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That being said. To answer your question. It depends on what you really want to get out of it. Do you simply wanna take a few drawing or animation classes? Do you want to get a diploma? What do you plan to do with that diploma and do you have an exit strategy if things do not go your way.

Honestly, as someone who's been at it in a graphic design major for almost five years now. My best recommendation for you is to spend as much of your free time on your art as possible.

I was there last month but I was not at the Roger rabbit ride.

Sony multimedia machine for '94. Also some very early discussion about what Nintendo's up to with Project Reality - the N64.

An artist's impression for what EDGE calls Sony's aborted Playstation. It looks like a 90s portable CD player with a cartridge port on the top.

A CD-i unit with a little flip-up LCD screen and a two button mouse

December 1993 - EDGE publishes its some early whispers about a new manufacturer throwing its hat into the console race and the steps it took toward... the PlayStation.

Always very cool to see early stuff like this; 1994 was one of the most exciting years for new developments.

PLAYSTATION 2 TO PASS ON DVD A magazine snippet reporting in 1998 stated that inside sources were reporting that Sony felt market acceptance of DVD wasn't high enough, and manufacturing costs were too high for them to go with it for PS2. And they'd instead go for a high-density CDROM that holds about 1 GB of data. It probably would have been something like the Gamecube's own smaller-capacity discs.

Poorly aged things and a bullet dodged that might have scuppered the PS2's runaway success to some degree - if Sony had passed on DVD and instead gone for lower-capacity proprietary HD CDROM media.

📖: PSM September 1998

A full page at for Sonu's final F1-System MSX-based personal computer, all sleek and black, with many different accessories advertised to use with it including monitor and periphs.

Sony's final MSX-based computer and one sexy beast: The HB-F1XV.

With a hardware pause button, a dedicated slow-mo controller, and Rensha turbo autofire for the space bar as well as controller, this was one final hurrah built for gaming.

📖: MSX Magazine, Nov 1990

Just finished the baking for my new project and am so excited to start texturing, I have some neat ideas I want to try c:

It's based on the Panasonic VE-R7 KURZ Cordless Answering System that I saw @sharkabytes.bsky.social post a couple of weeks ago

#3Dart #propart #gameart #retrotech #hardsurface

A full-page ad for the 70,000 yen price tag Panasonic Kurz, which looks like something in 1980 would envision we'd be using in the year 2000. It's got a slimline receiver resting on its slide in a sloping rest while what looks like it might be a rotary dial is being used for a memory bank. You still turn it though to access the contacts. It has privacy modes, caller ID, and FM sound for call tones. All in a stylish marble white colour.

Rotary phone design and the digital 90s combined in the design of this 1990 Panasonic Kurz Cordless Answering System.

After some translation, I've determined that what looks like a rotary dial is a contacts memory bank. I'll record six of them and speak the caller's ID to you as a call comes in.

Bro, I feel so fucking free rn from all those assignments I had to do for this one college course. Hours and days of possible procrastinations and dreading are over. Thank god.

Oh, generally I dont really pick up new games that I get immediately usually due to time constraints.

Ya know. I guess it's funny, cuz my parents got this hot water dispenser separate from the coffee machine just to dispense hot water. I really wanted it for the house because I for one, don't drink coffee, and everyone in the house drinks tea anyways so we invested in that.

FF6, Um... mahjong :3... DKC3 at somepoint. I was hoping I could play my new treasure trove of steam games at somepoint in the future.

I was curious because I've been interested in games with compelling story. Especially one that I guess makes you feel? I thought Final Fantasy 6 did a good job with that. Probably one of the best story for a Final Fantasy game even imo, although 7,9,10 come close in that regard in its own unique way

Thank :3

I guess either one?

Goodbye Jack Dorsey's fallen out love-child, and hello Bluesky. It's a great day to be yourself and I hope to use this time to show you my cool game cartridges.

Does there happen to be nonlinear story archs?

They don't let you skip???

That was me with Final Fantasy 6. And now I've been playing it again for the past 3 months now.

Oscilloscope View of music from the game R-Type for the Sega Master System (セガマスターシステム).Composed by Masato Ishizaki (石崎 正人).Ripped by marklincadetPlaylist:00... R-Type - Sega Master System (FM) - Masato Ishizaki

R-Type - Sega Master System (FM) - Masato Ishizaki
youtu.be/XNRiTQIAZRI?...
マスターシステムの音源でR-Typeっ！？
朝から耳が幸せ過ぎるｗ
これ聞きながら寝坊の朝ごはんにしよう(´▽｀*)
#レトロゲーム #マスターシステム #R-TYPE

Here's a fun thing about Cotton: it was one of the more frequently requested games in Beep! Mega Drive magazine back in the day. How frequently? It was showing up in their monthly reader survey charts for top 20 game port wishlist for at least two years straight. I put more info in the alt texts.

An ad from Famitsu's December 25th 1987 issue with Alis from Phantasy Star ready with sword and shield against a backdrop of pure Tomcat action with AfterBurner! And an ad for the FM Synth unit.

📖 Bytes of Game Ads 📺

From Famitsu with Love on Christmas Day in 1987: snazzy Phantasy Star and Afterburner ads. Both blasting out YM2413 FM Synth from Sega Mark III/Master Systems - if you had ¥6800 to spare.