Introducing my partner to the resident evil movies
11.03.2026 01:59
👍 60
🔁 8
💬 2
📌 0
Introducing my partner to the resident evil movies
Mario is selling a book called “it’s a me.” He’s at a book reading meet the author event. He says “so I said to myself, Mario you’re on your last life. If you want to write a book, you have to do it now”
Happy MAR10 day
Three panel comic. Panel 1: three witches stand around a cauldron while one of them stirs. Panel 2: one of the witches adds a scoop of pre workout into the pot. Panel 3: the three witches are getting absolutely shredded in the gym.
historically, a jester would receive gifts of all kinds from the king while in his employ. this would often be things such as fine fabrics and outfits, and sometimes even land. in this way we can directly link the jester and king to the modern day sugar daddy and sugar baby
The Singularity is upon us: Apple's AI summarized a text message that read "I'm still down to clown if you are" to.... "clown event still possible."
GRACE ASHCROFT: *the most chilling, authentic screaming and despair at a loved one’s sudden violent death I’ve ever seen in a game*
ALSO GRACE ASHCROFT FOR SOME REASON: Z-z-z-zoinks, Leon!! A m-m-m-monster!
Tiring rapidly of Grace Ashcroft’s f-f-f-first letter fear stutter on every line. It’s such cheap, childish stuff. The actress is perfectly capable of conveying emotion without it
When I joined as the head engineer of the Torment Nexus project, it was to work on fascinating technical problems and make the world a better place along the way. I am appalled to discover that the Torment Nexus would be used this way and, now that my options have vested, will be leaving the project
“Super Mario was based on an Italian man I saw die in an accident on a construction site. I thought to myself, ‘What if that man had been killed by a gorilla, rather than negligence?’ - Shigeru Miyamoto
Happy Mario day!
the new york times post captioned “here are the suggested serving sizes of common household supplies that surprised us the most” with a photo of a glob of white goo in the palm of a hand
gotta be another way to do this
I can’t handle this right now
This is the first thing they taught us in uni when we started giving presentations.
If you didn't like a game but there wasn't actually anything seriously wrong with it, it's better to leave NO review than a negative one!!
Before you leave a negative review on an indie game you didn't like and potentially mess up their visibility in a crowded market:
- STOP! Take a step back.
- Take some calming breaths.
- Consider: Was the game actually bad, or was it just not made specifically for you and your interests?
1. if it’s funny, you have to laugh
2. trust no one but assume the best in everyone
3. playing dress up good for you
4. spend more time unadorned than adorned
5. eating and drinking are pleasures that must be indulged in and anyone who tries to tell you otherwise is ontologically wrong
I played the demo of Pluto during the Steam Nextfest, and it was a particularly fascinating roguelike deckbuilder, with a very unique artstyle, it just released now and folks might wanna give this a look if that demo was anything to go by, utterly unique.
store.steampowered.com/app/3057670/...
Tubi is such a crazy streaming service. It’s like if the Criterion Closet was in a gas station
As GDC week starts, I urge people in positions to help others to do so. Last year we had an incident at a bar and had management step in. Sometimes people being targeted are afraid to speak up, but if they do, support them. Get the perp booted. Don’t like guys like this get away with it again.
AGENT ASHCROFT? WELL HOW THE HELL ARE YOU? UMBRELLA? GOOD IDEA, YOU NEVER KNOW WITH THIS WEATHER.
Back in uni I messed around with writing a bunch of second-person POV stuff and several of my tutors did not know how to handle it BUT still gave me praise for trying interesting stuff. It's really fun to mess around with POV 😊
my hot writing take is that playing with POV is neat and you can do what you want. present tense first! close third! first-person-direct-address with bits of omniscient third! anything is legal if you look good doing it!!
It DOES look like exactly my kind of thing, I'm looking forward to eventually checking it out!
Happy birthday!!!
I have a soft spot for games that don't just call shit "Agility" or "Wisdom". Like hell yeah, call it "Might" call it "Gumption" call it "Verisimilitude"
Other than the commentary on literacy here ("It's harder to understand books in third person" smacks of "I don't have the reading comprehension to figure out who the narrator is referring to based on situational context,") god I'm so finished with people who refuse to try anything new.