#Game-On Expo
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tailschannel · 4 months ago
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A preview of the Sonic X Shadow Generations animation, unveiled at the 2024 Anime Expo panel. ⁠
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nonagalleryart · 1 year ago
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My partner is doing very interesting things at UK Games Expo this weekend. Come see to find out more...
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excali8ur · 1 year ago
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Doodled Leo and my cat for no particular reason
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nobigneil · 5 months ago
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Neil learning how to sign "don't be a dick"
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jaradraws · 30 days ago
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the icon of iacon !
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b0tster · 1 year ago
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looks like everyones having a blast with BBKart at the Portland Retro Gaming Expo!!
if ur there def swing by! its at the pig squad booth!
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nickpeppermint · 4 months ago
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To get a Nendoroid is the highest honour creator can receive
And correct me if i'm wrong, but it might be the very first one based on indie animation
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Only two episodes, and Digital Circus gained more support than one could ever predict
Indie is THRIVING these days and it's amazing!
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zibaldone-di-pensieri · 5 months ago
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I miss you so much... 😔
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mytheetarecold · 1 year ago
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Rathian sleeve tattoo design. This was originally a Rathalos sleeve commission surrounded by flames, but I redrew parts of it and made an ancient forest background in time for Toronto Game Expo. Gonna be boothing there on the 28th this month!
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peteneems · 4 months ago
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E3 2000
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wrathofconpics · 3 months ago
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Fan Expo Philadelphia 2024 | Aloy
Cosplayers: Message us and we’ll add your URL!
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blazehedgehog · 2 months ago
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After watching SAGE's 2024 trailer, you ever get the feeling that most people want to be making indie games instead of fan games nowadays,? Every year there's been less and less fan works there.
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This is the first year I've really felt it in any meaningful way.
There have been attempts for more than a decade to rename SAGE to drop the "Sonic" part. I've always pushed back against that and at this point the branding is too strong to give up, I think. People know about and come to SAGE because the brand is strong. Renaming it would be a death sentence.
Taking off my business hat, it's a bummer to see fangames in the minority here. Everybody wants to hop on that indie game gravy train and chase the success of Pizza Tower (seriously, count how many Pizza Tower clones are in the trailer this year) or Freedom Planet or Spark the Electric Jester or whatever.
And it's easy to congratulate people for striking out on their own and making original games. I was one of the many voices urging Sabrina to divorce Freedom Planet from the Sonic franchise and make it into an original game she could sell. So she ran a crowdfunding campaign (multiple, actually), was successful, and now we have two Freedom Planet games. And that's great!
But... does that mean all fangames should go away forever?
The example I lean on the hardest is comic books.
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A lot of the guys who created the biggest super heroes aren't around anymore. They gave up control long ago or are straight up dead now. These books are effectively officialized fanfiction now, as are the $300,000,000 movies based on them. An ever-increasing number of people writing, drawing and directing these characters today were not alive when they were originally created.
But people still keep writing Batman stories, officially or otherwise. Because there are some stories you can only tell with Batman. Now, you could break off and make your own character that's similar to Batman, build up this history for him, and then finally tell your original story with that character. And maybe that's satisfying, to have built something of your own like that.
But for one: that's a lot of work. Batman is interesting because he has decades (almost a century now) of history behind him to play off of and work with. There are people out there who will tell you to just start writing your dream story and forget about building up to it first, but that's more about motivation and confidence than the idea that stories don't need historical context.
And two: that's already been done.
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There's a good chance you know who Rob Liefeld is from his, uh, "distinctive" art style. He also created Deadpool, a katana-wielding mercenary assassin that dresses in red and black, whose real name is Wade Wilson. But before Deadpool, he created Deathstroke, a katana-wielding mercenary assassin that dresses in orange and black, whose real name is Slade Wilson.
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Here is a guy who has built a career on copying his own work (and the work of others) over and over and over again.
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Did it make Rob Liefeld rich and famous? Technically yes, but he kind of got rich because other people made better work using his characters, and he's famous for being kind of a hack.
So which is better?
Creative output you can do right here, right now, today, but is considered "fanfiction" or "fanart" or a "fangame", which may or may not lead to you being the person handling the official thing at some point down the road...
Or spending years of your life toiling to bring an original concept to life, and even if you struggle through all of the boredom and hardship of getting your original product out the door, it gets lost in the noise of now-million other creators trying to do the exact same thing. And then, at the end of your launch, after 2, 3, even 5 years of working and working and working, you've only made enough money to cover rent on your apartment for a month and a half.
Or, to put it another way:
Are you ditching fangame development because you have a legitimately great story you want to tell, or are you just doing it because you can't make money on a fangame?
Are you just creating another Bloodstrike?
As someone who has struggled to justify putting lots of hard work into a fangame myself, and have both made very popular fangames and some not-so-great original games, I don't know if I have a definitive answer for you. But I do wish there were more fangames at the fangaming event, and I will say, as always, if I could get paid a livable wage for making fangames, I would drop everything and do it in a heartbeat.
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maddafuchagurl · 10 months ago
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Happy 2024 girls and boys! Hope this year will give you some sweet surprises! ✨ My Candy Love decided to make its own gift: now all of us can play the special episode made for Japan Expo back in 2013! Buy the ring for 100 AP in the jewelry store and you can unlock a special illustration for your favorite high school crush (to get ALL of them you have to buy the ring 5 times). And remember, the whole oufit's price is 265$! Do you know the guys pay homage to some fictional characters and so the illustrations?
Castiel: Jack Sparrow (Pirates of the Caribbean) Nathaniel: Jack Vessalius (Pandora Hearts) Armin: Ezio Auditore (Assassin's Creed) Lysander: Sebastian Michaelis (Black Butler) Kentin: Shaoran (Tsubasa Reservoir Chronicle)
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rjthirsty · 4 months ago
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I SAID TO HIROTO THAT HE COULD CHOKE ME A LITTLE- IT'S OKAY AND I TURNED INTO A TOTAL DORK.
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nobigneil · 7 months ago
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"That was hysterical. Your masculinity is so fragile that MY nail polish upsets you? That's why I wear it all the time now." - Neil "not a therapist" Newbon
from Kal via @ CheekyLilPupp on twitter
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ransm · 11 months ago
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Defunctland: The Electronic Entertainment Expo
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