CrazySoft Limited

Game will release at July 10 on Steam. Consoles will follow. store.steampowered.com/app/3178920/Ed…

@SamuelBeek It has its ups and downs

once you get into hardware you start to realize how SICK Apple is - their remote alone is a piece of art

@PolarisLog Apple has always charged today's memory prices at their hardware for almost 20 years. Remember 5 years ago you chose to upgrade the Mac book pro laptop from 16gb to 32gb and they charged you 400$ when this ram cost 50-100 back then. Now they can't do that and they don't like it.

애플 사태 정리 - 팀 쿡은 지금의 메모리 사태를 100년 만에 닥친 홍수에 빗댐 - 애플은 메모리 반도체값이 너무 올라 비싼 부품을 쓸 수밖에 없다며 맥북과 아이패드 가격을 올리겠다고 발표함 - 그러자 마이크론 CEO는 사실 애플이 문제였다며 팀 쿡을 정면으로 반박함 - 애플은 그동안 공급망을 쥐고 원하는 값에 부품을 받아오던 갑 중의 갑이었음 - 과거 반도체값이 폭락하고 제조사들이 적자에 허덕일 때도 애플은 대량 구매를 미끼로 단가를 바닥까지 후려쳤다는 지적임 - 단가 압박에 시달린 반도체 기업들은 돈이 없어 공장을 늘리지 못함 - 증설이 막힌 상태에서 AI 인프라 투자 열풍으로 수요가 터지자 범용 메모리 물량이 모자라 값이 폭등함 - 마이크론 CEO는 지금 메모리가 비싸진 것이 결국 과거 애플이 스스로 자초한 결과라고 못 박음 - 코너에 몰린 애플은 삼성전자, SK하이닉스, 마이크론 세 회사의 과점 체제에 기대던 의존도를 낮추려 함 - 그래서 애플은 값싼 부품을 찾는다는 명분으로 중국 메모리 업체 창신메모리(CXMT)를 대체 공급처로 확보하려 함 - 문제는 CXMT가 미 국방부의 중국 군사기업 명단에 올라 있다는 점임 - 애플은 CXMT로부터 칩을 살 수 있게 해달라며 트럼프 행정부를 상대로 로비까지 벌이고 있음 - CXMT 칩 구매가 법으로 전면 금지된 것은 아니지만 블랙리스트(1260H)에 묶여 있어 거래 자체가 부담임 - 거래가 실제로 추진되면 국가 안보를 걱정하는 미 의회가 거세게 반발할 수 있음 - 그런데 막상 CXMT의 DDR 가격은 메이저 3사와 5에서 10퍼센트밖에 차이 나지 않음 - 원가를 아끼겠다던 명분이 무색하게 CXMT 칩도 별로 싸지 않은 셈임 - 정치 리스크까지 떠안으면서 값도 비슷한 CXMT를 굳이 끌어들이려는 애플의 속내는 따져볼 만함 - 젠슨 황이 왜 그렇게 부지런히 한국와서 치킨과 삼겹살 먹었는지 팀 쿡은 곱씹어볼 필요가 있음 - 늦었으면 지각비 무는 법부터 배워야함

@BrianRoemmele I hope that this will be the outcome, but I see signs now showing that they will target open source llm until they are illegal to use.

I have never seen the op e source AI community so energized. The building is now in warp drive! There is a steadfast goal to make Anthropic unseeded. And what many don’t know, open source folks are the most likely be in the loop recommending Ai to companies. It’s over.

@lauriewired This is by design.

you’ll get mad at me for saying this…but cloud gaming is so obviously more economically efficient than physical hardware I think it’s going to be the default soon. your home console / pc is idle 90%+ of the day. meanwhile, data centers targets what, 5%, maybe at worst 10% idle. every second a cloud gamer isn’t gaming, that hardware is being used for someone else, training, etc. I think there should be a new measurement, something like cost-per effective FLOP hour that takes into account the TCO + effective utilization. If a gamer spends $500 on a GPU, uses it for 3 years, but it’s only fully active ~5% of that period…the cost-per relative FLOP hour is crazy high! Meanwhile, a $50,000 datacenter GPU might have a *LOWER* cost-per FLOP hour just because the effective utilization is 90+%.

@Snappadoodle_ @RaminNasibov Barebone

@CrazySoft @RaminNasibov No skin? 😅

When people ask me how old I am, I show them this

@TheAhmadOsman If they don't make it illegal

Prediction Opensource AI mass adoption within less than 18 months

@RaminNasibov And this

@jun_song I am afraid this was expected. The only solution I see now is open source llms. But I fear they are coming for them too..

A simple explanation for those who are pessimistic about a permanent underclass: It's not complicated. AI intelligence is now so important that it dictates human productivity. Imagine two software engineers at the exact same level. One only uses Opus, and the other only uses Gemini. The productivity gap isn't just a few times—it's tens or hundreds of times. Right now, this kind of productivity is limited to coding, but it's expanding into all fields in the post-agent era. And human reliance on AI is skyrocketing. If insiders and elites monopolize that frontier intelligence, the productivity gap between us and them will become thousands or tens of thousands of times. Those with wealth will use this productivity to build even more wealth, and the permanent underclass will have to survive by picking up crumbs using outdated models. This is not a metaphor. It is the future that is coming for us.

@RaminNasibov Skype

What app died and nobody talks about it?

@JoshDance That's my point exactly and common sense. It seems I opened Pandora's box. Didn't expect that rage.

AI seems to trigger a strange emotional reaction in some people. For some, the moment they hear "AI," they stop evaluating the work itself and start judging the tool that helped create it. My favorite example was when someone posted a Monet painting and claimed it was AI. People immediately criticized it, saying it was "AI slop" and poorly made. The artwork hadn't changed. Only their perception had. The reality is that AI didn't spend three years designing, coding, testing, balancing, and polishing your game. You did. AI was one tool that helped a solo developer accomplish work that otherwise would have required a much larger budget and team. I saw another creator publish a children's book with AI-generated illustrations. When people complained, he said, "Without AI, this book wouldn't exist. I couldn't afford 36 fully illustrated pages." Some people replied that if AI was required, then the book shouldn't exist because they believed the images were unethical, but that is a totally separate debate from judging the quality, and utility of the finished work. People should absolutely critique the final product if they don't like it. But dismissing years of work simply because AI was some part of the process misses the point. Keep building! The 99% of people who enjoy your game won't care what tools you used. They'll care whether it is fun.

@KanikouEstellia @samtechcoded I agree. I started coding 30 years ago. But look at some replies...

@samtechcoded @CrazySoft It's "black and white" because there's yet to be a proper "gray" area. Yeah AI isn't "all evil" but current utilization and deployment hurts the environment and more often than not, a lot of games with AI tool reliance miss so many problems and design issues human eyes wouldn't.

To clarify: All the game design, gameplay, code of games and everything else is manually developed by me. I even made a mobile app as companion app myself. I can code. AI was only used for translations, voice acting and very small part of images. Sure AI was also used when I was stuck, as assistant.

@Yarumasi @AnalogousPantsV Better read the post before reply. AI was not used in code. Only in voices and translations and very small part of images. No code, gameplay ... Anything.

@MushroomTheMan @TimSweeneyEpic Nobody can prompt a serious console game into existence in 2026. I don't use ai for mechanics, nothing for gameplay. I used it for voice acting and translations. Everything else was manual.

@CrazySoft @TimSweeneyEpic You should have waited/accepted the time line where you did the work by hand. Now only losers like your game and everyone else thinks it’s gross. Rip out the AI and try again sometime after you actually make a game for real and didn’t just prompt one into existence.

@iceforeyes I do write about AI used in steam. Of course.

@CrazySoft That is a perfectly reasonable take, lots of people online lack nuance, I'm not going to dismiss a game simply because AI was used, but I do have a right to know that AI was used in the game before I purchased it. Full disclosure & context, I'm sure your game won't be dismissed.

@Ovalfps Will release July 10 store.steampowered.com/app/3178920/Ed…

@CrazySoft whats ur game? is it on steam? I feel like writing a review.

@AnalogousPantsV This is one of 80 quick games. Typical 1 sec responce.

@CrazySoft Just for the record for everyone who read this post; this is the game we are discussing:

@AnagramArena I do, it's on the steam page.

@CrazySoft Dude, just disclose that you used it and let people choose what they want to play. Everybody can decide for themselves what they want to engage with, regardless of their reasons. Don't guilt trip people into playing your game just because you don't like their reasons for doing so