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The urge to dump all this into @RealAstropulse Retro Diffusion tools to create exactly the FF7 "re-make" experience I wanted.
FF7 scenarios with pre-rendered backgrounds were always a mystery to me during childhood; but even to this day it's still amazes me. Now you can inspect every single Final Fantasy VII stage, including the 3D path + variations.
#FF7 #FinalFantasy #FFVII #PS1 #PSX #RetroGame
Waiting for @RealAstropulse to weigh in on these Opus 5.5 creations.
"Who is more American? An American or an absurdly hypothetical immigrant no one has ever seen before that can't even be said to be part of the issue being debated?"
It's really crazy how history just doesn't exist to people.
Cave Story
Meat Boy
Sword & Sworcery
Terraria
All of these made by Millennials who grew up on 16-bit games, released before or during the "Cambrian Explosion" of Pixel Art games.
Pixel Art communities were insanely popular in the early 2000s. People were sharing huge pixel art works made in GiMP on a 1px grid.
Cave Story came out 4 years after the last SNES release.
Sure, there are artists today making pixel art who didn't experience CRT gaming, but they've simply carried the torch of the aging gamer millennial artists who resurrected it.
The reasons the female jurors give included in the article are actual Looney Tunes.
Prosecution was too mean. Defense was compassionate and funny. Witnesses said Lindsay was loving... before the murder. Prosecution was biased.
There is no such thing as a "jury of your peers" unless you're 90 IQ and Longhouse-pilled.
Lindsay Clancy jury was ready to find her not guilty of murder - until one man refused to agree, jurors reveal: 'I was so excited' trib.al/6YUxOSV
Went to Target with my wife and son. Wife looking at clothes. Me chasing my son around while he hides in clothes racks having a blast.
Some hag in problem glasses stopped my son, grabbing him with both hands. I was nearby of course and saw it immediately.
"Hey, please don't touch my son."
She gave me this weird smile. Wide-eyed, clearly surprised, but smiling defensively.
"I was just trying to help. I have an autistic child."
I stayed calm. Didn't yell or scowl. But those words struck her to her core. I told her "Yeah that's fine, just don't touch him" and kept walking. She kept repeating herself as we left.
IDGAF about your background. Don't touch my son.
I assume she's a Lindsay Clancy supporter.
Chicagoans never shut up about how much they love it. I went once for a wedding. Hit bars around Wrigley. Didn't feel safe despite the many police and CCTV cameras (obviously there for a reason).
Don't hear much about Dallas, but maybe it's not deserving.