#Graphic Design and Animated Videos UK

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Super Famicom - Rise of the Robots

Title: Rise of the Robots / ライズ オブ ザ ロボッツ

Developer: Mirage Technologies (Multimedia) Ltd. UK / Instinct Design / Data Design Interactive Ltd.

Publisher: T&E SOFT

Release date: 22 December 1994

Catalogue Code: SHVC-AROJ-JPN

Genre: 2D Cybernetic Fighting

No. of Players: 1-2

The story involves a computer virus that has infected the robots of a large mega-corporation. Many of these robots are top-secret military projects that pose a serious threat to the populace's safety, so a highly advanced prototype Cyborg combat unit is deployed to tackle the threat and to take the robots offline. The game itself is a straightforward round-based, one-on-one beat 'em up that involves the player tackling increasingly difficult robot adversaries, all before a final showdown with the Supervisor, a shameless rip-off of the T-1000 from Terminator 2.

To call this a beat 'em up is to give the game credentials it really does not deserve. The game features a ridiculously tiny set of moves (little more than a punch and kick) and some of the worst AI ever to grace a fighting game. The key to winning is to find an attack pattern than works against each robot and to repeat it ad infinitum, until the enemy is defeated. Any attempt to deviate from the attack pattern will see you beaten into submission quickly and decisively. For one thing, the graphics are incredible for the Super Famicom. The game even has frigging FMVs. The sound is also amazing for the system, I would listen to this stuff on my PSP. That's all I like, though......

As soon as you start the first round, the game instantly rockets downward. The first problem I noticed is the pathetic A.I. you can win the ENTIRE game by pressing the medium kick button. I just gave the most useful tactic. NO JOKE. The animation is as stiff as a wooden board. The Multiplayer is best described as unplayable, because the characters are so unbelievably unbalanced, and you can only play as the blue guy who beats the drums. It's tedious as ALL HELL.

Leading up to the game's release, the video game press had gone into something of a frenzy as Mirage (the original developers) promised gamers that this would be a revolutionary fighting game featuring state of the art AI, never-before-seen graphics and an audio score by Brian May. The PC version did at least feature some relatively high resolution (for the time) pre-rendered 3D graphics, but the core game was terrible. With lower screen resolution and limited storage capacity, the graphics look considerably worse in this version. The cut-scenes are still present, but are just a couple of seconds long and look rubbish.

The Super Famicom version (this was the only version released in Japan to my knowledge) does at least attempt to correct some of the shortcomings of the other versions. For example, this is the only version where it's possible to jump over your opponent and have characters change the direction they're facing. There's also parallax scrolling in the game's backdrops, and I suppose the character movement and animation is quite smooth. None of this, however, means that the game is any fun to play; it isn't! Rise of the Robots is just a rubbish game, pure and simple. This is a game to be forever scorned with derision and featuring prominently in any top ten "worst games of all time" listings. This is a shining example of what polish can do to human minds, I didn't buy the game when it came out, because I could see the warning signs a mile away. (Over hype, people.) This proves that graphics don't make the game.

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Welcome! ✨

𖡼𖤣𖥧𖡼𓋼𖤣𖥧𓋼𓍊𖡼𖤣𖥧𖡼𓋼𖤣𖥧𓋼𓍊𖡼𖤣𖥧𖡼𓋼𖤣𖥧𓋼𓍊

Hi everyone! I thought I’d make an intro post that I can pin at the top of my page so that new followers (and current followers!) can get to know a bit more about me!

My name is Hollie, I’m 23 and I’m from the UK. My pronouns are she/her. I have a degree in Graphic Design (which I hope to start my career in one day!). I have a dog called Alfie and a cat called Smudge who are my absolute world 🤍 Here are some more facts about me!

I’m a Sagittarius - I love all things astrology!

My favourite colour is purple

I have 2 tattoos, flowers on my right shoulder and on my right arm/wrist, but I want more and have a whole list of ideas in my notes app

I believe in the paranormal

I love music and couldn’t live without my Spotify! My favourite musicians are: Grimes, Lord Huron, Noah Kahan, Phoebe Bridgers, Glass Animals, Michael Jackson, Pendulum, Tame Impala and BMTH (Very random, I know!)

My favourite movie of all time is Wreck-it Ralph and has been since I was about 13

My favourite video games are: Red Dead Redemption 1 & 2, Resident Evil 7 & 8, The Last of Us, Cyberpunk 2077, GTA 5, Uncharted, Ghost of Tsushima, Horizon and Detroit: Become Human!

I absolutely love Animal Crossing, my first game was Let’s Go to the City on the Wii - My friend in primary school recommended it and I saved up for it with my pocket money!

I am obsessed with The Sims!

My favourite fictional character of all time is Arthur Morgan

I love all things vintage and retro, mostly 50s and 60s! I love the music and fashion

I am very accident prone, in my life I have broken my leg, fractured my arm and dislocated my ankle!

I have struggled with anxiety/depression since I was young, as well as OCD - I am also awaiting an autism assessment, but of course things like that take years on the NHS here in the UK

My favourite YouTubers are CallMeKevin, Daniel Howell and AmazingPhil, Plumbella, Steph0Sims, Roly, Pewdiepie and Daz Games!

Welcome to my blog! Feel free to send me a message or an ask, I’d love to make some friends! 🤍✨

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I thought this one would be just another developer of mobile game that use The Sims 4 contents in its (fake) ads to fraud users by making people belive it is its game, when it has a completely different gameplay.

Unfortunately, Room Makover by FlyBird Casual Games is much more than this.

Room Makover has plenty of false ads. This time I actually tried the game, because the pictures and videos on Google Play were cute and I decided to give it a try.

I was so naive. Happens that the whole page on Google Play is full of fake contents.

It's just one of those mobile games in which you have to match and remove nails. Every time you pass a level, you will rewarded with bills that you can use to unlock part of a building under "makeover". You have just three option for every part of the building or the room to choose between.

There is nothing creative. Not actual building or cluttering rooms or decoring.

As, always, since I'm a curious little bitch, I decided to dig further into this FlyBird Casual Game and... Oh. God. Their site looks even less legit than LUCKY FORTUNE GAMES' one!

It is just a void page. There is nothing here. NOTHING. The only two working section are the privacy and conditions of use, in which they try to convince you that they didn't have any liability for damages or fraud committed.

The privacy one is curious, because mentions this Commissioner's Office in UK and a long list of partners. Both for ads and for data collection, which is hugely uncommon for this kind of games.

Sooooo... In this magical list of apps, I noticed a few tech nightmares, which I will explain briefly here:

Aarki is an AI company that builds advertising solutions to drive mobile revenue growth. Traslated from bullshit: they use AI to generate fake ads and sells it to shady corps.

Blind Ferret is the big deal here! Not only gave you digital marketing solutions, data collection and analytics, but also pays influencers and product placement on social media to promote the game and, hear me out, CREATE fake ads too! It's literally written in their site: "Our Creative Services don’t just make things look pretty. Our team uses data to guide us! How do we make brands shine? By turning the arts into a numbers game with top-performing creative content." This include: Graphic Design, Illustration, 2D Animation, Video Editing and Composition, Copywriting and conceptualizing.

InMobi is a big Corp that does native advertising, which means promoted contents, collabs with influencers, etc.

Ironsource. This one is a fucking cancer. IronSource Ltd. is an Israeli software company that focuses on developing technologies for app monetization and distribution, with its core production focused on the app economy. That would sound harmless, but Samsung use it in its budget and midrange smartphone to install multiple third-party apps during the set-up process. This platform slips bloatware on the pretext of recommended apps, leading to apps clutter and reduction in on-board storage space. The only purpose it exists on Samsung phones is to download games without your consent with no way to remove it (no app installed).

Mintegral is another fucking tech nightmare. Not only poses serious threats to your privacy and datas, but also uses malicious codes to spy your activity and when you seem intentioned to install a mobile app, Mintegral’s software would then fire off fake clicks on non-existent ads to claim credit for the install and essentially collect a bounty from app publishers who pay ad networks to promote their apps.

Mistplay is one of those "play to earn bucks" that I find very very dangerous. Because YOUR data are their revenue.

Tapjoy does monetization of ads and also surveys, that force users to download one from a long list of games, download it and playing for hours or since it is gained some in-game prize. This surveys are rewarded with credits and user can spend on the mobile game they actually want to play. Tapjoy has a huge market among IMVU users, who need credits to buy piece of clothing and accessories for their avi.

The other apps do mobile app marketing, using data collection that allow shady corps to target more gullable and naive people to scam. Plus they do also monetization surveys to earn money and at the same time forcefully grow the engagement of this shady corps.

Obviously, there is no user support mail listed in their Google Play page, but at least this has a contact mail listed on their website: flybirdgames2022@gmail.com

As always, stay safe and please tell me if you know more about everything above or know the person who create this build first.

Help people to stay safe.

Thank you.

<<< previous Coloring app uses design of The Sims 4 builds without the consent of the creators and other mobile developers steal TS4 speed build contents and claim it's the actual gameplay of their mobile game.

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Research into ninja games Part 2

Ninja blade

Concept: FromSoftware aimed to create a game with intense sequences like Hollywood action films, working with Microsoft to design the protagonist, Ken Ogawa.

Design and Production: Keiji Nakaoka from Capcom's 2nd Character Development Studio designed the character. The game was categorized as a "cinematic action game," blending hack and slash with context-sensitive commands. Norihiko Hibino's GEM Impact studio composed the soundtrack, and Production I.G. handled the animation.

Demo and Release: A demo was released in Japan in December 2008 and in North America in March 2009. The full game was released for Xbox 360 in 2009 (Japan in January, Europe in April, North America in April, and Australia in August). A Windows port was released in Russia in November 2009 and globally via Steam two weeks later. Iceberg Interactive released a retail version in Europe in February 2010, and the game became available through OnLive in North America and the UK in 2011.

Ghost of Tsushima

Overview: "Ghost of Tsushima: Director’s Cut" brings Jin Sakai's epic journey to PC for the first time, offering the complete game experience with enhanced features and graphics options.

Setting and Story:

Historical Context: Set in the late 13th century during the Mongol invasion of Japan.

Protagonist: Jin Sakai, a samurai warrior and one of the last surviving members of his clan.

Objective: Protect Tsushima Island from the Mongol invasion led by Khotun Khan.

Transformation: Jin must adopt unconventional warfare tactics, becoming the "Ghost," to liberate his homeland.

Mature Content Description:

Violence: Frequent intense violence, dismemberment, decapitation, and blood effects.

Gore: Graphic scenes, including a civilian being burned alive and a beheaded man’s head shown to the camera.

Blood: Visible in environments, on clothing, and from successful attacks.

Shadow Tactics

Overview: "Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun" is a hardcore tactical stealth game set in Japan during the Edo period. Players control a team of specialists, each with unique abilities, to navigate and infiltrate various locations while avoiding or eliminating enemies.

Gameplay:

Tactical Stealth: Players must sneak through shadows, set traps, poison enemies, or avoid contact entirely.

Infiltration Missions: Locations include castles, monasteries, and forest camps, each requiring strategic planning and execution.

Character Dynamics: Over time, the team's diverse personalities learn to trust each other, forming friendships and developing a group dynamic.

Objective:

Master challenging missions by devising unique tactics and strategies to outsmart and defeat enemies, ensuring the team's success through careful planning and execution.

Onimusha

"Onimusha" is a series of video games developed and published by Capcom, blending historic Japanese figures with supernatural elements. The games feature action-adventure gameplay with third-person hack-and-slash combat and puzzles.

Plot and Setting:

The series retells Japan's history with a twist of the supernatural.

Players assume the role of a protagonist wielding the power of the Oni to combat the Genma, the primary antagonists.

Gameplay:

Combines hack-and-slash combat with puzzle-solving elements.

Players use Oni powers to battle enemies and navigate through challenges.

Ghostrunner

Genre and Setting: "Ghostrunner" is a first-person perspective (FPP) slasher game set in a cyberpunk megastructure. It offers lightning-fast action in a grim, dystopian environment.

Plot: Players climb Dharma Tower, humanity's last refuge after a catastrophic event. They navigate through the tower's violent streets ruled by the tyrannical Keymaster, Mara, seeking revenge and confronting tyranny.

World and Challenges: Dharma Tower is a city filled with violence and chaos, where resources are scarce, and the strong prey on the weak. Players face overwhelming odds as they strive to restore order before humanity faces extinction.

Gameplay: As the most advanced blade fighter, players utilize a monomolecular katana to slice through enemies, dodge bullets with superhuman reflexes, and employ specialized techniques to overcome challenges.

Core Experience: Players are always outnumbered but never outclassed, offering a thrilling and intense experience of fast-paced combat and precise movement in a dystopian setting.

Bushido Blade

Game Title and Concept: "Bushido Blade" is a 3D fighting video game developed by Lightweight and published by Square and Sony Computer Entertainment for the PlayStation. The game emphasizes one-on-one armed combat and draws inspiration from the Japanese warrior code of honor, bushidō.

Innovative Gameplay: Bushido Blade introduced a realistic fighting engine, notably featuring the unique Body Damage System. Unlike traditional fighting games, there are no time limits or health gauges during combat. Instead, most hits result in instant death, and players can disable opponents gradually with precise strikes from their weapons.

Sequel and Related Titles: The success of Bushido Blade led to a direct sequel, Bushido Blade 2, released a year later on the PlayStation. Additionally, another game with a similar title and gameplay, Kengo: Master of Bushido, was developed by Lightweight for the PlayStation 2.

Core Gameplay Experience: Players engage in intense one-on-one battles, focusing on precise strikes and tactical maneuvers to defeat opponents. The absence of health gauges and the emphasis on realistic combat mechanics set Bushido Blade apart from traditional fighting games, offering a unique and immersive experience.

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PINNED INTRODUCTION

rehauled my blog theme so it's about time i made a dedicated pinned post lmao

(this is basically just a trimmed-down version of my about page)

heya, i’m dax, i’m a 25 year-old cornish artist from the UK

my blog doesn’t really have a ‘theme’ or anything, i have a bunch of different interests which you’ll see here, in particular i love character design, horror, animals/nature, video games, dolls, theme parks, animation and comics

currently fixating very hard on fallout: new vegas, MLP and mouthwashing, so i’m sharing a lot of content related to those at the moment lmao

i’m very passionate about character design and especially my OCs in particular when it comes to art, you can check out my toyhou.se if you’re interested in my characters, feel free to ask me any questions about them too!

the character who i use for my avatar is my OC, hersh, he’s sort of my ‘main’ OC and one of the characters who i’ve had the longest (well over a decade) so i’m very attatched to him, however he is not a sona, i don’t even really have a sona at the moment lmao

my art tag is #dax draws if you want to check out my work!

SIDE BLOGS & SOCIALS

i have a few sideblogs relating to my various interests that i'll link here;

dax-draws - this is my art blog, i just reblog my art from my main blog to that one so it’s all in one place

daxsdolls - is my doll-focused sideblog, i mostly post about monster high, shadow high/rainbow high, tamagotchis, and my own custom doll and craft-related projects

marrowedcadaver - is my vulture culture blog, i’d strongly recommend reading my about page there first, as given the subject matter there can be some mildly graphic content

you can find me around in a lot of other spaces online, here's a bunch of my other socials;

toyhou.se

newgrounds

sheezy.art

artfight

artstation portfolio

twitter

flight rising

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Hello! I know your from the UK but do you know of any majors or careers that are a mix of computer science, digital art, and graphic design? Would be great if it existed

Hiya! I don’t know majors in particular because yeah I am British so I wouldn’t know, but in terms of careers that are a mix of all that you listed, here are some:

User Experience (UX) Designer

A UX designer uses computer science to create interactive digital experiences for users. They work closely with graphic designers to ensure that the product is visually appealing and easy to use - LINK FOR MORE INFO

Web Developer

A web developer uses computer science to create websites that are both visually appealing and functional. They may work with graphic designers to create the look and feel of the website - LINK FOR MORE INFO

Interactive Media Designer

An interactive media designer combines computer science and graphic design to create interactive media, such as video games, simulations, and interactive websites - LINK FOR MORE INFO

Multimedia Artist/Animator

A multimedia artist or animator uses computer science and digital art to create visual effects, animations, and other multimedia content for movies, television, and video games - LINK FOR MORE INFO

Visual Effects (VFX) Artist

A VFX artist uses computer science and digital art to create special effects for movies, television, and video games. They may work with animators and graphic designers to create realistic and visually stunning effects - LINK FOR MORE INFO

Game Designer

A game designer uses computer science and digital art to create video games. They work closely with programmers, graphic designers, and animators to create a fun and visually appealing game - LINK FOR MORE INFO

Digital Marketing Specialist

A digital marketing specialist uses computer science and graphic design to create marketing campaigns that are visually appealing and effective. They may create social media ads, email campaigns, and other digital marketing materials - LINK FOR MORE INFO

Information Architect

An information architect uses computer science and design principles to organize and structure information on websites and other digital platforms. They work to ensure that the information is easy to find and understand - LINK FOR MORE INFO

Visual Designer

A visual designer uses computer science and graphic design to create visually appealing designs for websites, apps, and other digital media - LINK FOR MORE INFO

Creative Technologist

A creative technologist uses computer science to create new and innovative digital experiences. They may work with graphic designers to create prototypes and test new ideas - LINK FOR MORE INFO

Hope this helps! 🥰🙌🏾💖

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6 Cutting-Edge Web Development Trends in London for 2023

Innovative websites balance creativity, performance and future-proofing across digital experiences. The latest web development requires ongoing learning due to fast technology changes. What are the popular frameworks, techniques, and interactions are people discussing for the upcoming year? Top UX Design Company London and coders are sharing the latest web trends that influence their strategic consulting for 2023 engagements.

1. Progressive Web Apps (PWAs)

Web Design Services London says Progressive Web Apps are a game-changer. They bring together web and mobile apps' high performance and user engagement. Like traditional web pages, PWAs load quickly, offering functionality like offline accessibility and push notifications. Businesses in London that choose PWA technology will enjoy better user experiences, higher conversion rates, and lower development costs.

2. AI and Machine Learning Integration

More and more web design services London UK include artificial intelligence and machine learning in web development. They analyze users 'behavior and preferences and provide customized experiences for users. Whether through chatbots that provide immediate customer service, or through AI-assisted personalization of content and gifts, AI and machine learning are changing how companies do business online with their customers.

3. Voice Search Optimization

With voice-activated devices becoming ubiquitous, focusing on voice search is becoming essential. Digital Marketing Services in London believes that web content must be adapted to voice queries, which are more conversational and longer than typed searches. This trend is geared towards making your website's information easy to find through voice search, improving navigability and user experience.

4. Motion UI Design

Motion UI is a rising trend among the London UI design Company experts. Animations and dynamic graphics are used to liven up web pages and make them interactive. This year, you will see more sites using inconspicuous animations, hover effects, and background animations to direct user focus and to enhance storytelling on pages.

5. Cybersecurity Enhancements

Experts in IT Consultation service London are discussing the need for strong cybersecurity in web development due to the growing threats in the digital world. It means using modern security protocols, doing regular security audits, and following data protection rules. Companies must protect their data and build trust with customers.

6. Sustainable Web Design

Sustainability in web design is an emerging trend. Therefore, Web Design London firms have focused on developing environmentally friendly and energy-efficient websites. This means optimizing images and videos for quicker load times, using eco-friendly hosting services, and designing for less data transfer. It's about designing sites not only pretty and functional, but friendly to Mother Earth.

Conclusion

London Web Development Services stays ahead of tech shifts. They do this to serve clients better. They experiment, test solutions, and adopt new technologies early. They also choose the right time to implement these changes. OTB Solutions is the Best UX Company In London and a digital transformation expert. They combine strategic vision with tactical implementations. Their goal is to convert ambitious ideas into engaging online experiences. These experiences are future-ready and prepared for what comes next.

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15 Questions For The Writer

1. Are you named after anyone? Nope; my parents chose my name specifically for its meaning, rather than anything else.

2. When was the last time you cried? Yesterday. I was watching CinemaTherapy's video about Wreck-it Ralph on Youtube, and they showed the Broken Karted scene and OH MAN that scene ruins me emotionally every time, I was just sobbing over here xD;;;

3. Do you have kids? Nerp. I'd kinda like to adopt someday, though.

4. Do you use sarcasm a lot? Only in contexts when it's clear that I'm joking. I don't like to be misunderstood, so I try to only use it when I can be obvious about it!

5. What’s the first thing you notice about people? That's going to be their clothes, probably; not necessarily in great detail, but at least the basics of what kind of shirt or whatever they're wearing. I'm not always great with, e.g., faces - and even less so with maintaining eye contact! - so details of those don't tend to stand out to me right away.

6. What’s your eye colour? I don't even know anymore. Mostly a kind of off-grey, I think? Though there seems to be a tiny splatter of brown in there too; and I'm sure they used to be closer to blue when I was a child. So...?

7. Scary movies or happy endings? I do not do scary movies at all. As a kid I was easily upset and so wouldn't consider even touching them with a ten foot pole, and even now I'm too squeamish for guts and gore xD Happy endings - or at least endings with an aspect of hope to them even if they're not fully happy - are definitely my scene.

8. Any special talents? I am absolutely great at memorising movie scripts. I could recite the entirety of The Lion King, for example, word for word at the drop of a hat, and the same is true of several other movies too if I've watched them at least a handful of times. Toy Story 2 is another good example; and as a kid I had both Buzz Lightyear of Star Command: The Adventure Begins and Bionicle: Mask of Light - two childhood favourites! - committed to memory as well... though I'm a bit rusty on those two these days, I can probably still recite a fair chunk of either of them. There are even more movies, mostly animated ones, where I can do something like 85% of them for memory but just stumble on certain specific details.

And I have absolutely no idea what to do with this ability. I'd love to find some context in which this was actually USEFUL; but that degree of excellent memory doesn't necessarily apply to other things, it's very specific to movie dialogue, so it's kind of... a very limited usability?

9. Where were you born? Ascot, UK.

11. Have you any pets? Nope. I'd love to have a dog, but I can't really afford it at present... and am not sure I'd be up to taking responsibility for one all by myself, either. In the future once my gf and I are in the same place together long-term, maybe!

Otherwise, I haven't had a pet in the family since my parents took on looking after my grandma's elderly budgie, after she could no longer care for him, when I was really young.

12. What sport do you play/have played? NONE xD Sports have never been for me; I'm not particularly athletic anyway and even watching them has doesn't appeal to me, much less participating!

Okay, not strictly true, although the sentiment still stands! But I recall I did take part in rounders club in my last year of primary school (rounders has some similarities to, and derives from the same roots as, baseball, although is kinda a lower-intensity British version without the signature gloves) but that was just for a little bit of fun. In secondary school we had to play some sports in PE classes, but I avoided the action in those as much as possible. And I've very occasionally played casual badminton with my mum or with friends; but again never competitively, only for fun.

13. How tall are you? 1.73 metres, a.k.a. roughly 5'8".

14. Favourite subject in school? DT Graphic Design. You'd think Art, wouldn't you... but I could never really get into that, I preferred to just draw on my own terms than study different styles or whatever. Graphic Design was all about designing our own stuff, though, and that was the part that really drew me in and was a lot of fun.

Also kinda Maths, not that I especially enjoyed it but I was good at it - which made it satisfying, if not exciting!

15. Dream job? ANIMATOR! In the distant future, that is, as far as it being a job goes: for now I'm not ready to try for it as a career but I am focusing on working on animated projects in my own time. I'm pretty much entirely self-taught, so for now I just want to focus on practicing and getting good at it before I pursue it on a serious level... but that's the eventual dream, at least!

tagging: Anyone! tagged by: taken from @storybounded

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Affordable Animated Video Design UK can Help to Increase the Reach of Your Business!

Instead of reading a full article or going through a website for required details, customers these days show a great interest to follow those brands that use to announce online videos. Video contents have really managed to evolve as the most interactive and interesting mean to attract customers. And now the animated videos are also appearing as a cost effective marketing tools that helps businesses to retain as well as acquire new customers. So why not take help of these videos when you want to go for sheer and successful brand promotion? If you want to announce a new product for the market, then you have to give maximum details through your website in writing. So there is always a chance for your targeted customers to spend very less time while going through these details. Instead they would surely like to see the product videos if you have posted any through your website or through the social media and other online platforms.

It increases the reach of your business

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Really bespoke and affordable services

If you want to hire bespoke video graphic design services UK in cheap, then you have come to the right place. As the leading video graphic design service provider, they charge near about eighty percent less than their competitors. And this makes the leading name in this business.

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Top Cities for Creative Professionals: Where Artists, Designers, and Innovators Thrive

In the modern world, creativity has become a cornerstone of thriving industries, from advertising and tech to entertainment and fashion. For creative professionals, choosing the right city to live and work in is more than just a lifestyle decision—it's a career move. These urban hubs are not only rich in inspiration but also offer the infrastructure, communities, and opportunities needed to succeed.

1. New York City, USA: The Cultural Powerhouse

New York City remains a beacon for creative professionals across disciplines. From Broadway stages to Silicon Alley startups, NYC is a melting pot of artistic and professional innovation. The city's rich cultural diversity fuels endless inspiration, and institutions like the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) and the New York Fashion Week create opportunities for networking and exposure.

Key industries: Fashion, advertising, film, publishing, and fine arts. Challenges: High cost of living and intense competition.

2. Berlin, Germany: Europe’s Creative Capital

Berlin has earned its reputation as a hub for artists, musicians, and designers. Known for its vibrant underground culture and affordable living (compared to other European capitals), the city attracts creatives who value freedom of expression. Its thriving startup ecosystem also makes it an attractive destination for tech innovators.

Key industries: Visual arts, music production, tech startups, and design. Perks: Affordable studios and co-working spaces.

3. Tokyo, Japan: The Fusion of Tradition and Futurism

Tokyo's creative scene is a seamless blend of traditional Japanese art forms and cutting-edge technology. From graphic design and animation to architecture and fashion, the city offers boundless opportunities for creatives. Tokyo’s design culture, exemplified by its innovative retail and urban spaces, sets it apart globally.

Key industries: Animation, fashion, architecture, and digital design. Unique draw: Immersive cultural festivals and access to global markets.

4. London, UK: The Global Design Epicenter

London is home to some of the most prestigious creative institutions, such as the Royal College of Art and Central Saint Martins. Whether you're an artist showcasing work in Soho galleries or a designer working on campaigns in Shoreditch, the city's creative ecosystem is vast and interconnected.

Key industries: Media, advertising, theater, and fashion. Bonus: A steady stream of international events like London Design Week.

5. Los Angeles, USA: Where Entertainment Meets Innovation

For those in film, music, or digital content creation, Los Angeles is the ultimate destination. With Hollywood as its anchor, the city offers unrivaled access to the entertainment industry. Beyond movies, LA also boasts a flourishing tech scene and a growing reputation in fashion and art.

Key industries: Film, music, digital content, and gaming. Highlight: Endless networking opportunities through festivals and industry meetups.

6. Barcelona, Spain: Art Meets Lifestyle

Barcelona combines a laid-back Mediterranean lifestyle with a bustling creative scene. Known for its stunning architecture and design-forward culture, it’s a haven for graphic designers, architects, and visual artists. The city's co-working spaces and innovation hubs also foster collaboration.

Key industries: Architecture, graphic design, and digital media. Drawback: Limited opportunities for non-Spanish speakers in certain sectors.

7. Seoul, South Korea: The K-Wave Capital

Seoul has risen as a global cultural powerhouse, driven by the Hallyu (K-Wave) phenomenon. Whether in music production, fashion design, or digital storytelling, the city's creativity knows no bounds. Seoul's embrace of new technologies makes it a hotspot for digital designers and animators.

Key industries: K-pop music production, video games, animation, and fashion. Advantage: A rapidly growing international market.

8. Copenhagen, Denmark: The Design Lover’s Paradise

Known for its minimalist and functional design philosophy, Copenhagen is a mecca for product designers and architects. The city’s commitment to sustainability and innovation draws professionals who want to combine creativity with purpose.

Key industries: Industrial design, architecture, and interior design. Perk: Strong government support for creatives through grants and initiatives.

Why Location Matters for Creative Professionals

Cities are more than just backdrops; they shape how and where inspiration strikes. These hubs provide:

Access to mentors and collaborators.

Infrastructures like galleries, studios, and incubators.

Opportunities for global exposure through events and festivals.

Choosing the right city often depends on your personal preferences and professional goals. Some may prioritize a supportive community, while others seek access to high-paying clients or advanced technology.

Final Thoughts

For creative professionals, the city you choose can define your career trajectory. Whether you seek the high-energy buzz of New York or the eclectic charm of Berlin, these urban landscapes offer the canvas to bring your visions to life. As you plan your next move, research the local creative ecosystem, and don’t be afraid to take risks—after all, creativity thrives on bold decisions.

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Building Worlds: How Game Engines Are Shaping the Future of Gaming

The global game engines market is witnessing rapid growth, driven by the rising demand for immersive and interactive gaming experiences across various platforms, including mobile devices, consoles, and personal computers. According to the report, the market is projected to grow at a significant compound annual growth rate (CAGR) over the forecast period from 2022 to 2028.

What is a Game Engine?

A game engine is the foundational software used to design, develop, and create video games. It provides core functionalities, including rendering graphics, detecting collisions, managing physics, and handling animations, allowing developers to build games more efficiently. Game engines also support cross-platform development, enabling creators to launch games on multiple platforms from a single codebase, which is especially beneficial for mobile and console gaming.

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Market Dynamics and Growth Drivers

Several factors are contributing to the expansion of the global game engines market:

Increasing Demand for Interactive Content: With the growth of mobile and console gaming, there is a surge in demand for visually rich and interactive games, which rely on advanced game engines to deliver smooth gameplay and realistic graphics.

Rising Popularity of AR and VR: The popularity of augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) has created a need for sophisticated game engines that can handle complex 3D graphics and high frame rates. Game engines such as Unity and Unreal are well-suited to AR and VR development, broadening their applications beyond traditional gaming.

Growing Game Development Ecosystem: The game development ecosystem is evolving, with an increasing number of indie developers, studios, and large companies investing in game creation. Game engines enable faster and more cost-effective development, making them attractive to a broad range of developers.

Advancements in Graphics Technology: Continued advancements in graphics technology, such as ray tracing, high-definition textures, and improved processing power, are pushing game engines to innovate further to support the creation of realistic and immersive worlds.

Regional Analysis

North America: North America is a key market for game engines, driven by a high concentration of game developers and strong consumer demand for advanced gaming. The region’s well-established tech industry and gaming culture contribute to the adoption of cutting-edge game engines.

Europe: Europe is another major market for game engines, with countries like the UK, Germany, and France being home to a thriving game development scene. The adoption of AR, VR, and mobile gaming in the region supports growth in this market.

Asia-Pacific: Asia-Pacific is expected to witness the fastest growth, with markets like China, Japan, and South Korea playing a significant role. The popularity of mobile gaming in these countries, combined with investments in gaming infrastructure and technology, is driving the adoption of game engines in the region.

Latin America, Middle East & Africa: Emerging gaming markets in Latin America and the Middle East are also adopting game engines as the gaming industry in these regions grows. The demand for mobile and console games is increasing, and developers are looking for versatile engines to support cross-platform releases.

Competitive Landscape

The game engines market is highly competitive, with several established players leading the industry. Key companies include:

Unity Technologies: Unity is one of the most widely used game engines, known for its versatility in 2D, 3D, AR, and VR game development. Unity’s ease of use, extensive asset store, and strong developer community make it popular among both indie and professional developers.

Epic Games (Unreal Engine): Unreal Engine is renowned for its high-fidelity graphics and is used widely for AAA games and complex simulations. Epic Games’ ongoing advancements in rendering and visual effects keep Unreal a top choice for demanding projects.

Crytek (CryEngine): CryEngine offers high-end rendering capabilities and is known for creating visually stunning games. While it has a smaller user base than Unity or Unreal, it remains popular for graphically intense projects.

Amazon Web Services (Lumberyard): Lumberyard is a free cross-platform game engine developed by Amazon. It integrates well with AWS cloud services, making it suitable for online multiplayer games and games that rely on cloud-based infrastructure.

Godot Engine: As an open-source engine, Godot is gaining popularity among indie developers due to its cost-effectiveness and active community. It supports both 2D and 3D development, making it flexible for various game styles.

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Challenges and Opportunities

While the game engines market shows strong potential, it also faces challenges. For instance, licensing costs and royalties for high-end engines can be restrictive for small developers. Additionally, as new engines and updates are released, developers must continuously learn and adapt to new tools, which requires time and resources.

However, significant opportunities exist in the market as well. The rising adoption of cloud gaming is opening up new possibilities for game engines to integrate cloud functionalities, which could enhance gaming experiences. Further, as non-gaming industries, such as architecture, film, and education, increasingly use game engines for simulations and visualizations, the market scope is broadening beyond traditional gaming applications.

Conclusion

The game engines market is poised for substantial growth as demand for high-quality, immersive gaming continues to rise across devices and platforms. With advancements in AR, VR, and cloud gaming, game engines are becoming essential tools for developers seeking to create engaging content across industries. As a result, the market is expected to expand significantly over the forecast period, driven by technological advancements and a growing user base in regions worldwide.

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Enhance Your Creativity with Wacom Artwork Tools

In the world of digital artistry, having the right tools is essential to bringing your ideas to life. Whether you're an aspiring artist or a seasoned professional, Wacom artwork tablets are designed to elevate your creativity to new heights. Known for their precision, responsiveness, and ease of use, Wacom tablets have become a staple for those creating stunning digital pieces, from sketches to detailed illustrations. In the artwork industry, especially in the UK, digital tools like Wacom help bridge the gap between traditional methods and modern technology.

Why Wacom Artwork Tablets Are Popular Among Artists

Wacom tablets provide an intuitive, pressure-sensitive surface that mimics the experience of drawing on paper. Whether you are working on graphic design, illustrations, or even complex computer artwork, these devices offer a natural feel with precision that traditional methods can't always achieve. With adjustable settings and a range of pen nibs, you can create detailed and professional-level artwork in various styles.

Advantages of Using Wacom for Computer Artwork

High Precision: Wacom tablets are known for their incredible sensitivity, allowing artists to make fine adjustments with ease. This makes it perfect for complex computer artwork that requires attention to detail, like concept art, character design, and animation.

Versatile Software Compatibility: Wacom devices work seamlessly with popular design software like Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, and CorelDRAW. Whether you're creating in 2D or 3D, Wacom provides a smooth experience that integrates with your creative process.

Customizable Settings: Wacom tablets allow artists to personalize their experience by adjusting pressure sensitivity, shortcuts, and pen responsiveness. This means you can tailor your tablet to suit your workflow, whether you're creating sketches or detailed digital paintings.

Ergonomic Design: Drawing for hours can be tiring, but Wacom tablets are designed to be comfortable for extended use. Their lightweight pens and responsive surfaces reduce strain, helping you stay focused on your artwork.

Wacom Artwork in the UK: A Growing Market

The demand for high-quality artwork tools in the UK has been steadily increasing as more artists, illustrators, and designers transition to digital platforms. Whether you're a freelancer, part of a creative agency, or a hobbyist, Wacom products are widely available across the UK. These tablets have gained popularity because they help artists create artwork that matches the quality of traditional mediums while offering the flexibility and speed of digital creation.

Where to Find Wacom Tablets and Accessories in the UK

Finding Wacom products in the UK is simple, with a wide range of online and physical retailers offering the latest models. You can easily purchase Wacom tablets from major electronics stores, art supply shops, or online platforms like Amazon and official Wacom resellers. Additionally, many local distributors offer support, training, and warranties for these devices, ensuring you get the most out of your investment.

The Role of Digital Tools in Modern Artwork

Digital technology has reshaped how artwork is created, shared, and appreciated. Computer artwork has grown in popularity across various industries, including advertising, gaming, animation, and fine arts. Whether it's creating visually stunning posters, designing logos, or producing concept art for films and video games, digital tools like Wacom make it easier than ever to produce high-quality results quickly and efficiently.

Using Wacom tablets, artists can also experiment with different brushes, textures, and effects that would take much longer to achieve with traditional mediums. The ability to undo mistakes, make layers, and adjust fine details with precision means artists can push their creative boundaries and create artwork that is both innovative and polished.

Conclusion

Wacom artwork UK tools have revolutionized the way artists create digital pieces, offering a perfect blend of precision, versatility, and ease of use. For artists in the UK and beyond, these devices provide a reliable platform to express creativity, whether you're working on computer artwork, illustrations, or fine art pieces. If you're ready to take your artwork to the next level, investing in a Wacom tablet could be the game-changer your creative process needs.

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Exploring Creative and Media Industries Career Opportunities in the UK

The UK is known for its vibrant and diverse creative and media industries, which continue to grow and thrive. For international students and professionals interested in exploring a dynamic career path, these industries offer numerous career opportunities in the UK. From film and television production to digital marketing, advertising, and content creation, the creative sector is a crucial part of the UK economy. In this blog, we will explore the various career opportunities available, the skills required to succeed, and how international students can make the most of their time in the UK.

Key Career Paths in the Creative and Media Industries

Film and Television Production The UK has long been a hub for the global film and television industry, with London, Bristol, and Manchester being the primary centers of activity. Internationally acclaimed productions such as "Harry Potter," "James Bond," and "Game of Thrones" have all been filmed in the UK. The industry offers a range of exciting career opportunities, including roles in production management, directing, scriptwriting, cinematography, and post-production editing. With a growing number of film studios and production companies setting up in the UK, aspiring filmmakers can find ample opportunities to build their careers.

Advertising and Marketing Advertising and marketing are integral to the creative industry, offering vast potential for those interested in crafting compelling campaigns for brands and businesses. Careers in this sector include roles in copywriting, graphic design, digital marketing, brand management, and public relations. With the rise of digital platforms, marketers now focus heavily on online strategies such as social media marketing, search engine optimization (SEO), and influencer collaborations. Creative individuals with an eye for design, excellent communication skills, and a passion for innovation are well-suited for a career in advertising and marketing.

Digital Media and Content Creation In today’s digital age, content is king. The UK has witnessed a surge in demand for digital content creators, spanning industries such as media, publishing, fashion, and entertainment. Popular careers in this field include content writing, video production, animation, and graphic design. Digital platforms like YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok have given rise to a new generation of influencers and content creators, allowing individuals to monetize their creative work. Companies are increasingly seeking creative professionals who can develop engaging content that resonates with their target audience.

Music and Performing Arts The UK has a rich cultural history when it comes to music and the performing arts, offering numerous opportunities for those with a passion for the stage or music production. From recording engineers and sound designers to musicians, dancers, and actors, the creative possibilities are endless. London’s West End is renowned for its world-class theater productions, while cities like Liverpool and Manchester are famous for their music scenes. For international students, pursuing a career in music or performing arts can be an exciting way to break into the UK’s creative industry.

How International Students Can Benefit from Studying in the UK

For international students, studying creative and media courses in the UK provides direct access to one of the most influential creative industries in the world. Not only do UK universities offer a variety of programs in areas such as film, digital media, advertising, and performing arts, but they also provide opportunities to gain practical experience through internships, industry placements, and networking events. Many international students who study creative fields in the UK find that it enhances their career prospects, both in the UK and globally.

Additionally, UK universities are well-connected with leading media companies and creative agencies, giving students a chance to collaborate on real-world projects and showcase their talents. By enrolling in such programs, students can build a strong foundation for their future careers, develop key industry skills, and forge valuable connections that will help them succeed after graduation.

When considering study abroad options, the UK’s creative and media industries provide unparalleled opportunities for growth and development. Whether it’s gaining hands-on experience in a top-tier production company or learning from industry experts at a renowned institution, the UK offers a wealth of resources for aspiring creative professionals.

The Role of Overseas Education Consultancy

Navigating the application process for studying in the UK can be complex, especially for international students unfamiliar with the visa requirements, university programs, and career pathways available. This is where the expertise of an overseas education consultancy can be invaluable. These consultancies provide personalized guidance to students, helping them choose the right courses, universities, and career paths based on their interests and goals.

From assisting with visa applications to offering advice on accommodation and scholarships, an education consultancy can simplify the process of moving abroad for higher education. They can also connect students with internship opportunities, workshops, and industry events, helping them make the most of their time in the UK.

By working with a consultancy, international students can be better prepared to pursue careers in the UK’s creative and media industries. With the right support, students can transition smoothly into the workforce, explore exciting career opportunities, and build successful futures in one of the world’s most creative countries.

Conclusion

The UK’s creative and media industries offer a wealth of exciting career opportunities for international students and professionals. From film production to digital content creation, advertising, and performing arts, there is no shortage of paths to explore. By studying in the UK and leveraging the support of an overseas education consultancy, students can gain valuable experience, develop their skills, and build successful careers in this dynamic and fast-growing sector. If you’re passionate about creativity and media, the UK is the perfect place to pursue your dreams.

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