"Evolved" Yoshi @EvolvedYoshi

What a time to be alive. Yesterday, over 70 students walked out of Mt. Nebo School to protest the school for letting "furries" to bite, bark, & lick them. ABC even interviewed a "member of the furry community" (they/them) to give a comment about the situation:

Windows 95 VAIO launcher.

Reminder that the Pokemon Go! updates are not Nintendo. @NianticLabs makes @PokemonGoApp and they are based out of San Francisco. Is it any wonder why they made all the trainers in Pokemon Go trans? This limits choices. They took AWAY masculine and feminine, erased your avatar.

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Another ‘MINECRAFT’ Movie tree being moved

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In 2001, with the emergence of Digital High Definition Television, Sony Japan unveiled the 96kg/212 lbs 36-inch KD-36HD700 as part of their WEGA lineup.

@joshspace2 The Glasgow Minecraft Experience.

First look at the ‘MINECRAFT’ Movie set

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Found another tree set prop from the ‘MINECRAFT’ Movie

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set props i found near the film studio where the minecraft movie is being filmed @DiscussingFilm

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17,000 game industry jobs tragically lost. AAA is a bloodbath. Think how many they could have saved if publishers just gave gamers what they wanted. Instead they trashed characters we loved, forced DEI down our throats, told us we were evil, gave us stale gameplay with bugs……

In 2003, Sony released the DAV-DS1000 SACD/DVD 5.1 System priced at $4,500 USD. It features wireless speaker connectivity via full digital infrared transmission and includes a SACD/DVD player, subwoofer with built-in amp, and tuner unit with antenna.

In 1979, Sony debuted the KP-7210 PS, a 72-inch Color Video Projector System weighing 110 kg/240 lb, which revolutionized home entertainment with its innovative design and high-quality viewing experience.

@Dr_Vulpine @GamerLetter123 @BrandR64 @Nintendeal I forgot what post I was replying on, so I don't want any misunderstandings. I was talking about the Star Wars Battlefront game that up-scaled all of the textures, not Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door. Nintendo develops their games with love and innovation.

@Dr_Vulpine @GamerLetter123 @BrandR64 @Nintendeal Engines like Godot has all of it's code compiled, embedded on the executable itself (If you tick that option). FOSS will always be an economical option. Just stay away from FOSS circles, they are full of decadence. Be careful of what open-source communities you venerate. (3/4*)

@Dr_Vulpine @GamerLetter123 @BrandR64 @Nintendeal Not all game engines are bad, as long the engine can talk to the hardware most efficiently, with less abstractions slowing down execution. Most game engines rely on a mess of modular APIs or media libraries as dlls in the executable's directory (2/3*)

@Dr_Vulpine @GamerLetter123 @BrandR64 @Nintendeal Knowing the game changes absolutely nothing but textures, I am pretty sure the company lost their authoring tools, or couldn't understand the source code. So they end up lazily up-scaling the textures with a third party program or service. (1/2)

@EvolvedYoshi @GamerLetter123 @BrandR64 @Nintendeal Exactly. Why give unity more money when just doing the work yourself means the dev team will know their in house engine better and can actually have a higher probability of it not launching like complete crap. Saves money long term when you don't have to keep paying royalty fees

Shigeru Miyamoto checking out Super Mario Bros 3 on a 1986 Sony KX-21HV1 Profeel Pro Trinitron monitor.

The 36-inch Sony KW-3600HD was the first Trinitron TV supporting high-definition video, released in 1990.