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[CMYK] Nintendo 64 box art for a nonexistent Mario spin-off titled 'MARIO HOCKEY'. It depicts Mario & friends on a hockey rink. Mario is about to shoot a goal, which Donkey Kong is guarding. Peach is following closely behind. In the background, Wario tackles Luigi.

[CMYK] Identical, but without formatting.

I'm surprised this little gem rarely comes up in Mario spin-off conversation... I guess it was a pretty late release 🫤

anyone else remembers this fine Halloween classic

#My9Games hoppin on this trend

losin it bro!

Oklahoma sucks shit aside from that all they have is braums meth and racism

I propose calling it the alias/softimage style in the same way people call it the flash style

HAPPY BIRTHDAAYYYY

I honestly appreciate how receptive Bluesky is about these sorts of questions. One of the things I've studied as part of my CS degree is designing accessible computer software.

I've been trying to see how it can apply to games, and honestly it's been interesting researching this topic further.

usually I think good art direction can significantly help with accessibility anyhow, but I think adding a simple outline and having that become far more accessible automatically means a lot to some people I figure

So by color would an outline suffice or a full on overlay for that designated color?

Do they still help at all? Like in combination with an outline shader of some sort, would you find yourself having a better/worse experience with screen shaders enabled?

(Also if anybody has general accessibility guidelines for games, I'd love to see! It's something ive been interested in.)

Curious. I want to hear from some folks with colorblindness.

I'm working on multiple game dev projects and I want to know, what exactly do colorblind shaders do to assist you in video games? What do you look for, whats a good/bad implementation of it?

I'd love to hear some opinions on this

I remember vividly getting mine in dec of 2017 and it being the most powerful thing I owned

I still have it by my desk because I'll be damned if I ever get rid of it

what the fuck do you MEAN the Nintendo switch is 9 years old

(Also I would like to announce that native Linux and macOS ports are on the way. I'm handling those!!)

You should be able to run this fine under Linux with proton, but as a Linux user I want to make a port available as soon as possible.

Please go check this out!! I assisted the DREAMTONE team with the final stretch of development with gameplay/systems programming. They're a talented bunch and it shows in the demo.

"let me tell you about what makes (mid chicken brined in dill and/or pickle juice) so special!

because THEY aren't welcome."

"PROMPT AND PLAY?" HOW ABOUT PROMPT ME TO PLAY A DIFFERENT FUCKING GAME! WHAT A SHITLOAD OF FUCK!!!

I think this was a temp banner I had on twitter forever ago, but just kind of rolled with the text because it was funny enough

fun fact : this is where my banner text comes from

I don't really complain bc I can just convert it on a case by case basis. but the tools I had to use every day for smash remix almost never supported webp (CSP, Maya, GoldenEye Editor)

not every software in someone's preferred tools will support webp and that can get frustrating

I mean if you work with legacy software heavily, pirated or not webp gets annoying

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seeing this game on sale rn is it worth it

nicktunes yewnite (I didn't feel like drawing jimmy)

can you include gnc names with multiple ways to spell it based on gender...

switching to linux is actually a lot easier than you think*

*assuming you don't rely on any weird hardware, don't play any recent multiplayer focused games, and use programs with heavy handed drm

I'm still holding my head up for some opportunities but it's been hard. especially since I have moved to an area with very little career opportunities to pursue