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Devastating news today. Richard “Levelord” Gray was such a great guy. Like many of our friends, I wish I could have hung out with him again. He was full of life, a gentle soul, and an excellent level designer. He was called “Levelord” for a reason. I loved the first episode of DN3D but was more drawn in by E2 and E3 that had such distinctive designs. We’re gonna miss you, man. You were one of the best.
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We are deeply saddened by the passing of Richard “Levelord” Gray.
From his legendary work on Duke Nukem 3D to the countless players and developers he inspired, Richard leaves behind a lasting legacy.
Rest in peace, Levelord.
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"There are a lot of dominoes that would have to fall in a very specific way for that to occur," said Doom 2016 Composer Mick Gordon on returning to the Doom series. "If those dominoes ever fell in that way, I would. Of course. Within a heartbeat." bit.ly/4jRWC9S
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I know I've talked about it quite a bit recently. But I gotta be honest I am genuinely so fucking sick of seeing AI slop.
It's fucking EVERYWHERE. I'm sick of hearing AI voices, AI food, AI ads, AI fonts, AI summaries, AI accounts. It's so intrusive and repetitive.
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Friendly reminder that random blue check mark accounts regularly rage bait you for engagement to collect money on this site. Also make sure you are on "Following" and not "For You". In most cases "For You" is the place where this happens the most.
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"i hope you go to hell" is basic. "i hope your favourite game of all time gets a shitty ai recompile made by people who don't give a shit about the source material" is fresh. it's terrifying. and it just happened to me
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Despite being a heavily advertised feature in Castlevania: The Dracula X Chronicles for the PSP, you needed to jump through quite a few hoops to play Symphony of the Night.
It's hidden in an alternate stage 3 after dropping into a pit in 2 and going through the sewers. #Gaming
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To all YouTubers and content creators (big and small):
If you use AI thumbnails or assets to promote your stuff, I’m not watching
That’s all
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On this date in 1990, gaming history was being written.
The team that would become id Software sent this letter to Apogee’s Scott Miller, describing the technology behind Commander Keen as an “engine,” a term that would become fundamental to game development.
