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@zjdelicious bro are you good :<

I question what am I alive for? Can you really say you're alive, if you don't have something you're willing to die for?

@CompulsionGames I actually liked the concept of We Happy Few, it had so much potential.

An important update from Compulsion Games.

@Visual_Salman But I am somebody :(

Hey nobodies thank you so much for all your support on my art 😭🥹

@DoubleFine Ignore all the mean comments guys. You are one of the few great studios still around and I hope ya'll can pull through somehow. Best of luck Doublefine!!

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Energy surge #pixelart

Since I’ve been getting some questions about this CRT shader, I wanted to give a quick explanation of how it works. I didn’t just tune it against reference images; I tried to model the actual NTSC composite signal path. To clarify, I split the shader into two parts. The first stage is mostly about the composite signal, cable, and decoder side of things, rather than the entire CRT look. It converts the image to YIQ, modulates the chroma onto an NTSC-style subcarrier, then runs it through a rough analog path with bandwidth limits, imperfect luma/chroma separation, phase jitter, chroma delay, ghosting, and noise. After that, a separate CRT shader handles the display-side elements, such as scanlines, mask/phosphor structure, curvature, and bezel. So a lot of the color bleed, crosstalk, and dot-crawl-like behavior comes from the signal path rather than being painted on afterward. It’s still a practical approximation for a game, but I wanted it to behave like a tiny fake TV pipeline. On top of that, this shader is mainly built with a consumer slot-mask CRT in mind, and it also has options for things like a 480i rendering mode. I’ve also been adding other modes, such as a shadow-mask CRT connected over analog RGB, aimed more at Japanese retro PCs.

@komm64 I'll buy it, the tool. How much?

(1/3) For my own games, I usually go with pixel art plus a CRT shader. But one issue I kept running into is that the art can feel a little different once it’s actually displayed through the shader compared to the raw pixel art. So I ended up making a tool for myself that lets

7 weeks. 75,000 wishlists. 70 million views on short-form content. Here are 7 more things I've learned about going viral as a solo dev:

@RaccoinGame wow congrats! can you make a reddit post on what you guys did to pull this off?

We have some VERY exciting news! 🦝 RACCOIN has already reached over 100,000 units sold in just 24 hours! We’re honestly blown away! Thank you so much for your kindness, support, and love for this little coin machine. 💰 We hope you're having SO MUCH fun playing! #raccoin

been feeling kinda stressed lately so I made a little prototype is this anything

@aukeiitcg these pokimans living better than our generation ever will 🥹

a cozy little cottage for my gardevoir line ₊˚♡

@sixesixesixe Bro this guy is dead

🟡🟡🟡🟡🟡🟡🟡🟡 announcing: RADIO THE UNIVERSE planned 2020 winter release ➡️Wishlist here: store.steampowered.com/app/1053900/Ra… ➡️Preorder here: sixesixesixe.itch.io/rtu ➡️Mailing List here: sixesixesixe.com thanks, - sixe 🟡🟡🟡🟡🟡🟡🟡🟡

@Luka4337 @niniyuuna I'm not doubting that but just was wondering what makes it good

@goshingames @niniyuuna Because it’s incredibly good

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@mewgenleaks Edmund McDonalds is crazy

Edmund McDonalds confirms that after they're done with developing the game, they're just straight up killing all the people who worked in it. They're murdering them in real life for no reason.

Don't forget ambient occlusion

@nilboggles ????????????????????????

Welcome to Boggleshire✨

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Seer Zi #Silksong