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Looking Back: Vaporware Special Part One
as an old school gworlder, your failure to mention finding forever eden/realm of souls...displeases fugue.
compared to its pinnacle of non-existence, these 'vapors' of ware are positively solid. edit: wait, nvm, i am being unfair! this is just part 1!
space opera noir still looks zomg amazing after all these years.
i feel your pain acutely.
compared to its pinnacle of non-existence, these 'vapors' of ware are positively solid. edit: wait, nvm, i am being unfair! this is just part 1!
space opera noir still looks zomg amazing after all these years.
On a side note I know it's been a while since the last one but of all the things in my life I have to cut out to keep everything going properly, Rpg Maker is always the first.
i feel your pain acutely.
Community Spotlight Interview: myformerselves
It’s fascinating to watch children play games that simulate wars their recent ancestors were tortured and killed in. Although I believe that zombies will likely overtake 1940s Germans as the most popular form of gun fodder---they’re hardly better. It doesn’t require a great stretch of the imagination to see that zombies are only vaguely fantasized humans.
screw your nazi zombie sympathizing nazi zombies are the worst kind of people <3
It is strange to me that ‘art game’ exists as a specification. I have, for instance, never heard the expression ‘art book’ or ‘art painting’ and while I have heard of something described as ‘art film’ the term has never failed to make me cringe. If you accept that gaming is an art implicitly the term ‘art game’ becomes wildly redundant.
"literature" is the word used when people mean "art book" unless you mean like an actual book of art, like the H.R. Giger artbook i picked up the other day
3.Do not fall for the hallowed fallacy that if you pursue art you can be cutting edge, obscenely affluent and a social celebrity in the likeness of someone such as Salvador Dali. The pursuit of art leads more to continual material poverty than to anything.
lol so true.
i like this intarview.
Sound Design Improves Everything
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