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Merry Christmas. My gift to you is an over 3 and a half hour long video of me autism dumping on the complete history and evolution of animated horror for @soundspheremag
YOU'RE WELCOME.
ALT Dan Drambles cowering behind his hands with a series of animated horror characters behind him. The text in front of him reads "ANIMATED HORROR"
This just made me cry tears of joy. Support these people as much as you can.
A group of paracyclists are bringing the cinema experience to kids living in camps in Gaza.
“Our mobile cinema is moving between camps to spread moments of joy.”
🔗: linktr.ee/thegazasunbirds?ut…
OH MY GOD.
This has been the stuff of legend for decades. I literally remember following translation efforts back when I was a kid that all got abandoned.
A true white whale just got caught.
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You adopt AI as your human interface and you fire human beings, this is what happens.
You slop, you flop.
The AI backlash is real and companies will be forced to decide which side they are on in the battle of The People versus AI.
Just seen Wasteman and I think this dude might be the scariest man I've ever seen in a film in the past decade.
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We appreciate Dave’s honesty, and he’s right about one thing: game preservation only works if people care.
GOG was built to make sure the games that shaped us live forever. And with the support of our community, we’ve been doing exactly that for almost 20 years.
The future of preservation is decided by players who give a shit.
So buy DRM-free, vote on the Dreamlist, join GOG Patrons. If games matter to you, show it. And let’s prove together that preservation isn’t niche. It’s necessary.
New Blood CEO Dave Oshry says he's 'always loved GOG' but 'they need enough people to give a s**t, or how long are they even going to be around' pcgamer.com/gaming-industry/…
Finally got to see Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die.
You should all go see Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die.
My friend tried to search for a video I made for a small channel the other day. It wasn't completely unknown, had about 18k views - he literally couldn't find it with any keywords he tried. It only showed up for him if he typed the *exact* title.
Genuine question. Has the current generation AAA game space produced any new titles (not remakes) that are genuine game changers that will stand as forever important to the medium - like a Halo 3, Resi 4 or Ocarina of Time?
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Everyone is watching the Superb Owl, and I’m over here watching this masterpiece instead. @creatorvc @Terrorbytesdoc
#horror #gaming #documentary
❤️😭❤️😭❤️😭❤️
Literally the best compliment the series could get.
Watching @Terrorbytesdoc for a second time. It's the best sort of art. The kind that simultaneously makes me appreciate art and want to create my own.
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Here's what TikTok has been doing to our work & art without our consent.
Night in the Woods' publisher says TikTok is creating and running racist GenAI ads for its games without permission. bit.ly/4kKnB5L
This video is so so so good my dudes.
Who Dreams of Floating Rocks? (feat. American McGee)
youtu.be/-yOMFphlQI0
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Third 28 YEARS LATER movie would very likely not make money in theaters, no matter the approach, but finishing that trilogy feels to me like something you do for the sake of the art rather than for the profits. I don't know that Sony feels the same way. But I sure hope they do.