Jonny Octane

Projects like these tend to slip under my radar so to speak, which is a shame as there's some very impressive work on display here.

'forever' could mean many things thanks to the punctuation used. Until it becomes outdated/I get bored of how it looks/my washing machine breaks down/I need to indulge in my financial domination kink again by demanding cash from people are just a few options.

YouTube video by Catherine 10 Hours of Sega Mega Drive / Genesis Music Volume 1

Listen up godless heathens. Here is volume 1 of 10 hours of Mega Drive music. Volume 2 is upcoming once I can be arsed to edit it.

If you like it please consider sharing.

I'm going to do NES and SNES soon. Along with some tracker music which makes me think of Amiga

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Even in the event he provides them with all the necessary paperwork and the monetary means to cover any imposed duties, WHY would anyone want to do this for him? There seems to be no reward for the inconvenience, therefore he must feel the opportunity to help him IS the reward.

It absolutely isn't a problem for me, at all.

The CEO unironically identifies as a whatever that daft pseudonym represents, for reasons other than anonymity. This, even at the expense of making of making the company sound less than professional and more like an exercise in egotism only benefiting the participants. Surely counts for something.

I'm certainly happy to be number 11.

Cunts are useful, though.

No difficult questions of dissenting opinions if you only grant an audience to the indoctrinated, merely praise and celebration. The real world can't give you a reality check if you isolate yourself from it, and it from yourself.

Perhaps it's a subconscious admission that the only people who really care are the people invested enough in him personally to already be giving him money, and that publicising outside of this bubble wouldn't have any tangible benefit.

It's certainly not standalone company behaviour.

Me seeing a Youtube video from someone with a title saying they've found an expensive game cheap and nothing else : "Marvellous, good to see but what is your 20 minute video actually about? Also, why the "Viz Up the Arse Corner" qualifying photo of you gawping at it like it's your firstborn?

I hope that's a Small Friend Crab.

Define "peak gaming".

Choice. Decision.

Currently prototyping, merely needs a logo sticker and I think he'll be done.

I thought yer Ma was told to stop advertising.

I'm not ready. I'm going to work on this thing anyway.

It did, thank you. The tea was very good.

Sad to see they banned your girlfriend from the beach.

Now there's some "revenue" I certainly wouldn't want 6.5% of.

I always welcome tea recommendations, and I do indeed have a fresh box of Ceylon teabags I've yet to try, so I will indeed be partaking later.

This week, watching Bloggo will be my reward for actually managing to leave the house today. Probably accompanied by a fine cup of tea, although which type has yet to be decided.

You see that bit of dirt, down there on the floor...
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I found this to be a really interesting take on the breakout formula with its differing brick sizes. I'm not sure if it would hold up well now, or if it would just seem a bit gimmicky.

Liking this for the prospect of another episode of the POW, not because of the pictures of the ladies, especially not the lady on the right.

There's a couple here I've never seen. If they sit comfortably amongst so many seminal titles they must be worth making the effort to do so, so I think I will be.

Ways so called AAA publishers could be slightly less awful without costing them a single precious penny :

1. Start including everyone who actually worked on a game in the credits. Stop crediting people who didn't work on the game whatsoever, such as HR, finance teams etc.

I do of course understand that fully playing through even a percentage of the items you sell doesn't even approach feasibility. It's obvious. That's even more reason not to list them as such.

Dear used video game businesses, here's your semi-regular reminder that successfully booting a disc based video game for consoles that don't install the whole game to hard drive does not equal fully testing. Listing them as such makes you look either ignorant of how discs work, or a liar.

Don't worry, I'm sure you'll find something to fill that tiny gap on your game shelf soon.