware Seibu SPI per offrire animazioni fluide e una resa grafica superiore alla versione Saturn. Rispetto al porting casalingo, l’arcade presenta un gameplay più veloce e transizioni senza tempi di caricamento. Mancano ovviamente la modalità allenamento e le opzioni di personalizzazione della difficoltà, presenti invece sul Saturn. Progettato per sessioni in sala giochi, Rabbit si focalizza sull’immediatezza, sacrificando le aggiunte che avrebbero arricchito l’esperienza domestica.

Immagini Hardcore Gaming 101, MobyGames.

#feature

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archoneddzs15 · 3 months ago

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Sega Saturn - Simulation Zoo

Title: Simulation Zoo / シミュレーションズー

Developer: Computer & Entertainment Inc. (C & E) Taiwan

Publisher: Soft Bank

Release date: 7 February 1997

Catalogue No.: T-18611G

Genre: Simulation

The title of this game says it all really. A simulation game based around a zoo. Never played it and unlikely that I ever will play it in the future. One that will stay in the collection box forever.

Simulation Zoo is pretty unique as it stands as C&E's only licensed video game for a Sega (and Sony) system - their previous works for the Sega Mega Drive and Nintendo Famicom had all been produced without a license and released only in mainland Asia.

C&E, once among the largest entertainment software companies in Taiwan, is best known for Super Fighter (Kuai Da Zhi Zun / 快打至尊), an MS-DOS fighting game also known as Fatal Encounter; and Beggar Prince (Xin Qigai Wangzi / 新乞丐王子), a Mega Drive RPG based on the Mark Twain book Prince and the Pauper. C&E also made one game for Taiwan's game console, the Funtech Super A'Can - Super Taiwanese Baseball League (Chaoji Zhonghua Zhibang Lianmeng / 超級中華職棒聯盟).

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#sega saturn #Youtube

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seerofmike · 1 year ago

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mike 2023 year in review

whats up, this is something i started last year where i decided at the end of the year i would talk about 7 movies + 7 viddy games i enjoyed this year (the movies will be 2023 releases, the games will be all over the place). this is so i can look back on the future on the things i enjoyed this year but since im posting it publicly most of these will be written as recommendations i guess

also i did not have a lot of money to see movies this year so most of these will be IP movies :( sawi. also also 2023 was a mega good year for gaming. or so i've heard. most of the big 2023 games this year either came out on consoles i don't own (nintendo + sony releases), are next-gen only as far as xbox goes or unable to run on my dinky little laptop (AW2, the finals, re4, etc) or are just games in genres i dont really give a shit about (bg3, starfield, sea of stars). significant 2023 games i did play this year were dave the diver and dredge but not enough to be on the list. maybe next year hehe

anyways without further ado. my top 7 movies and top 7 games this year, in alternating (movie/game/move/game/etc) AND alphabetical order:

Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse

yeah you knew this shit was going on here. i saw this movie 8(eight) times in theaters. the first two times were because of the audio issues with the first cut but the rest was because the movie fucked babeeeeey. you don't need me to tell you how good this was

The Cosmic Wheel Sisterhood (2023)

ok listen before i recommend this game i have to be mean to make a point first. if you know anything about me you know i think tarot is stupid as fuck and i think witchy nonsense is. well. just that. nonsense. it makes me roll my eyes especially the particular brand of like. r/WitchesVersusPatriarchy stuff. man i just dont like any sort of spiritualism or religious stuff. with that being said this game fucks tremendously and i cannot recommend it enough

you get to design your own tarot deck and each card will be unique and have meanings based on the templates you're given. you can then use these cards to tell your friends' fortunes. except it goes way deeper than that but i dont want to spoil the twist for you. also it kind of becomes a different game midway through but i like management games so its fine. anyways good game and very repayable with all the card designs you can make and fortunes you can read. art style is also very nice.

(more under da cut)

Barbie

man i know a lot of people dont like this movie after the hype wore off because its Baby's First Feminism. and that's fine. i don't really think it was trying to achieve some uber deep commentary. but the set design and costuming was great and you could tell the actors and crew were having so much fucking fun and as someone who wants to go into movies i will always like movies where the people making them are having fun.

The Murder of Sonic the Hedgehog (2023)

i like the visual novel where everyone dresses in a funny costume and sonic fucking dies ok. it was so cute and had very good characterization for people i didnt think would ever be in the focus of a game again like espio ........go play the murder of sonic thee hedge

Bottoms

this one is probably my 2nd favorite movie of the year tbh. i need more absurdist gay comedies. i wish i could go on about how hilarious this movie is but i dont wanna give away all jokes but anyways go watch the lesbian incel movie and have a good time

Potionomics (2022)

if i had a nickel for every gay witch game i played this year with significant card and management mechanics and appealing art i'd have two nickels. which isn't a lot but it's weird that it happened twice.

anyways potionomics is absolutely my favorite game that i've played this year. it's not all that similar to cosmic wheel sisterhood despite the basic concept and some gameplay elements. CWS is more like a visual novel. potionomics is a fucking nightmare and i love it SO much.

you brew potions and then sell them by haggling with customers using cards. customers can haggle back and it can get VERY difficult. everything you do takes up limited time slots such as gathering ingredients and brewing potions and visiting your friends and btw you can visit your friends and all of the characters are incredibly charming and i had trouble picking which one to romance. (roxanne my beloved <3) (also the white haired character in the screenshot above is a nonbinary goblin :) ) (this game has CAT PIRATES)

the game also rewards you with befriending the characters and gives you cards the deeper your relationships become and new gameplay mechanics open themselves up to you until the last couple stretches of the game. it's very fun, very stressful, but very rewarding once you figure out how to maximize your profits and use up your time slots effectively. i had a fucking blast.

also the animation is so good. literally the best animation on this sort of stylized 3d model in a game i've ever seen. PLEASE play potionomics.

Guardians of the Galaxy 3

god man. i just love the guardians so much. tbh this is my least favorite movie of the trilogy but all three of them are easily better than nearly every other marvel movie regardless. i love nebula and rocket so much and seeing small moments between them like her choking up when she hears he's okay fucking Gets To Me. i loved me asshole mercenaries who become a found family and try to be good people.

Prey (2017)

prey is not my favorite game this year nor my favorite survival sim but the first five or so hours of this game were the most engrossed i was in a game this year. towards the middle and ending portions it starts to lose me a little bit (the game is still good!) but the beginning was absolutely the best part.

being trapped in space with aliens that can mimic items in your surroundings leaves you extremely paranoid, and combing through the station finding recordings and notes and evidence of the lives of the people who were once there, knowing that most of them are probably dead--while monsters lurk around the corner ready to fuck your shit up--was deeply engrossing. i wish i could erase my brain and experience those first hours again being terrified of everything that moved before i got a shotgun and figured out how to win fights pretty regularly lol

Killers of the Flower Moon

if you're gonna watch a 3 hour movie this year about atrocities committed in the past i'd recommend this one over The Other One tbh. i found it deeply engaging and thought lily gladstone gave a great performance that easily outshone leo. the events of the movie are deeply harrowing and i think there is definitely some discussion to be had about how the movie centers on the white men despite scorses's intentions but the technical work was great and i think it really does a good job of showing just how deep this shit went in the community as opposed to being 'just a couple of bad whites' or w/e other narrative people will try to spin.

Psycholonials (2021)

im gonna go ahead and say right now i don't really recommend this game unless you are familiar with andrew hussie and HS/their other work. i think the game was fine but tbh it probably would not have been on my list if it was made by anyone else. that's not to say it's bad, just like. nothing mind blowing.

that being said i did very much enjoy this game in the sense that, as someone who DOES know a thing or two about andrew hussie, the way they feel about their work (especially HS in the years afterward), it was interesting seeing them make a game about starting a cult by accident, with all the gender fuckery and feelings of paranoia about being cancelled and how out of control its become feeling like a little glimpse into them. watching how manic and obsessive the protag gets with several years of Hussie Context(tm) makes this way more interesting than the game itself if im being fully honest.

if the game truly sucked it wouldn't be on here but do take my word for it that you'd probably appreciate it way more if you were a HS fan LMAO

Skinamarink (2022)

ok so technically skinamarink came out in 2022 BUT it got a theatrical release in january 2023 which is when *i* saw it so i'm counting it as a 2023 movie. anyways skinamarink is simultaneously very scary and also boring as shit and i could never actually recommend this movie to anyone but the fact that it was made at all and made a PROFIT is outstanding to me and i'm obsessed with it as an aspiring filmmaker. an hour and fourty minutes of staring at a dark corner to build atmosphere. fuck yeah

Venba (2023)

this one's very short but i found it very compelling despite how short it was. it almost felt TOO short but i like it for what it is. as the son (and grandson) of mexican immigrants who often regretted migrating for cultural and language reasons this really connected with me and the cooking puzzles were fun but i really wisht here was more of them. it's less about the puzzles though and more about the narrative and i thought it was really smart to make the throughline food. very good game. buy it.

TMNT: Mutant Mayhem

look at my fucking sons. everyone say thank you spider verse for changing the animation industry. i love how the boys' VAs were just goofing off and having fun and bouncing off each other it was great

This War of Mine (2014)

this one is a survival management game where you have to scavenge for materials somewhere in war-torn eastern europe with some stealth mechanics. some of your characters die very easy and some characters have 'negative' traits like being unable to sneak out or fight or drink up all your alcohol and it's not like the best in its genre but i did spend a ton of time in it. i still need to finish like a single scenario and not a custom game LMAO

#mike 2023 in review

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flow-geek · 11 months ago

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COMO ESTA O PS3 HOJE? Veja como está o console mais polêmico e mal visto da história da Sony

Um console da Sony com mais de 15 anos de existência, continua tendo jogadores, mesmo depois de 2 gerações de consoles? Por incrível que pareça, sim! Contando com mais de 2 milhões de usuários por mês.

De seu começo pra cá, varias coisas chegaram para o console, principalmente maneiras para desbloquear o PS3. Os mais fáceis de se realizar, são o HEN e o CFW, que com a ajuda da ainda ativa Playstation Network deu força para o videogame continuar vivo até hoje.

Além disso, vários jogos têm sido “revividos” em questão de modo online, pois os desenvolvedores haviam desativados os servidores, é o caso de: GTA Online (GTA: OG), CS:GO, Portal 2 Coop, MW3, Starhawk e vários outros.Por fim os Influenciadores mais famosos escolhem o PS3 para jogar e também para serviços de streaming.

Feito por: Pedro Lucas Alves Muniz

#ps3 #gaming consoles #playstation #gamer

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saudosos · 1 year ago

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Agora sei porque escolheu Paris. A arte move você! Estou encaixando as peças do seu quebra-cabeça.

Sempre desenho meu rosto em meus desenhos, é a referência mais fácil que tenho. É verdade, você consegue me imaginar através dos meus desenhos. Mas você já viu uma foto minha, sem saber que é eu. Existe um print, de uma frase “autoral” que reblogou recentemente. Hehe pronto, mistério resolvido!

Não ter os olhos como eu os imaginava não é nenhum problema. Adoraria me perder em seu sorriso assim mesmo.

6 graus? Que delícia! Uma pena estar a uma distância considerável neste momento. Adoraria partilhar desse inverno com você. Em contrapartida, aqui se inicia o verão. Apesar das altas temperaturas durante o dia, a chuva a noite ameniza bastante a sensação de calor.

Aproveitando para responder a sua pergunta, eu tenho PlayStations e Xboxs. Sim, em plural. Os consoles atuais e os antigos. Sobre Nintendo, eu vendi meu Switch pois precisava de dinheiro á época, mas foi uma ótima companhia durante minhas viagens. Meu DS está em seu ultimo suspiro e meu 3DS já não está funcionando há anos também. Adoraria jogar o novo Zelda…

Você disse Lego? Isso é sério? Como pode? Mais uma coincidência!

Bom diazinho… No meu caso, boa tarde. Ao contrário de si, posso afirmar que minhas consolas continuam como novas, acabadas de sair da loja. Sempre tive muito zelo por minhas coisas, apesar que neste natal tive que comprar um joystick novo pro PlayStation… Sobre PlayStation… tenho o baby, do baby pulei pro 3 , o 4 e o 5… Não tive aquele primeiro PlayStation que era maior, o meu era o baby. Não tive o 2… Na época , desejava, todavia, não dava pra comprar, mas quando deu , foi só coleção hahaha… Apesar de estar por dentro do mundo da Sony, Nintendo era o meu ponto fraco, por conta de como disse te anteriormente, Pokémon. O Charizard sempre foi o meu preferido. Sempre fui tão apreciadora de Pokemon, que cheguei a participar e ir para a final em torneios de deck… Sim, só parei de comprar busters e investir meu dinheiro nesse ramo, quando calhou para mim um Charizard raro da primeira edição . Todas as minhas cartas estão até em capas protetoras… Pois bem, tenho os game boy pocket, game boy color, advance, Nintendo 3dsxl, só por causa de Pokémon… Mas, obviamente, jogo o queridinho Mário e a partir do momento que você conhece Zelda, é um caminho sem volta…

Aqui pela Europa, tem algumas lojas próprias de Lego espalhadas… Estive há pouco, numa localizada num shopping na cidade lusitana de Porto. INCRÍVEL! Sim, foi em caixa alta mesmo para expressar o quão espetacular é… Adquiri , obviamente, alguns legos… Legos de Hogwarts… No entanto, lá você também pode montar seus próprios bonequinhos de Lego, monte três e pague o pack de três , que sai por uma bagatela de 10 euros o pack de três bonequinhos montados a seu gosto com cinco acessórios. Sim, acabei por fazer alguns packs de três………

Sobre Draco… Ele me chamou a atenção desde a primeira cena a qual encena… Sempre tive atração pelos personagens mais complexos ou os que ninguém teria por sentirem atração pelo principal… De Hogwarts, meu favorito é o Draco, mas também tenho um queridinho… Cedrico Diggory. Tenho até um amigo que construí uma amizade aqui que ele me chama de Luna por ser sonhadora, por me preocupar com as pessoas, por ter responsabilidade afetiva, e eu o chamo de Cedrico. Mas, ele não gosta do Cedrico, diz que o Cedrico fez só figuração no “cálice de fogo” hahaha…

Amei o expresso de Hogwarts! Não tenho! Já quero! Sinta-se aplaudido!!!!!

Já disse te , sou exatamente como imaginas que eu seja, tirando os olhos claros…

E desculpa, vou te contar um segredinho meu, um defeito na realidade… Sou meio lerda! Desligada em potencial…! Vou ter que voltar alguns reblogues para ver se encontro alguma foto sua…

Um aperto de mãos com luvas.

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Hi, before I explain my post, I want to say something important.

• What you see my blog has become a major overhaul. And despite the changes, I decided that my 2nd account will be now my artwork blog with a secret twist.

⚠️NEW RULE! (W/ BIGGER TEXT!)⚠️

⚠️ SO PLEASE DO NOT SHARE MY 2nd ACCOUNT TO EVERYONE! THIS SECRECY BLOG OF MINE IS FOR CLOSES FRIENDS ONLY!⚠️

• AND FOR MY CLOSES FRIENDS, DON’T REBLOG IT. INSTEAD, JUST COPY MY LINK AND PASTE IT ON YOUR TUMBLR POST! JUST BE SURE THE IMAGE WILL BE REMOVED AND THE ONLY LEFT WAS THE TEXT.

⚠️ SHARING LINKS, LIKE POSTS, REBLOG POSTS, STEALING MY SNAPSHOT PHOTOS/RECORDED VIDEOS/ARTWORKS (a.k.a. ART THIEVES) OR PLAGIARIZING FROM UNKNOWN TUMBLR STRANGERS WILL IMMEDIATELY BE BLOCKED, RIGHT AWAY!⚠️

😡 WHATEVER YOU DO, DO NOT EVER LIKED & REBLOG MY SECRET POST! THIS IS FOR MY SECRET FRIENDS ONLY, NOT YOU! 😡

Okay? Capiche? Make sense? Good, now back to the post…↓

#Onthisday: Nov 19th, 2016

Title: Extreme Daphne Type Sthesia Excellia

I've seen a gameplay arcade of Extreme Gundam Type Sthesia Excellia from "Mobile Suit Gundam EXTREME VS Maxi Boost ON" (both 2016 arcade and the console PS4 exclusive), and It so awesome game that I've ever seen. Unfortunately, the Gundam Versus arcade game is exclusively to Japan. 🕹️🇯🇵 That is, until 2020 when Bandai Namco released the console port for the PS4 as an exclusive (both inside and outside Japan), but it can also run on Sony's next gen, the PS5 (with loading process was completely non-existed). 🙂

• Click here to watch a gameplay - [CLICK ME!]. 🖱️🖥️

• That's why, I drew Daphne with her new "Cuteness Mecha Armor", "Extreme Type Sthesia Excellia". 😁🐰🤖

Extreme Daphne Type Sthesia Excellia Came from the real: Extreme Gundam Type Sthesia Excellia [CLICK ME!].

Armament(s):

Beam Sabers • The unit's standard close combat weapon. This weapon is also used as throwable beam daggers.

Kreuz des Südens • The unit's standard long ranged armament. In its normal folded form, it functions like an ordinary high-powered beam rifle akin to a launcher weapon or can fire a large devastating beam. At full power, it unfolds to reveal several beam guns to expand its range.

Halbmond • Excellia's unique melee weapon that resembles a long beam sword. Rather than being stored physically on the machine, it is materialized from data out of thin air.

Sphere Bits • A set of sphere bits used to remotely attack any opponents. These are launched from the hand.

Shield Bits • A set of round shield bits located on the shoulders that can protect the Excellia or allies from enemy attacks.

Special Feature(s):

Link Rephaser • Invokes the power of the Dark Sthesias, allowing the use of one attack from each of the armor Extreme Rephaser variants. From the Tachyon, it brandishes the Halbmond and charges at the opponent. From Carnage, the Gundam fires a large orange beam of energy from both hands. Using Ignis, it fires three spheres of freezing energy in a fanning formation to immobilize enemies. Through the Mystic, it twirls the Halbmond above its head, creating a powerful whirlwind that sends enemy mobile suits flying into the air.

Milchstraße • This unit's Burst Attack, the head's hat-like visor locks into place as it fires a fanning radiating beam from the Kreuz des Südens in cross mode. Magic circles are also formed beneath its feet to form a potent barrier that protects it from all incoming attacks.

Daphne Synchron (Gumball OC) - owned by Estar99 (dA) Armor (Gundam EXA) - Gundam Series © Bandai Namco Filmworks, Inc. (SUNRISE), Sotsu

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