He/Him Video games, music and animation/tv enthusiast. Playing fighting games kinda competitively.
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Joined March 2014
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I had the best working hours listening to its OST!
One of my favorite bosses so far :) I'm looking for a pro team to make a game. One which the exp of releasing at least over 2 games. PM me if interested.
#pixelart #pixelartanimation #castlevania #pixel #alucard
Jika retweeted
For those just discovering Scylla and the Sirens in HADES II as well as their longtime fans, check out this a cappella version of Coral Crown!🎤🪸👑
We were at Abbey Road Studios recording music for the game when @erin_yvette, @JudyAliceLee, and @AshBarrett belted this out!
Jika retweeted
A lot of modern fighting games feel overdesigned. You can feel the developer's hand everywhere. Systems layered on systems, constant nudges pushing you how you're supposed to play.
They're so busy trying to be spectator friendly eSports that they end up worse to play and watch.
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"We are born of the blood, made men by the blood, undone by the blood, Fear the old blood"
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Bloodborne will forever remain one, if not my favorite game and the game that changed my entire art trajectory. Super tough piece but I had a lot of fun working on this!
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Found an AI perspective I’d never heard before from a teacher of teens. It’s a bit meandering but your three minutes will be well used.
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"Why haven't fighting games died yet?"
I wrote about the unique strengths of the fighting game genre that have allowed fighting games to survive multiple generations of evolution intact, and why you didn't fall in love with a product. Warning: This is a long one.
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MIDNIGHT IN BABYLON, the first episode of AZATHOTH BLUES, is now out on all major podcast platforms, including Spotify. A dark journey into paranoia, conspiracy, murder & ritual. How do you fight back in a world that seems increasingly insane?
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"Modern game patch culture, simplified execution, and playing old games forever"
This one is about my enduring love of MvC2 and CvS2, and how execution checks keep a game fresh and new to me decades in.
patreon.com/posts/148001979/
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It's more important than ever to call out developers for egregious AI usage next year if we want videogames to remain interesting pcgamer.com/games/its-more-i…
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FROM MASHER TO MASTER 2 IS OUT!
If you want to get into fighting games but don't know where to begin, this book will guide your journey.
Featuring art by @kohquette and a foreword by @CoreAGaming!
Please share!
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I think there's also a perception issue that you HAVE to learn mechanical stuff or you aren't playing the game.
But the fun part about fighting games is you can invest your time learning whatever aspects of it you like. There are so many skills you can develop/focus on.
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Nicolas Cage says "protect yourselves from AI."
“There is another world that is also disturbing me, and it’s happening right now around all of us — the new AI world. I am a big believer in not letting robots dream for us. Robots cannot reflect the human condition for us. That is a dead end if an actor lets one AI robot manipulate his or her performance even a little bit, an inch will eventually become a mile and all integrity, purity and truth of art will be replaced by financial interests only. We can’t let that happen. The job of all art in my view, film performance included, is to hold a mirror to the external and internal stories of the human condition through the very human thoughtful and emotional process of recreation. A robot can’t do that. If we let robots do that, it will lack all heart and eventually lose edge and turn to mush. There will be no human response to life as we know it. It will be life as robots tell us to know it. I say, protect yourselves from AI interfering with your authentic and honest expressions.”
Read more here: variety.com/2025/film/news/n…
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I always found this story from @TheKeits profound. Not just for video game development but for overall life's problems as well.
(From the FIGHT ON Killer Instinct Documentary)