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this reeks of madness!!!

@ChicagoRGamer Yeah the line about this film has been "it has an empty story so it sucks" I mean geez, it's a movie about Super Mario Bros, the story was never 'anything' and that was fine. Great technical flexing (just gorgeous design) and lots of steady callouts for us old-school-heads, haha

@HeadcaseGames I agree! I had heard beforehand that critics were pretty harsh on it, but honestly it was fun, entertaining, and had some good call outs of earlier games that I appreciated. Fun film altogether. Cheers!

New Super Mario movie was fun. Story was all over the place, but it was still entertaining & had plenty of great game references. It's made for a fun time for kids, not to be a front runner for adaptation. Do you remember what we got in '93? Haha #SuperMarioGalaxy #MarioMovie

@heidiohlander @Nintendork9 Toonces ❤️

@Nintendork9 I’m on my way!

Stick a galaga machine in your garage and see just how mamy people come to play 😏

It looks so awesome!

Oh yeah, I previously wrote a piece about Famitsu magazine being misunderstood in the west 👉 forgottenworlds.net/blog/weekly-fa… #Famitsu #Japan #MetalGear #RetroGames ☀️🌴

@SieOne @timeproofgames crazy I never realized there was one - I must investigate this!

@HeadcaseGames @timeproofgames There is a Saturn port, but the DC is the better port

Power Drift (Arcade, Sega, 1988)

@SieOne @timeproofgames Saturn I thought?

@timeproofgames Cracker of a game. The port on the Dreamcast is spot on too.

She.. put the new toilet paper roll up, facing the wrong direction. Do I really want to marry this person someday?

@St1ka Project Rib, more like

This is what Sonic Team could have been doing instead of making all those Sonic sequels

@dantemendes @LeeRAndrews The effect never really seemed to really work for me (with this game), but Rad Racer was super fun anyway! Also, challenging as HELLLLL

@LeeRAndrews Cool, you mean, like these simple ones? 👀 I may have them, came on a magazine.

Rad Racer, also known as Highway Star 🇯🇵 (by Square/1987) for NES and Famicom, was designed and supervised by Hironobu Sakaguchi and the Iranian-American programmer Nasir Gebelli. They later created Final Fantasy. Was very well received and a hit with 1.96 million copies sold.🏁

After 8 years of making games, Aerodynamic Monk revealed their first commercial project, Rogue Stradale. 🎮 See the details: reddit.com/r/IndieDev/com…

Deleted Reddit app off my phone several months ago because it was sucking up too much of my time. Started looking at it again recently and whoa - I feel like people are talking more & more like little kids. What gives?!

@games_rozz Oh hell yeah!

Night Striker, Taito, 1989. Good fun!

Doesn't really look like much in 2026, but back in the day this felt absolutely futuristic to have playing on your television at HOME.

@benljbrooks @NESFans1 Not a good game, in hindsight, but at the time, in those very early NES days - this was actually kinda fun & playable, for what it was! I rented it a few times.

@NESFans1 I loved this terrible game 🤣

Who remembers how exiting it was finding out #Pitfall was now on the #NES and then you played it lol.

@EGVroom This is blowing my mind! Sigh, what could have been..

One last run at the Sonic the Hedgehog visual demo for Game Boy Color tonight💨 - Added some background variety - Added some vertical movement - Added some MOAR parallax Done now. Back to Starseed 3! #pixelart #indiedev #gameboy #retrogaming #Sonic #8bit #sega #screenshotSaturday

I saw this tool in the list forever and had no idea what that meant - wow!

🚨 Someone just built a fully open-source mocap system that works with any camera. It's called FreeMoCap, a markerless 3D tracking system that runs on ordinary webcams. It turns multiple camera feeds into research-grade skeletal data automatically. 100% Open Source.

@PixelCNinja Great game but this effect always felt strange to me.

Axelay. The game uses a unique "rolling" Mode 7 effect for the vertical levels to create a sense of depth and curvature. It was also famously developed by several staff members who later left Konami to form the legendary studio Treasure!