🕵️🍀 Detective Grookey 🍀🕵️

Sonic x Knuckles! #dragonball #Sonic

Estan literalmente recreando Kanto completa en Pokémon Pokopia, que maldita barbaridad

Y lo peor es que no me parece malo, jugada maestra

@DonDinek Es distinto pero si creo que es comparable

Ni de coña se acerca a lo de Pokémon Go, pero es que ni la mitad

Ojo con esto, el temtem original me pareció "un juego más" por así decirlo, era buen juego, pero se sentía uno más. Parece que el éxito que tuvo ha hecho que los desarrolladores vayan un paso más allá si veo lo que creo estar viendo en estas imágenes

No puedo dejar de ver esto, acabo de hacer una Tienda Pokémon y estoy dando volteretas y el loco de turno ha montado New York en Pokémon Pokopia 😭📸

ぽこあポケモンにて 音符ブロックで作成された、ドラゴンボールの神曲を聴けるとは😭😭😭😭😭 作成者 TikTok: patocraft22

Daima! #dragonballfans

pokopia is genius kanto fans are happy because its kanto, kanto haters are happy because its destroyed

自宅のそばに大きめの倉庫を作りました🔧 上からは家や水辺を見下ろすことが出来ます #ぽこポケ  #ぽこあポケモン  #PokemonPokopia

@jankyanims Mirrors Edge 3 (anime version) Yes Yes And Yesssss 😍

Hey there. Seemed like the right time to make an account here. Developing a parkour runner game called Tachyon Flow - check it out!

Pokopia ha creado un universo casi nivel Minecraft en cuanto a posibilidades, es loco

The GOAT #PokemonWindsWaves #Pokemon #Browt #pokemonart

@tendo_14 Lets go eevee/Pikachu estaría bien también, pero vamos si le ha gustado púrpura, adelante

Para un niño de 7 años qué Pokemon de switch le regalaríais? Había pensado en diamante brillante, pero ha visto mi púrpura y le ha gustado

A new look at the Crimson Desert's full map. The map is over 2x the size of Skyrim and larger than RDR2.

Pokopia Day 2! A woodland village for the grass and bug types.

Pokemon ⚡️⚡️ My favs 😌 #DragonBall #Pokemon

@dbs_10_10 Doraemon/shinchan/Sakura card captor...

I want to explain clearly why we’re pushing modding so hard in Hytale. It’s not because we expect modders to carry the game for us. It’s because I believe the modding community is going to be one of the foundations for where we take Hytale next. This contest is part of that. I want to put modders front and center. I want people making incredible worlds, NPCs, systems, and experiences to be recognized, celebrated, and rewarded. Think esports, but for modders. There’s another reason I care so much about this: we hire from the community. Over the last few months, most of the people we’ve brought onto the team (now over 70) have been people we already knew, respected, and saw building amazing things, especially in the modding community. We’re not trying to build some giant corporate machine with layers of people giving orders. We’re building a scrappy, agile team full of people who actually make things. That matters to me a lot. Everyone here is expected to touch the game. Even people in leadership. Even me. I pushed a small visual fix myself yesterday. I’m in the game constantly, and if I see something wrong, I either fix it or make sure it gets worked on. That’s the culture I want around Hytale: close to the work, close to the game, close to the community. On a personal level, I care about this because I genuinely love making games. Getting Hytale back lit that fire in me again. It’s stressful, sure, but it’s good stress. The kind that comes from building something you believe in. The truth is that building for modding makes development harder. A feature that would be simple in another game often becomes much more complex for us because we have to ask: how can creators use this too? How do we expose it in the right way? How do we make sure it becomes a building block, not just a one-off feature? That work costs us time in the short term. I know that. But I believe it pays off in a big way later, because every good system we build can become a hundred great creations from the community. And when someone in the community makes something exceptional, that creates a real bridge. Maybe we can collaborate. Maybe we can learn from it. Maybe we hire them. If somebody makes an incredible fishing mod before we’ve even tackled fishing ourselves, I don’t see that as a threat. I see talent. I see proof that the ecosystem is working. That’s why I’m pushing for this so hard. Not because modding replaces the studio, but because it makes the game bigger than the studio. It helps us discover talent. It helps us build better in the long run. It keeps us connected to the people who care the most. If we do this right, modding won’t just be a feature of Hytale. It will be one of the strongest foundations for its future. This is just the beginning. We are still in early access.

@Danicervo @Albaricuqui Entonces habrá que poner en la balanza todo, si te renta pagar los juegos de Nintendo o no por no tener el físico "real"

@Danicervo @Albaricuqui Ya, eso es putada, pero tened en cuenta que va a ser así para otros muchos juegos y posiblemente en el futuro cercano casi todos los de Nintendo lo tengan

xicos merece la pena el Pokopia? Es que tengo la sensación de que es un juego que me encantaría pero son 70 pavardos y me duele