#judgement game

[keyboardlink]

Saori and Mafayu & Kazuki and Yuya!!

[videogamepoc]

Taking Sana on a date

[infynim]

Woah judgement sketches woah wo

Not gonna lie I got lazy towards the end and Kaito looks a bit…?

But my favourites are Sugiura and Yagami I’ve been trying to learn to draw Yagami for the longest time

Guess there’s also this..I hate Kuwana

[festive-spiderbot]

[btheshewolf]

I finished playing judgement and now I feel so empty inside 🥲

[constantinnen]

matsugane restaurant meeting.

[fandomfucker]

SHES SO HOT IM GONNA CRY

and props to the camera man for those shots, your a real one🫡

[fuckyeahgoodomens]

Made a few pics of the Card Game! :) But I think I will do more with proper light and with a brain that can concentrate! :D ❤

What's interesting that it contains only pics from S1 except for Shelley Conn as Beelzebub. There is even prophecy 'One Shall Sit In Judgement On Their Own Kinde' and in trailer maybe Beez is in locked somewhere? 🤔

[acquired-stardust]

Final Fantasy Tactics Playstation 1997

[ineedmoretrevorcardcontent]

Tell me I'm wrong cuz HOLY SHIT that boy has game

To further prove my point(and disgust), I've seen him getting shipped with Dracula, Lyudmil, succubus, Death, Annette, Simon, Carmilla, Yoko etc

[pink-linoleum]

2. abyssal

[mortispoxi]

Seeing Twitter users recommending the People Make Games documentary as a good way to get insight on the issue is so….

I know, I’m always extremely disappointed whenever I come across someone who thinks it’s the end all be all explanations regarding the Studio ZA/UM situation.

Recommending that video always comes with a heavy caveat from me that the person needs to stop around the 40 minute mark since the interviewer shows a very clear bias that’s unbecoming of a journalist.

Regardless, now that more people are finding out about these layoffs, which might take out members of the studio that have been there since the beginning, it could finally help smack some sense into those Twitter users that actually thought, FOR SOME REASON, Rostov, Kurvitz, and Hindpere were lying for shits and giggles rather than seeing what's ACTUALLY going on which is that the investors have a very obvious agenda against the real wronged party. Hopefully this'll also open their eyes to how the People Make Games video fed into this twisted narrative that Kurvitz was somehow at fault/responsible for the theft of his own IP, but that might be asking too much from their concrete brains. Here's hoping though!

[inksandpensblog]

Judging by the trailer, it feels like they made this movie for an audience that doesn’t know anything about Minecraft except that it’s “the block game.” As much as it may look like Minecraft (and that’s debatable), it doesn’t FEEL like Minecraft.

Anyone who hasn’t experienced Minecraft for themselves will be getting exactly what they’re expecting from this movie, meanwhile the people who are actually familiar with and love the game will feel alienated because this is such a poor representation of the thing that they love.

You know what my basis is, for believing this? It’s not the stylization of the cgi, though that’s part of it. It’s not the comedic tone, though that’s part of it. It’s not the weird choice and lazy execution of live-action integration, though that’s part of it.

It’s because the trailer isn’t trying to say that Minecraft is an experience just waiting to be understood. It’s because the trailer isn’t trying to say that the oddities of Minecraft are what make it fascinating, sometimes even wonderful (and, yes, quite often amusing). It’s because the trailer isn’t trying to say that Minecraft is something you can find meaning in; whether meaning is a family, a skillset, a creative passion, a sense of belonging, a community, a reservoir of memories, a means of connection, or a better understanding of oneself.

It’s because the trailer is trying to say that Minecraft is ridiculous and incomprehensible.

This trailer doesn’t show me a movie about what it’s like to play Minecraft.

This trailer shows me a movie about what it’s like to not play Minecraft. And that’s the perspective it’s trying to sell the movie on. That’s the perspective it expects its audience to find relatable.

The trailer tells me that this movie was not made for the people who play Minecraft. It was made for the people who don’t.

I just hope that, if it does make people want to try playing it, they come to appreciate what the game really is.

[zoanluen]

[firestorm09890]

this is the best image in limbus company

[trixibebe]

It took me a while but here is the updated version of the Yakuza Timeline

Just like last time:

pink is for birth dates

blue for more significant events

yellow is kinda side-content

purple concerns the Ichiban-centric games

only mostly villains/antagonists pictured because otherwise I'll probably forget from name alone who that is