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>>39256
>spoiler
Really makes you think
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Founders, is that what we call them now?
>Yuji Ohno has passed away at 84
RIP
>>39261
Damn I love the Golden Dog soundtrack.
RIP 大野雄二
>>39256
>He knew too much.
>that clip
Dang I didn't know what I was missing out on. Got any more like that one?

>>39259
kikes did this

>>39261
F
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>>39219
LMAO. >>>/lebbit/pls .
>>39243
>Shadow
>best game design in the series
holy troll
>>39263
Proofs that Sony Music is 100% owned by them or Jews didn't do it.

>>39261
Just found out he had done music for Lupin. RIP indeed.
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China will grow larger.
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Hyper-curated mass-produced video slop meant to entertain the overstimulated niggercattle brain to the point of near retardation then diagnosing said cattle with ADHD so you can dope them up on Ritalin, permanently alter their mental development for the worse and create another generation of slave golems who smoke weed, troon out and jerk off all day while women are allowed to do whatever the fuck they please and the cattle empowers these retarded holes, driving themselves and each other into extinction but at least nobody is saying the nigger word out loud.
That's my plot for a new Hunger Games type book, buy it at your nearest Amazon foreskin dispenser.
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>>39269
why would i buy your book when i can just go outside
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>>39269
I have physical examples of better executed edgy outsider literature right here on my bookshelf.
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>>39271
I was shitposting, you didn't need to assault my eyeballs like that.
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The best one in the bunch is Nutcrankr that concerns the misadventures of the typical /pol/tard Spencer Grunhauer who gets in trouble due to his autistic obsession with writing huge walls of text about weird social theories about government provided girlfriends. Sadly for him he is doing at work for a NGO full of normalfags who get easily offended by stuff like this. While he was unemployed, he got also banned on what is supposed to be 4chan for being an annoying tripfag which brought him to the pornvid site Nutcrankr the book is named after. As this happens Spencer decided it was a good Idea to shack up with a libtarded literal SJW and write creepy texts about her on his Laptop hidden in a poorly disguised folder. 

This novel (yes, in contrary to all the other authors, Baltic managed to write one. The other are novellas) really lets you discover the world of /pol/tardation through the eyes of the inept sped Spencer Grunhauer. 

>>39272
Your funeral, dude. :^)
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La creatura de los Japan
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>>39273
>/pol/tardation
Enough reddit terms
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>>39278
なんの設定これ
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>>39279
でぶりメスガキズ
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oy vey
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>>39281
>please, goy, buy this coca cola kike product
>so that they keep selling them
Now the goyim knows and that is a good thing.
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>>39282
im a regular guy, a regular moishe
i like the same things you like, but i like them jewish
jewish coca cola, jewish sprite, jewish pepsi
very good
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Of course I can't forget the Book of Kisses by Orcbrand. Given what I wasted 2 years of my life on and how it may have affected you personally,  its a pretty important  book if you want to understand the power of stories on the internet and more specifically internet memes. The theme of this wild potpourri of poems, essays and fragments of a bespoken Horus Heresy opera is hyper reality. How is it formed? Why is it here? How does this it affect reality? What is hyper reality even? Its the social construct made possible by the current internet that whips up people into moral panics, political frenzies, bullshit believes and I suspect  also sonic autism. Its also the same stuff that made meme magic even believable 10 years ago. And what else is magic but the notion that reality is bullshit and everything phenomenal is governed by the consensus of the people around you? If do you like lyrics or you are even curious about that text genre, I warmly recommend that work of genuine outsider art. 

I have spoilered the cover art, because I have no idea whether Orcbrand used AI or hired an actual artist. 

>>39282
That's jews jewing jews if Coca Cola is actually ran and owned by jews.
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>>39284
>How is it formed? Why is it here? How does this it affect reality? What is hyper reality even? Its the social construct made possible by the current internet
The concept of a "Hyper-reality" far predates the internet: https://odysee.com/@SovNations:0?view=content&search=Mere+Simulacrity
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>>39284
>>39285

anyons should watch the adam curtis documentary by the same name
Hypereality is such a fucking retarded term. Next time you are going to talk about postirony like icuccckz on that sam hyde video and then troon out
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I was about to watch that Dragon Maid movie about Kanna just now but I quickly remembered that we had already seen it on stream.
Goes to show just how memorable it was that I can barely remember even watching it.
>>39289
It was super memorable though. Kobayashi did some Dragon Ball shit to a giant bear or something. That's all that happened in the entire movie.
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>>39289
The only thing I remember from the movie is that humanity needs to kill all the males dragons and take the female dragons.
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UK's Ofcom vowed it would dictate all forms of speech on foreign sites as part of the Online Safety Act or else these sites would be facing huge fines (upwards of 10% of their global revenue if it was a major platform)
Sure enough, they have their first victim in the form of Xitter which has unsurprisingly bent over. They've forced a special UK report button on said platform that triggers human-monitored reports within 24 hours for all posts reported from the UK or else they'll face a fine, they must also send regular reports back to the UK to ensure compliance.
They should've just told that failing shithole island to go fuck itself but I don't expect that much from a mainstream platform.
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I remember this game from back in the day but I just noticed something...Those character designs...
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>>39292
Complying costs less than cutting off service and losing revunue, it's why corporations give in to pretty much every literally who court ruling and government regulation. Elon deserves it anyway, twitter only has free speech in designated countries and if you're pro pissrael.
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>>39266
>capital "J"
Heh sure thing, Schlomo. Is Sony publicly-traded? Then you can bet kikes or kike-adjacents did this.  :D

>>39268
>no foids at the table

>>39278
Heh
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>>39293
I just confirmed that Tsukushi did in fact work on this game as a character designer, found a full gallery of his concept art which is composed of mostly topless dudes, he is a huge faggot
>>39294
Yeah i figured that compliance was the cheapest option, it really makes you wish the UK would just fucking sink into the ocean instead though.
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>>39294
>witter only has free speech in designated countries and if you're pro pissrael.
Please ignore all the groyppers on the platform literally talking about nuking Israel and spreading things like the IDF systemically training dogs to rape Balestinians.
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>>39292
Just report every post single post on there because the site itself is designed to torture its users. Did anyone try?
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Interesting guy that Tsukushi 
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He actually has this doll at his office 
>>39298
I don't believe that the human report system works outside of the UK, but otherwise it would be funny if it did.
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>>39297
>Please ignore all the groyppers on the platform literally talking about nuking Israel
They get shadowbanned instead of account banned now. If you're flagged as an anti-semite and try to talk about pissrael to normalfags or lefties, your post will have its visibility restricted within a few hours.
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>>39301
Also if you tell someone to kill himself, you get insta-blocked.
locked*
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who is that?
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>>39292
On top of that...NYCOSA
>New York State lawmakers are proposing a new bill that would require identity verification under the guise of "age verification" in order to use basic functions of the internet, including direct messaging, video game matches, and more. 
https://yt.chocolatemoo53.com/watch?v=7DibdcQTZTk
This sort of shit worries me because it threatens our dwindling online freedom...
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>>39299
>I don't believe that the human report system works outside of the UK, but otherwise it would be funny if it did.
Wouldn't it just result in everyone bullying Brits online for the sole reason that they cannot retaliate without getting arrested?

>>39305
>it threatens our dwindling online freedom
You have several states trying to force this through.
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>>39289
The second half was a string of battle scenes anyway. The plot about a asshurt mage attempting to kill all the Dragons with Kanna's MacGuffin powers by tricking her father and the other group of dragons* wasn't Dostojewski either. 

>>39301
How come that normal people spot them all the time? If you are not from a restrictive shithole and nobody can pinpoint your location, you won't have many problem. Still sucks, this is why I prefer this place and fediverse for communication. 

>>39306
> Wouldn't it just result in everyone bullying Brits online for the sole reason that they cannot retaliate without getting arrested?
This gonna be fun. If they are not pussies and hide their location. 

>>39305
The online verification bullshit is also partly pushed by the advertising industry, because clanker don't buy anything. Its hard to justify the high costs for ad space if you can't assure that the vast majority of impressions won't come from a bunch of remote controlled smart phone boards on a rack in Guangdong. On top of that true conservatives and shitheads who want deranomize their critics to begin are played by the tech lobby.
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>>39259
It really does.
>>39261
RIP.
>>39263
How about this one?
You can find more in any albums he made himself. 
>>39276
>spoiler
Now do that search with "site:reddit.com".
>>39288
I want the rest of the girls in those figurines. Please make it happen Konami.
>>39290
Yeah that's how you make a movie based on a slice of life show, right?
>>39291
Dibs on Ilulu.
>>39292
So much for free speech. Wouldn't it have been easier to just do what Cuckchan did and just laugh at them?
>>39296
Well he really likes shotas too if MiA is any indication.
>>39299
One of the most interesting ones for me was when he drew the children characters from Oblivion.
>>39304
I can try and search more but I need to know if this is Forza Horizon 6 or a different game.
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>>39308
>How about this one?
Kek.

On a more serious note, kikes clearly arranged for him to be assassinated. Any antis producing evidence yet do you know?
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China will grow larger.
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>>39300
The text in the pictures is really something, but I'd expect nothing less from a man who put a living toilet, cloaca sniffing, and and a bath scene with limbless, six-nippled twins into his manga.
>>39310
That looks like it would be too hot in the costumes.
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Sup guys. Work sucks. Off tomorrow then back to the cycle. Not fun to do something mildly degrading then come home to be nagged but it is what it is.
On the bright side I have time to read Tsumihoroboshi.
>>39292
Dear God...
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>>39311
I forgot when those two even show up, this manga has a lot of filler moments outside of the action set pieces that drive the story forward. I really wish it had more action and less suffering and /d/ tier fetishes.
>>39312
>On the bright side I have time to read Tsumihoroboshi.
You are going to need a lot of it to finish that, good lord...about 20 hours unless you really wanna rush through it, or maybe that was just me.
Good to see you though, it's been a hot minute since your last post, hang in there.
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Looks like MiA is coincidentally back in the news...over people moralizing cartoons
>CONTROVERSY IN MADE IN ABYSS
>On Reddit, a fan-edited and censored version of Made In Abyss called 'Project ReMiA' is circulating.
>They've redrawn and removed scenes of nudity and sexualization of the underage characters (Riko and other kids) to make it "more comfortable" to read
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>>39316
They could... I don't know... READ SOMETHING ELSE!
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>>39317
No no, you got to understand...they HAVE to censor, virtue signal and moralize media that isn't aimed at them and act like you are a monster for enjoying it and then try to gatekeep you out of your own hobby, how else are they going to keep themselves from leaping off a bridge? lol
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>>39316
>less suffering and /d/ tier fetishes.
I think the focus on suffering and how characters respond to it is central to the feeling of MiA. It just would be the same without things like child suitcases or a girl forced to watch people eat her deformed babies.  
>>39316
But Reg getting erect is important to the plot.
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>>39319
You can convey suffering without having to dedicate entire chapters just to drawings of a loli getting disemboweled for science. You can easily pinpoint which panels are meant to be sexually gratifying for Tsukushi and which aren't, especially if you've been around the internet long enough to have seen shit like eroguro and other crap like S&M. Not that it bothers me particularly, it's a pretty tame manga all things considered, I've seen bleaker manga.
I don't care about the nudity, if anything there could be more of that and less guro. But what do I know.
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>Shigeru Miyamoto, 73, Legendary Creator of Mario and The Legend of Zelda, Passes Away
from making new Star Fox games. The legend retires after overseeing the latest Star Fox 64 remake that has fans already complaining.
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>>39322
What the fuck is that? Are you a fed
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Have any of you guys had the problem where a site opens up a "popup" overlay with some nag message (e.g. Would you like to sign in? - note you do NOT have a choice in this matter) and greys out the page, so like any sensible person you just use the element picker in ublock or whatever to remove the box and the grey overlay BUT NOW the scrolling of the page is locked too?
How do you restore scrolling? I have searched and cannot find a working remedy.
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>>39327
Because there's additional invisible elements you still need to block, generally at least. Try using the element picker/zapper and selecting the entire screen a few times until you can scroll,
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Sam Hyde killed the only entertaining thing he has done in over a decade (PSC) just so he can keep pushing his retarded 'red pill' kike nonsense.
He ran a sub-a-thon extorting his fans to donate to keep PSC alive even though he claimed said channel wasn't for the money, what a fucking jew.
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>>39309
>Any antis producing evidence yet do you know?
None that I can find.
>>39312
Hang in there, man.
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Starting in 30 minutes with Star Trek TNG or earlier in 20 minutes with Yadamon.
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>>39333
Impressive, very nice
>>39333
>the director didn't have the balls to use this first script
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Main show starting soon.
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Hi.
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I seriously doubt that I'll be able to make stream tonight :(
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>>39337
Hello there anyon.
>>39338
Don't worry, the stream is almost over anyway lol.
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star trek tng s01e19 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/alpha4/4883d473a01a6c547f3f/star_trek_tng_s01e19.mp4
star trek tng s01e20 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/alpha4/3263fdebc1f2caf75411/star_trek_tng_s01e20.mp4
star trek tng s01e21 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/alpha4/15d942cee068e4ae540c/star_trek_tng_s01e21.mp4
garo 10 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/beta1/7799cc1de8afa862aeb5/garo_10.mp4
garo 11 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/beta1/ac5fa33d21937218c046/garo_11.mp4
hakumei to mikochi 02 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/beta1/2c9f9f6a891565bcce08/hakumei_to_mikochi_02.mp4
gccx quiz the feudal lord's ambition https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/alpha4/2484f7ba12d7f5485e3e/gccx_quiz_the_feudal_lord%27s_ambition.mp4

Pre-Pre-show: yadamon 07 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/beta1/21930a22f269f65d7108/yadamon_07.mp4
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>>39341
Thanks for the stream and the files, Anyon.
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>>39341
Thanks for the stream. What happened to the other programming?
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>>39344
Very cool. I wonder if there are any cheap, opensauce versions of such volumetric capture/reconstruction-with-shading systems available these days?
>>39335
>instead of killing people and fucking whores, and beutifying himself
>he would instead use all his money on 2D girls
Would watch it.
>Tom Kane has sadly passed away at the age of 64.
>He was the iconic narrator of ‘The Clone Wars’ series as well as the voice of Yoda & Admiral Yularen. He also voiced Professor Utonium in ‘The Powerpuff Girls’.
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>>39347
That absolutely sucks, rest in peace.
I was rewatching Clone Wars clips just earlier too...
I fucking hate Bob Iger
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Nice (((Rabbi))-en-rose at the bottom of my screen

I didn't even know there was a game based of Dante's Inferno. How cool is that: https://youtu.be/j9Qe7Z5xoI0
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Hajimemashte! Fellow weebs, you like japanese cartoons, hai?
Here a nigger and no qt girls, just like my gook anime!
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>>39351
I'm planning to subject myself to this because I want to suffer.
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>game story set in early to midway 20th Century
>this guy goes around speaking in modern-day slang and holding a revolver sideways
God damn it, man.
Leave it to Snoop to single-handedly ruin historical accuracy where it could have been solid otherwise (as far as I've seen).

Anyway, one thing that interested me in STH's dev interview is that they said the combat will use left and right trigger buttons for left/right-handed attacks. Sounds a lot like "Let It Die", doesn't it?

>>39351
Yet another shitty modern reboot of Scoob? They never learn, do they?

>>39347
R.I.P.
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>>39350
>flag
It's been 84 years, if you are who usually happened to use that flag. How has 2026 treated you so far? 
>Nice (((Rabbi))-en-rose at the bottom of my screen
I added that for April Fools along with other things but decided it would look good there for a bit longer.
>I didn't even know there was a game based of Dante's Inferno. How cool is that
There's also a Tom Sawyer game for the NES made by Square
>>39351
I hate everything about this, who the fuck are these goobers?
>>39347
F

>>39349
Join the club.
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>>39356
I really like the second one.
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>>39357
It reminds me of the train from Spirited Away
That first picture with those showers is pretty cool
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>>39351
Hahaha! Animes and shiba inus are liek so kawaii desu yo ne and japanesy! The sacred sakura and yokaiz Oni and kappa nitori~I too! o(≧▽≦)o!
>>39353
<game story set in early to midway 20th Century
<this guy goes around speaking in modern-day slang and holding a revolver sideways
I know I sound autistic but when games/movies have immersion breaking aspects like this, I cannot enjoy it even if it would otherwise be good.
>>39354
I've been sickly. I have to go get some tests done and I might need to get surgery, but otherwise I've been okay I guess. How have you been? I feel bad for my absence.
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>>39354
>There's also a Tom Sawyer game for the NES made by Square
And it was never released outside of Japan, which is expected LOL.
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>>39178
>>39353
We wzua yakoosa 'n sheet!
>Yet another shitty modern reboot of Scoob?
It's suppose to be another "solo" series like Thirteen Ghosts and Get A Clue.

>>39354
>who the fuck are these goobers?
Here's the story: https://archive.fo/oYQVB
<“While visiting Japan on the ultimate foodie adventure, Scooby-Doo and Shaggy unwittingly unleash hundreds of mythical monsters that are causing trouble across the country. With the help of Scooby’s uncle, Daisuke-Doo, along with new friends, a magical girl Yume and gadget whiz Takumi, the group embarks on an all-new mystery filled with monster chasing and fun chaos.”
As as who's involved in making this:
<“Yokoso Scooby-Doo!” will be directed by Itsuro Kawasaki
This guy seems to be legit: https://anidb.net/creator/4797
<while Francisco Paredes is co-producer
Not too impressed with him: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0661200/
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>>39351
Oh ebin. Some Japanese animators get to make their Scooby Doo homage. Probably as mid as Asamiya's Batman homage. Seriously, I want more Asamiya Batman.

>>39354
> I hate everything about this, who the fuck are these goobers?
Three anime exclusive goofs for the Scobby-Doo homage, of course. 

>>39353
I have no idea why they had to have Snoop Lion Dogg in this one. The overall concept sounds interesting though. Sadly we had to pat that one down.

>>39359
> Hahaha! Animes and shiba inus are liek so kawaii desu yo ne and japanesy! The sacred sakura and yokaiz Oni and kappa nitori~I too! o(≧▽≦)o!
Its Japanese Scooby-Doo goofs making a homage. Let's see how it turns out... could be absolute bullshit like many, many other Scooby-Doo whatever crossover.

Get well soon. I hope its not Metokurian Cancebolaids.
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>>39362
Well, based on the story, the co-producer and the poster alone, it's evident that the Japanese themselves don't have as much of a say in how this is going to turn out. A completely Japanese production would have been entirely different from this. This is like one of those netflix anime but without the netflix branding (modern Warner Bros. instead which is the same garbage). It's probably going to be more like The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim in terms of western sensibilities rather than something like Power Puff Girls Z.
>spoiler
Thanks. And thankfully no, I do not have cancer like the cancerman.
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Happy CUNY Tuesday, everyone!
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>>39359
I'm really sorry about that man, you were a really good friend to me in the past, I wish you a quick recovery and the best of luck, if anything I am happy to talk to you again since I fondly remember talking to you about niche interests and you happily listened to all my ramblings.
I'm unfortunately not doing well myself, health's a dicey thing for me and I find myself under unpleasant circumstances right now, I try to keep my head up but in reality I am pretty scared due to all the uncertainty.
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>>39337
Hello.
>>39338
Hope you can join us next week because there will be a Lupin movie in memory of Yuji Ohno.
>>39342
>>39343
You're welcome.
>spoiler
All the copies available for the movie were basically just camera recordings so unfortunately we had to switch to something else. If a good copy leaks we can try again.
>>39347
Fucking RIP.
>>39351
The Zombie Island movie has more Japanese style than this fake anime shit.
>>39356
>>39357
Nice pics. The shower one especially looks like something that could've been made with early CGI software.
>>39359
>spoiler
That's rough, fuck. Really hope it's not something that horrible. It's good to see you again though.
>>39365
Hang in there.
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Also since I saw PPGZ brought up, here's a clip from the pilot as well as prototype designs for the girls.
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>>39364
Happy CUNY Tuesday.
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A new Star Wars film and I am completely uninterested, Disney managed to completely kill the magic.
>>39369
2 billions, just you wait!
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>>39350
>>39359
I didn't even notice. Glad you're back around! I hope everything works out alright.

>>39354
>>39360
I was puzzled for a bit until I remembered that there were 2 Tom Sawyer games for the NES/FAMI. The Square JRPG and a sidescroller that I played. The other one WAS released in the US but some of the order of stages was changed, mostly to avoid filtering US players. The Octupus boss is almost as cute as the cute snale from Mr. Gimmick.

>>39328
That ended up not working but adding this did to the ublock filters.
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I emailed the two movies for Sunday stream (unsure if you meant this coming Sunday, but some Sunday) to both of you guys. There wasn't a good version of the new one until about 12 hours ago. On the day of, I was only finding really shitty quality with Indian watermarks all over them so it is for the best we didn't watch it then anyway. Let me know how they play if you find time to review them before Sunday.
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Hello dejiko, are you still interested in making art for the CRBA website?
I have had very interesting idea: >>39196
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I watched The Great Silence. I liked the snowy setting, and the ending was great, it truly elevated the film. I wasn't expecting it.
>>39350
I thought you were referring to the hack and slash game. Hello, by the way.
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>>39369
I feel bad for Lucas, he trusted them with his franchise and once they got a  hold of it they raped it to the ground.
>>39371
>I was puzzled for a bit until I remembered that there were 2 Tom Sawyer games for the NES/FAMI. The Square JRPG and a sidescroller that I played.
I remember the sidescroller one from Arino playing through it. I honestly imagine the Square game is the more interesting one.
>>39372
Sure thing. I tried replying to your mail but it bounced back because it triggered the spam filter.  Should be fixed by now.
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I had bought some storage a while ago. Isn't much (5TB) but I think it'll be enough for some Japanese ROMs. Wanna make an archive for manga too.
>>39365
>I'm really sorry about that man, you were a really good friend to me in the past
The past? You will always be my brother, Dejikun. We're still buds. I'll get in touch with you again soon. I'll probably send you a message on cytube or whatever.
> I fondly remember talking to you about niche interests and you happily listened to all my ramblings.
You're acting as if I didn't enjoy them myself lol. I had a great time talking to you, always do. Only reason why I've been gone is because life keeps on throwing curveballs. But I'm too much of an autist to ever abandon this place.
>I try to keep my head up but in reality I am pretty scared due to all the uncertainty.
And really, that's the only thing we can do. Just gotta keep on moving, no matter what. Adapt, as they say.
>>39366
>Really hope it's not something that horrible. It's good to see you again though.
It's good to see you too. Hopefully I won't have to go through with a surgery, but we'll have to see.
>>39369
Who knew cats could get attached to stuffed animals like a dog would.
>>39371
I didn't even notice. Glad you're back around! I hope everything works out alright.
Thank you. Hopefully things improve.
>>39375
Weird. I have only had that problem with outgoing mail from cock addresses so far. I still don't see your reply. Not even in the spam folder. Maybe cock's mail server is experiencing problems at the moment.
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>>39376
>Who knew cats could get attached to stuffed animals like a dog would.
One of my cats has her favorite fish. And another one brings over either a toy mouse or a ball and wants to play fetch on occasion.
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Looks like Kazuma Kaneko finally made a (new) account on Shitter.

Maybe I'm just being naive, but I'm hoping he will now start listening to the fans' feedback and they'll convince him to stop selling his soul to dumb gimmicks and return to his roots.
>>39376
I suppose I should have worded that better. What I meant to say was that I didn't see your flag at first or I would have said hi earlier.

Truth be told I also hadn't realized that you hadn't showed up in a while until another anyon pointed it out a week or two back. I've not been posting as much here for 2 or 3 months so I guess I didn't realize you'd been absent.
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>>38963
>the Japanese dev himself had to address the issue
Oh yeah, I've heard of that guy. It's Fuyuki Hayashi, the dude who directed Crystar, Crymachina, and Monark.
I have not played this recent "Yunyun" game in question. By the looks of it, it's a rhythm game, and I don't have much interest in those.
Nonetheless, if some "localizer" fags were indeed caught messing with said game, it's important to call that shit out as always, and I'm glad to see some awareness was raised. Those freaks never seem to quit trying to ruin gaming culture with their propaganda, so it pays to be vigilant.

Anyway, now that we're discussing Hayashi and his recent works, here's some news that's come to my attention:
He and his recent illustrator, "odyk", are coming to Anime Expo in LA for a panel this year. So, if you happen to live in Commiefornia, that's something to look forward to.
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>mentally ill
>need correction
She wasn't really mentally ill, retarded yes, she just needed rape correction.
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>>39381
I've been playing Crymachina. Just finished it. Not sure if dragonbaby (yunyun localizers) were involved, but there is definitely a decent amount of over-localization going on. They even localized tsundere a few times.
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>>39376
>I had bought some storage a while ago. Isn't much (5TB) but I think it'll be enough for some Japanese ROMs. Wanna make an archive for manga too.
May be a good idea to do that considering places like Mangadex want to go down the Crunchyroll route.
>spoiler
I hope so as well.
>>39377
Pic related is the error that I'm getting.
I was channel surfing and ended up catching a few minutes of the AWCL Finals, Tokyo Verdy facing North Korea's Naegohyang.
I noticed that all the nork players looked like men despite this being female soccer, but more importantly I saw that the South Korean Ministry of Unification decided to buy 2000 seats to cheer on the North Korean team which is infamous for their rough play, I don't see how something as irrelevant as female soccer being cheered on will help unify both Koreas but who knows, it's small country matters.
Anyway that's all I have to say, just thought I'd share something mildly interesting that I caught while watching japanese television.
>>39374
I watched this one years ago because it had that madman Klaus Kinski on it, it has a stellar soundtrack at the very least but its an otherwise mediocre film in my opinion.
>>39376
Life has similarly been throwing curveballs my way al the time for the past few months (in particular) and I'm not in good enough shape to post here all the time as of late. Please take it easy.
>>39382
who is this semen demon
I would probably play Inazuma Eleven if it had an all-female version.
termites are so cool
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>>39385
>I watched this one years ago because it had that madman Klaus Kinski on it, it has a stellar soundtrack at the very least but its an otherwise mediocre film in my opinion.
I think it suffers from a somewhat slow pacing, and weak plot. I admittedly started to lose interest in it during some of the second half, until the ending came. I also thought the romance between the protagonist and the mutt woman was cheap, forced, and uninteresting. Not to mention that her husband had just died like a day earlier, lol. A few other scenes could have been written better as well. The one I hated the most was when the sheriff gets killed by Klaus Kinski in the silliest way possible by escorting him all by himself and then turning his back on him like an idiot. The film's strong points are the atmosphere, and the ending. I liked the protagonist being mute too. The dialogues weren't particularly memorable anyway. Klaus Kinski was also very cool. But I agree that it's otherwise mediocre.
>soundtrack
I didn't pay too much attention to it because I was cooking while watching the film, but I'm sure it was good.
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>>39387
Apparently termites are related to cockroaches. I always thought they were related to stuff like ants, bees, wasps, etc.
>>39385
>who is this semen demon
https://bluearchive.wiki/wiki/Shuro
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>>39385
>>39391
You forgot that you have to pay 1 Gorillion Dollars for the chance of drawing her specifically.
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>>39393
>Cal-Arts animation
Fucking dropped 10 seconds in!
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>>39394
anyon that's just Pac-Man
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That new LEGO Batman game looks like the perfect thing to play right now to defuse a little.
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How do you somehow outshit Garth Ennis when it comes to writing, how embarrassing.
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My beautiful insane wife
>>39395
Soul vs souless.
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>>39399
/thread
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>>39400
Finally.
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Starting in 20 minutes with Yadamon or 30 for Star Trek.
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>>39399
Excellent meme my friend, thanks for your wonderful contribution to the board.
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star trek tng s01e23 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/beta2/b94e4be6178d8f77f38a/star_trek_tng_s01e23.mp4
star trek tng s01e24 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/alpha5/281f97f8c1bfebd8f7c0/star_trek_tng_s01e24.mp4
garo 12 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/alpha4/139948be1ec3c7941e63/garo_12.mp4
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Pre-Pre-show:
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>>39404
Thanks for the stream & the files!
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>>39387
Termites are cool but don't underestimate ants, they can really overpower them.
>>39392
Don't worry, the wiki exists :^)
>>39393
Humor is hit-or-miss but it's not that much of a deal.
>>39405
You're welcome.
>>39389
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>>39406
Pls add "Snek Adventures" for next stream?
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>>39407
That is AI.
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>>39408
Oh. My mistake. It's hard to tell for me sometimes.  :P

I thought it might be a funny addition. Request withdrawn.
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>>39395
I'm assuming everyone here's played the SNES Pacman game? If not you absolutely should.
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On the topic of gacha games, I'm really irritated that they seem to be the only games coming out with playable lolis. I think the last one that I played was Little Witch Nobeta.
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>>39409
>It's hard to tell
Are you functionally retarded?
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Happy CUNY Tuesday, everyone!
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RAPE CORRECTION!
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>>39410
I tried playing it before and I got really annoyed with how Pacman acts.
>>39411
If only fanservice wasn't demonized.
>>39413
Happy CUNY Tuesday.
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I don't play mobile goyslop games, but I was scrolling through MegaTen-related stuff and just happened to notice that Shin Megami Tensei Dx2 got this as a playable dungeon, and it made me laugh my ass off. This is some funny shit.
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lmao weren't those generated by some anyon from /late/
how are normalniggers this dumb
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>>39416
i saw super mario 64 in the backrooms and he screamed at me and sucked my dick
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>>39416
Oh, and speaking of mobile goyslop, I just spotted this shit as well.
This one's a lot more sad than funny, though. Jesus Christ, man.
I guess once you get a whiff of that Chinese money, it becomes a fucking addiction. Sega has become the prime example of that.
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>Valve just raised Steam Deck OLED prices in the US while the devices are still out of stock, and the increase is insane
>New prices:
<512GB OLED: $549 → $789
<1TB OLED: $649 → $949
Gabe Newell sycophants in shambles right now
>>39419
Serves the Sega fanboys right, they trusted a corporation.
SEGA delisted their Mega Drive & Genesis Collection from Steam back in 2024 and before that they had already removed the option to buy Sonic games for it, deeming a lot of the workshop items and achievements useless. Some of those Sonic titles resurfaced as Sonic Origins, a 39.99 buggy collection that had ridiculously high hardware requirements for what essentially was 30+ year old games. Allegedly Sega wants to resell those other classic games again, or potentially make a Netflix/Nintendo inspired game subscription service for their old titles which also explains why they delisted Jet Set Radio, Sega Bass Fishing, Crazy Taxi and Space Channel 5 Part 2 were removed. They really don't want you owning anything, not even a perpetual digital license.
If you don't know, this was the only way to play ROM hacks for SEGA games legally and SEGA got a lot of praise for it back in the day along with encouraging and promoting Sonic fangames.
The reality of this situation was that Sonic Team was actually the one that is okay with fagames, rather than SEGA themselves. SEGA frequently takes down all manners of fan content and similar projects, especially if they aren't Sonic-related.
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I'm somewhat confused. Tried to go to the normalnet to have an adventure for once. I seem to get instabanned? Are 100 year old perverts not welcome or something? I can only guess they don't like the email service which was mentioned a few posts ago. Anyone know an email service that's compatible with the normalnet that won't shill all my data to AI/tehmoneyz?

>>39420
The you will own the nothings doesn't work when nothing is worth playing anyway. Everyone just watches a lets play now. "World's biggest Sega fan plays a video game for the first time" is a classic. These conglomerates are hopelessly outdated and nobody knows how to do anything now.
This subscription stuff adds too much purchase friction for their most obvious audience! Retards!

>ridiculously high hardware requirements
This is a 'classic' of the modern age. Typically these nuports are contained in some kind of virtual environment, rather than directly interacting with the hardware. I think doom and C&C were contained within unity for example. In the case of Doom, that one has ulterior motives. The old westwood guys are alright though, so that was probably just a time saving measure. (makes multi-plats easy)

I kinda wonder how much electricity has been wasted because game developers shift the work of their job onto the gamer's computer. Instead of getting some balls or training their brain up a bit. Don't get me wrong though, there is SOME value in getting a game out earlier and not even ms-dos doom.exe is perfectly optimised. (I can elaborate on this one if you wish)
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>>39419
>pic
>oh a new phatom thieves game spinoff?
>call of duty
Here we go again
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>>39421
>I'm somewhat confused. Tried to go to the normalnet to have an adventure for once. I seem to get instabanned? Are 100 year old perverts not welcome or something? I can only guess they don't like the email service which was mentioned a few posts ago. Anyone know an email service that's compatible with the normalnet that won't shill all my data to AI/tehmoneyz?
Here's some adventures for you
www.legendsworld.net/adventure
https://www.scummvm.org/
https://gog-games.to/?search=%22Sierra%22
Surely you meant this
>The you will own the nothings doesn't work when nothing is worth playing anyway. Everyone just watches a lets play now. "World's biggest Sega fan plays a video game for the first time" is a classic. These conglomerates are hopelessly outdated and nobody knows how to do anything now.
That's the thing, they are retroactively applying their 'own nothing' mantra to old games that people actually want to play and could legally purchase beforehand.
They even removed the classic MGS games from GOG so they could resell those 'HD' 
>I kinda wonder how much electricity has been wasted because game developers shift the work of their job onto the gamer's computer. Instead of getting some balls or training their brain up a bit. Don't get me wrong though, there is SOME value in getting a game out earlier and not even ms-dos doom.exe is perfectly optimised.
That new Indiana Jones game only uses ray tracing instead of traditional rasterized lighting, otherwise its a game that would have played just fine on a 1080 so of course it naturally sold like shit since they excluded a sizable portion of their potential player base and the devs still had the gall to wonder why their game sold so poorly.
> (I can elaborate on this one if you wish)
Hmm how so, please do tell
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>>39423
>That's the thing, they are retroactively applying their 'own nothing' mantra to old games that people actually want to play and could legally purchase beforehand. They even removed the classic MGS games from GOG so they could resell those 'HD' 
Oh no, I guess if you want to play those games, then you'll have to settle for the physical PC release of the original MGS games if you want to play them on your computer. Just like how you'll have to settle for the physical PC release of Sonic Mega Collection Plus if you want to play the original Sonic games after Sega removed them from Steam. You retards do realize that you're the ones CAUSING this all digital "Own nothing and be happy" future because of the fact that you're supporting these platforms instead of tracking down the physical editions of these fucking games, right?
>>39424
You can definitely track down a physical or digital copy of these vintage releases, either from a GOG torrent or a clean image from the Internet Archive. It's really the only option given the fact that publishers effectively don't want my money and I refuse to purchase shitty re-releases.
https://archive.org/details/metal-gear-solid-2-substance-pc_202506
https://gog-games.to/game/metal_gear_solid_2_substance
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>>39424
>you're the ones CAUSING this all digital "Own nothing and be happy" future
Yep. Steam is literal garbage. If you don't log in for a few months it will delete your password even if "remember password" is ticked. Never used that trash ever again. 
Also I made the mistake of buying a classic game once in the hopes the publisher would greenlight a sequel.
Never a hint of anything, devs forced to be slaves and then closed down for no reason. Shame, tears and regret (and hopefully suicide) only comes from buying digital games.
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/digi/ng it
>>39410
Pac-Man torture simulator, played quite a bit of the Genesis release. It's cool that it included the original PM game as a bonus/in-game arcade.
>>39413
well I missed this!
>>39414
reminds me of the girl from sonic frontiers
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>>39427
Watch out for squirrels.

>>39415
It's kind of got a learning curve and it feels a bit experimental compared to how most games are. The concept of a point and click adventure where you can't actually control the character is is a pretty neat concept though and I wish a few more games had experimented with that.

I suppose when you're a kid and you get brand new for Christmas along with one or two other SNES games it encourages you to just sit down and stick with it because you know that it's the only new game that you'll be getting for awhile. I don't know if kids (or adults for that matter) nowadays ever have a chance to experience something like that since we all have effectively an infinite amount of entertainment at our finger tips should we want it.
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Here's a nice shotu for all my Moonshot bros.

>>39412
Lol. I've been accused of that by ppl in high places!!  :D
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>>39427
Unfortunately, your drawing reminded me of something I recently saw, an obese woman walking around Walmart with her shirt held up like that. I guess she needed some fresh air on her rolls of lard to cool down. She also had that classy phenomenon of her sorts being forced toward and into her flabby crotch by the constant rubbing of her rashy, quivering thigh blobs.
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For those anyons down in the dumps and feeling like shit, here's a thought that will make your day much brighter:
At least you're not the kind of cuck who will gladly provide his SSN just to buy Pokemon cards: https://archive.ph/rE8Ek 
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>>39430
You know the Moon is really quite weird all things considered. There's striking contrast between the near and far side.
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>>39433
Well, there are a few dynamics going on there, like the decaying orbital rate of the Moon around the Earth; the fact the Moon was molten inside for a brief (50M to 100M years) after the great Moon-forming event from the collision of Terra & Thea; the Moon is tidally-locked with the Earth, so that the same face is always towards our planet.

>tl;dr
We get big smooth lava fields towards the planet Earth, while the backside hasn't changed much in that regard since the LHB (late heavy bombardment). I hope that makes sense Anon. AMA.
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The Studio behind Shovel Knight created another 8-bit masterpiece ? they can expand and sell for full price forever and ever until the heat death of the Universe. Isn't endless supply of vidya swell?

>>39417
Oh great. The same images have lured a some Jeet and his audience to /late/.

>>39423
> That's the thing, they are retroactively applying their 'own nothing' mantra to old games that people actually want to play and could legally purchase beforehand.
They even removed the classic MGS games from GOG so they could resell those 'HD'
Except I don't see jack shit on GoG. The PC version of Metal Gear Solid is still available there. Maybe you are talking about 2 to 4. This is more in the line of make a thing and sell it multiple times. Or in case of Nintendos virtual console rent it out forever so you don't have to make a thing. 

>>39424
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AHAHAHAHA. I don't want to sound condescending, but the alternative would have been Lame for Wangblows that didn't even work half the time. Virtually everyone tried to shove digital games down our throats. Steam under Gaben and GoG in tandem was the best outcome. What is to do against hair loss? I don't know. Companies like Limited Run games are basically memes that rely mass produced scarcity. With the workbench of the world getting stroppy nowadays as a psychopathic cohort business fights tooth and nail to prevent repatriation, I don't see a return to the norm before 2006 as very unlikely

>>39425
Thanks. This is a actual solution. 

>>39426
Solution: Store your dumb steam credentials into a password manager and punch in when asked. Steam kills your session in certain intervals no matter whether you are online or not. Its especially annoying when you use it practically every day on the same machine. Its still tremendously stupid, because the platform shouldn't be in your way if you don't use any online features.
>>39435
>Solution: Store your dumb steam cr
No. The point being it's still just anti ownership like the ps4/5 debacle. Gaben is ex-microsoft and this is a similar tactic to "license validation" kinda like when windows xp had that "Windows Genuine Advantage" spyware going for a while. It's a softer validation tactic but it still is one.
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>>39435
>Steam under Gaben and GoG in tandem was the best outcome.
Not when GOG began releasing games that had DRM attached (Among other issues). And when physical DRM-free PC releases still exist and sell. Like this one VN that sold out upon release: https://archive.ph/VbjCE
And the physical uncensored release of Tokyo Clanpool that you can still buy right now for $50 Freedom Bucks: https://www.eastasiasoft.com/games/Tokyo-Clanpool-Uncut-Edition
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>>39432
Soon you will need to do that to buy mangos too.
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>>39417
IIRC I've seen it on lainchan before it was posted to /late/ but I'm not sure anyway.
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Yar har fiddle dee dee.
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I've finished watching Lupin III - Mystery of Mamo on my own time. I think enough of you have watched that one last Sunday. So I won't waste much on recollecting the plot itself. 

Its OK for Lupin III standard. Since there bad Lupin III is so unlikely that it practically doesn't exist only one question remains: Is Mystery of Mamo what some youtuber called "Midpin". No, I don't think so. It has the most typical elements of a Lupin III story. Lupin, Jigen and Goemon go on a heist, then the Trio disbands for some bullshit reason in this case Lupin's onenitis™[1] for Fujiko until the 4th act. He has to go after the McGuffin alone with somebody else where he confronts the villain of the story multiple times. In that movie the villain is the most interesting guy, because he is an amalgamation of  every modern materialist superstition ever. Mamo is a billionaire with multiple secret bases who claims to be immortal, because he has invented cloning technology. He also says that cloning himself enabled him to influence every major event in World History. The philosopher's stone, a legendary item of Western Alchemy, will help him to perfect the technology which would solve the degradation of clones over generations[2]. On the side is blackmailing both cold war powers. This got the US military involved. Together with Fujiko the villain attempts to create a break away civilization that outlasts the riff-raff he gonna destroy with super weapons™[3]. Oh boy! That are 3 modern myths expressed by one guy in one movie. The actual ending is even wilder. I won't talk about that one, because it would spoil the entire experience, not merely the ending itself. Also the IRL stuff put into it is really out there. Zenigata was somehow involved in that mess as well, but he wasn't as important as in other Lupin III stories.  

>>39437
> when physical DRM-free PC releases still exist and sell.
In Japan and among niche groups. Japan was also the only country that got regular physical versions of Hotline Miami. Tell me when the yearly sportsball game comes out physical again. 

>>39436
Sounds like another reason why that idiotic client expires your session *despite the fact you are logged in everyday*. Trust me, its the best outcome under circumstance that the incentive to abolish ownership of physical media is there (for the effects on the film industry google "dvd crash").  

>>39438
I don't think so. No speculative collectible besides trading cards right now worked that way. Sealed issues of Jump magazines strike me as a one off grift by Jake Paul. 

Also how likely is it that a richfag and his Wallstreet frens buy a single sealed issue of "Catgirl Nuku² -  Xeno loli blow out party 😭💢💢 VII" (from current year)? Are you sure it won't be an example of the entirity of "Please Save My Earth"? I am pretty sure its going to be out of print ones. 

No. Total digitization of books has been successfully blocked off. You can still do it by buying physical books exclusively or in tandem. Bezos isn't Gaben [4]. If German book stores stopped stocking mangos, you will be one of the first places on the English speaking internet to learn that.






[1] *maybe affection is the better word if you've never read pre Trump Manosphere **

[2] Those limits are real for mammals by the way: https://archive.ph/2026.04.16-113042/https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2026/04/15/japan/science-health/mammals-cannot-be-cloned-infinitely/

[3] ... Are you seriously gonna screech "conspiracy theory" over that one? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vDQEJ06QoRs

[4] And probably not as subtle as he thinks he is given he called his ebook reader "Kindle" and the streaming USB stick "Fire".
>>39441
>Beanie Babies
I can't imagine being financially devastated and damaging you family relationships by obsessively collecting stuffed animals.
>clone footnotes
That cloning experiment is odd to me. Being unable to endlessly clone something that way should have been expected. Every time you copied an adult generation's DNA you would bring along all the replication errors that formed during that creature's life. DNA naturally degrades with normal replication and from environmental factors like UV radiation as an organism ages. Cloning successive generations would simply compound DNA mutation and damage (cancer, etc.). I can't imagine this would only affect mammals. It should be a problem for everthing but simple single cell organisms.
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>>39441
>for the effects on the film industry google "dvd crash"
anyon, DVD sales have plateaued from their previous decline, and starting to make a rebound along with CDs: https://archive.ph/Oo4Fn
Along with physical media stores popping up everywhere: https://archive.ph/XbzCU
Meanwhile, if it wasn't for streaming, all these companies would be significantlt hurting because people are spending less money overall: 

>>39442
>I can't imagine being financially devastated and damaging you family relationships by obsessively collecting stuffed animals.
Be prepared for Teddy Bear autism: https://redirect.invidious.io/watch?v=QeJeZOXo7yQ
>>39443
>Meanwhile, if it wasn't for streaming, all these companies would be significantly hurting because people are spending less money overall: 
And forgot the source for that: https://archive.ph/ytQlR
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From one of the blogs mentioned in a reply to me: Streaming services are still trying their best to recreate Wechat. Please don't compel me to teach you the political economics behind why megaapps are only normal in mainland China.

>>39442
> I can't imagine being financially devastated and damaging you family relationships by obsessively collecting stuffed animals.
Of course not. You are not in a world where a bunch of PEZ dispenser could buy you a house. Nowadays most people outside of plebbit wisened up to collectible bubbles. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZInOvqvygrk

>>39443
> anyon, DVD sales have plateaued from their previous decline, and starting to make a rebound along with CDs
And that will bring them back to chain retailers (that have removed the entire media aisles in favor of fucking thinkgeek-tier sperg toys like last month), unbankrupt the specialty stores and miraculously restores OVA in Japan? These articles are both bringing up collecting. These are good news for people sitting in the three exact collecting categories in question. I don't think there is any going back to 2010. The entire calculus has mutated too much.
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>>39445
>Please don't compel me to teach you the political economics behind why megaapps are only normal in mainland China.
Because everything is owned and controlled by the government? Especially for the purposes of enforcing their social credit system. As is the case and intention in every Socialist state.
>And that will bring them back to chain retailers (that have removed the entire media aisles in favor of fucking thinkgeek-tier sperg toys like last month)
You talking about Best Buy and GameStop, that have increasingly become toy stores, or Wally World and Target, where they still have a few aisles dedciated to selling DVDs?
>unbankrupt the specialty stores
I'm not sure what things are like in Germany, but there are dedicated shops all around my town here in the states.
>and miraculously restores OVA in Japan
That model actually seems to be reviving thanks to the rise of JewTube and the increasing amount of Indie series: >>>/animu/112558
Even companies are jumping on JewTube exclusive releases, like the Yu-Gi-Oh ONA that's been ongoing for over the past two years: https://redirect.invidious.io/playlist?list=PLtjAfd_DomymNMNqb8jKGOZakhmGktWI_
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>>39446
 > I'm not sure what things are like in Germany, but there are dedicated shops all around my town here in the states.
That's universal for the every market where a certain thing that usually sold in a specialty store went out of fashion. Sure, I could come up with an example were the US and Germany are pretty much the same. I won't do this and Instead ask you the following:

Have Movie stores that had to close a few years ago reopened at exactly the same place they have been before? The answer, IMHO, ought to be "What? No! Are high!?"

> That model actually seems to be reviving thanks to the rise of JewTube and the increasing amount of Indie series
These are ONA. Since I strongly believe words, Jargon and even idioms have specific meanings, I think they are not the same as OVA. For pretty much the same reason I also think they don't obey the same V-cinema market dynamics OVA have. They don't have the very same appeal and definitely not the same freedoms OVA had, but digress.
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>>39441
>Is Mystery of Mamo what some youtuber called "Midpin"
Stopped reading there, I don't care about zoomer babble youtubers
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And while hairs are split, let's not forget that corpo players have been already active on the ONA market. Corpo players like Bamco. And they brought the eager public of 2020 an ONA about ... another adventure in a old as fuck Mecha franchise only Asian boomers give a shit about for some reason. It even has most of the cast of all the other anime that came before the it. Pic not related at all. Its actually the key art for the modernized reboot where the MC is streamer for some reason.  

https://mashin-hero-wataru.fandom.com/wiki/The_Seven_Spirits_of_Ryujinmaru

>>39448
And yet it doesn't continue with it. 
< No, I don't think so. It has the most typical elements of a Lupin III story. [I grant you that. Despite of this, the movie holds up.]
No. I not gonna write around your gay hang ups.
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>>39449
Don't use zoomer faggoty slang next time.
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>>39447
>Have Movie stores that had to close a few years ago reopened at exactly the same place they have been before?
You mean like Blockbuster and Hollywood Video? That went out of business in my area 15 years ago, before the Streaming Wars started? And when Netflix's big revenue was still sending DVDs by mail. Because where I live, there really hasn't been a "dedicated movie store" since forever. Movies were always attached to something else, if you didn't go to a rental store. I think the first time I've actually gone to a dedicated "video store" was when I began driving around the state capital a few years ago for business reasons. And it's still there to this day, to where I occasionally drop by there when doing work in that areas, and my most recent acquisitions were the second season of Starsky & Hutch a few months ago. Outside of that, I just by DVDs from thrift stores, flea markets, and the occasional bookstore.
>These are ONA. Since I strongly believe words, Jargon and even idioms have specific meanings, I think they are not the same as OVA. For pretty much the same reason I also think they don't obey the same V-cinema market dynamics OVA have. They don't have the very same appeal and definitely not the same freedoms OVA had, but digress.
I see them being akin because it's operating on a similar principle to the D2V market that existed for a while with VHS tapes and early DVD releases.

>>39449
>And while hairs are split, let's not forget that corpo players have been already active on the ONA market.
So? It's a great release model with little risk. That's why I see the ONA model as an evolution of the OVA model. The only difference is that opposed to occasional limited premium releases of VHS tapes for experimental/budget series that receive an episode or two once a year, they instead publish them on a website (That dispenses money based on clicks received) and cut-out the distribution costs for anything except the eventual later "full" release of the finished thing. Like how Milky Subway has it's original episodic web release before later receiving a "full" theatrical and now a DVD/BR release with additional footage.
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YouTube's police bodycam channels are disgustingly exploitative.
If you have a mental breakdown in America and someone calls the cops on you, get ready to be humilliated and reminded about it online for all eternity I suppose.
>>39452
Nigger, pls. Muh_rayciss bodycams are literally one of the high points of modern ((( soyciety ))).
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>>39453
What the fuck are you talking about you dumb nigger retard, Goddamnit Chobitsu you don't even know what I am talking about do you?
Did you graduate from retard school or were you born that way?
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>>39455
Lmao.

You gotta admit watching all the feral niggers being BTFO's b/c nigger is pretty entertaining.
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>>39456
By the way, I never said anything about racism, I never implied anything about niggers in my post either.
You finding the bodycam footage of some nigger getting shot has absolutely nothing to do with the overall point I was trying to make regarding third party YT channels abusing FOIA laws to release daily bodycam footage of random people having mental breakdowns which doesn't end in any sort of fatality just so they can gain ad revenue from our overly morbid society which thrives on criticizing others.
Those 'chimp out' videos you enjoy are just a byproduct of this, as amusing as they might be.
>>39457
Two words:
De
Caf

Oh, I'm quite well aware of the evils of culture vultures, but that doesn't change the basic facts that libsh*tes pushed for these things to protect their pet monkeys b/c ((( reasons ))), only to have the whole thing blow up in their faces afterwards (and rightly so).

As the the surveillance state growing in, well, surveillance...it's always been only reasonable to expect that to only increase as long as kikes run the Fed. Simple as.
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>>39458
>Two words:
>De
>Caf
Two Words : Kill Yourself
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>>39459
lolnu.  :D
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>>39452
This looks like a lawsuit waiting to happen. Disgustingly exploitative? Of course! Look with what else they are making money with if you don't have psychotic episode on the middle of the street. Its back to things like TND and  encounters with tramps and crazy weirdos. I remember checking one of those channels just to learn that the latest video involved some furfag looking guy getting the cops called on him for loitering around an elementary school inside his car. Guy even brought a poorly made job application the other day. 

What have you expected? The bodycams were a activist brained policy by deluded ninnies based on totally faulty presuppositions. 

>>39451
> You mean like Blockbuster and Hollywood Video?
These are movie rental stores. I am talking about dedicated film stores. 
> I see them being akin because it's operating on a similar principle to the D2V market that existed for a while with VHS tapes and early DVD releases.
I don't. Different platforms and restrictions. Rather like television than direct to video. A inevitable physical version seems to be normal, but the pricing for them look more appropriate for collectibles. I don't think European anime publishers have finally memed their overblown price of like  $30 for 100 minutes of Animations to Japan. The item I've spotted was the bluray boxset for a netflix production with 6 episodes of 45 minutes each.   

> I see the ONA model as an evolution of the OVA model.
Little radical for a evolution. I rather see the late TV slot as direct predecessor.  The time the number of ONA exploded coincides perfectly with the DVD crash. The ONA model therefor strikes me as an answer to the question of what to do next now that the model the enabled all the Bob Igers of the show business world. And its a pretty OK answer given all the limitations on the corporate internet. 

<39450
What part of the spoiler haven't you understood? As long as I can, I'll use any lingo I please whenever I think it expresses what I want to say. It gonna be mostly in standard English. /v/-jargon and maybe even spurdo speak, of course. That I find such limitations ridiculous doesn't mean I gonna write in Ebonics.
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>>39460
For someone who often demonstrates deep knowledge on certain topics, you sure don't act the part, I know 'autism' gets thrown around as a joke a lot, but you might genuinely suffer from some intellectual/developmental disability.
Don't get me started on all the times you've broken our rules and I just let it slide multiple times because I don't sense any malice but it's starting to get on my nerves, I shouldn't have to tell you to stop posting AI slop a couple dozen times for basic patterns to change, it should suffice with just one.
Also trashboat please delete the AI stuff if it gets posted.
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>>39457
>the overall point I was trying to make regarding third party YT channels abusing FOIA laws to release daily bodycam footage of random people having mental breakdowns which doesn't end in any sort of fatality just so they can gain ad revenue from our overly morbid society which thrives on criticizing others.
What's the alternative? You can bitch all you want about how you dislike this system, but what do you propose should be done about it?
>>39463
Probably some sort of regulations on predatory content farms which would mean the government encroaching further on the internet which I don't want. So I don't know really.
>>39462
>I shouldn't have to tell you to stop posting AI slop a couple dozen times for basic patterns to change, it should suffice with just one.
That number seems high to me, but I'll defer to you on this. Can you prove that the image you posted right here isn't AI 'slop'? I get the basic argument behind the prohibition (being something of an artist myself). But the simple fact is these systems keep getting better & better. I predict it will be nearly impossible to discern such fakes by eye alone within maybe 5 years.

As you rightly guess, I'm not trying to violate this rule (singular) intentionally; I simply have a collection of art I like, and pay little attention to how it was created.

As I have done every other time I became aware of it, I'll apologize (in advance, if you like) for it again.
>>39465
> Can you prove that the image you posted right here isn't AI 'slop'? 
As a matter of fact, yes I can.
https://dyyspathy.tumblr.com/post/175114530864
Here's a random June 21, 2018 tumblr post of the same Nekojiru manga panel.
And here's a January 2020 one
https://junxyard.tumblr.com/post/190458028857/cat-soup-nekojiru
> I get the basic argument behind the prohibition (being something of an artist myself). But the simple fact is these systems keep getting better & better. I predict it will be nearly impossible to discern such fakes by eye alone within maybe 5 years.
I'm not the only one who has told you to stop posting those generations so if other people can see it and so can I then that means its more of a you problem as of right now. 
>As you rightly guess, I'm not trying to violate this rule (singular) intentionally; I simply have a collection of art I like, and pay little attention to how it was created.
I understand that, there's nothing wrong with wanting to share art, that's most of what I do as well.
>As I have done every other time I became aware of it, I'll apologize (in advance, if you like) for it again.
There's no need to apologize, just don't do it again and we are good.
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Oh boy! Here I went again! Thankfully my build was good enough to withstand this league's dick flattening. The one involving the motherfucking trial master will be even more annoying tomorrow. 

>>39463
What would be the water those people are swimming in? Maybe Daytime TV zombies? What if youtube adapts a corny policy of not delivering those videos to Televisions? This might not work, Excluding the sort of person who mindlessly consumes spectacular drama to pass the time may not be it.
>>39435
>Mina the Hollower
User reviews seem to agree its merely okay, it doesn't look that interesting and the in-game art style is really ugly so I'm going to pass on it.
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90% of the people buying it are furfags.
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>>39469
I was going to ask why big budget devs don't make their shitty games with furries in them for easy money, but then I realized that's sonic the hedgehog.
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>>39470
it's definitely a bit of an untapped market
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>>39471
I imagine the "So furry mascot game, but she has massive tits" is a hard sell to shareholders.
>>39463
Surely this would violate YT content rules in some way?
>>39443
>Be prepared
I was not prepared. I'm about 12 minutes into this and I'm not sure if I'll remember this video when I sober up. I'm hopping for no. I like stuffed animals but good fuck. 
>>39465
Huh, It was you wrongly accusing my puzzle of being AI on /comfy/ to make a point after the rules changed wasn't it? :)
>>39472
There's no way a game like that wouldn't attract attention though. It would need some furry bullshit soundtrack to top it off. 
https://redirect.invidious.io/watch?v=idHrspOERq0
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>>39472
That probably explains why all the furry hits on Steam were from independent developers like ATLYSS and Pseudoregalia.
I don't know if anyone here is interested, but jackbox night is starting at https://cytu.be/r/jackbox1 this will be the only time I advertise it since I dont want to shill. Come and have fun if you want.
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This is the year of Anton and Coolpecker, trust the plan
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>>39473
Forgot my flag. The stuffed bear documentary was hard to watch at first but it got a bit better when the lady started making one. 
>>39475
What is it?
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>>39477
>What is it?
you jack off inside a box
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>>39478
It took me several seconds to realize this was a joke.  I need to just go to sleep.
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>>39479
good night anyon
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>>39452
This shit is legitimately bad for my ongoing emotional health. And the surveillance aspect of America isn't as bad as the sousveillance part. The EU's right to be forgotten thing is one of the legal standards that the Euros do that is absolutely better than what the US does.

>>39457
>third party YT channels abusing FOIA laws to release daily bodycam footage of random people having mental breakdowns which doesn't end in any sort of fatality just so they can gain ad revenue from our overly morbid society which thrives on criticizing others.
Holy shit I am more and more convinced that my country just needs a series of asteroid impacts.
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>>39481
>The EU's right to be forgotten thing is one of the legal standards that the Euros do that is absolutely better than what the US does.
anyon, just like everything else that comes out of the mouths of those Commie-fucks in Brussels, it's all a fucking meme: https://archive.ph/Wna36
Because they're not "deleting" nor "removing" anything. They're just assessing if you are considered "irrelevant" enough to have your information no longer be "posted" as a relevant result in any search query. However with everything going towards AI, and how these retards endless appeal to the fact that Socialism only failed because they didn't have enough "data", there is NO SUCH THING AS BEING "IRRELEVANT". As it is ALL relevant. And so they need to track and catalog every waking (And sleeping) moment of your life so that they can take that data, plug into the government-controlled AI model, and use the results to endlessly determine ways to make society more "perfect".

Because, after all, it's for the greater good of society, and how can you be against that, anyon?
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>>39482
Looks like asteroids for all then.
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I downloaded some vintage 3d modelling/animation software and was following a tutorial, my model looked weird but the animation was coming along just fine...and then it crashed before i could save
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>>39468
I'll give it a swirl through other means. The ingame style looks good. Maybe they fucked up and it looks horrendous in person. **or maybe you don't like it?*

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>>39471
> I was going to ask why big budget devs don't make their shitty games with furries in them
Maybe because the Industry is full of people who still remember how Merlino one shot the entire Furry fandom with a big old fetish cannon. And also...

>>39472
> I imagine the "So furry mascot game, but she has massive tits" is a hard sell to shareholders.
Businessmen's avoidance of all controversy is exactly what motivated the censorship of Rogue the Tit uhhh... Bat and of a character in a original Barks duck comic. There will never be a major title made with Furfags in mind. No, Fuega - Melody of Steel doesn't fit the bill. The time where nerdy stuff like this would have been a blockbuster have been over for like 20 years.

>>39477
The stream to some popular thread on sleepy/v/, I suppose.

>>39481
> Holy shit I am more and more convinced that my country just needs a series of asteroid impacts.
Or maybe better privacy laws. 

>>39482
The entire GDPR is a goddamn meme written by lawyers without the input of engineers (by the looks of it). It doesn't even stop "Surveillance Capitalism", the very thing EU lawmakers have been whining about. Also other basic human rights is exactly the thing EU laws trip over whenever it collides with practice. Sure, I can reject all data collecting if I find the correct checkbox but this doesn't prevent some asshole using my post history. 

>>39483
Frankly large swathes of the western political classes deserves a lot of crap for their botched attempts to  regulate the internet. From casting their lot autocratic countries for the sake of authority of interpretation, over enabling some surplus lawyers to file frivolous lawsuits to even outright killing private usage of the Internet and meming their faulty arguments into the very sector they shrekt.
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>>39485
>Also other basic human rights is exactly the thing EU laws trip over whenever it collides with practice
There are no other "human rights" outside of life, liberty, and property as everything else begins encroaching upon other people. Take the declaration that "health care" is a "right". How does that work apart from eventually reaching the point that you're holding a gun to a doctor's head unless he treats a patient? Or what about the "right" to be "housed", all the while ignoring that someone put work into building that house and needs to get paid, someone owns that house and may not have been the one that built it, and someone owns the land that the house was built on and may not have been the one who owns the house nor built it.
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>>39416
>backrooms
OK then.
>>39419
>Persona 5 in a CoD mobile game
Disgusting.
>>39421
>Anyone know an email service that's compatible with the normalnet that won't shill all my data to AI/tehmoneyz?
Cock and/or Proton maybe (although Proton is not a good option because they were seized by the government).
>>39427
Cute belly but she should work out a little.
>>39428
>It's cool that it included the original PM game as a bonus/in-game arcade.
I'll give them that, it's a nice touch.
>>39429
I guess you can say that but you have to be specific with how you control Pacman otherwise he gets annoyed.
>>39430
Beautiful. I've heard that there are plans to install a base on the moon, is it true?
>>39431
>spoiler
Thanks for that mental image.
>>39435
>Oh great. The same images have lured a some Jeet and his audience to /late/.
Luckily there was a very dedicated anyon who managed to scare them off.
>>39451
Don't forget that Subway actually started as an animation project made by one guy.
>>39469
Furries are suspiciously wealthy.
>>39484
That sucks. I wish more software would have auto-saving features.
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>>39462
>Also trashboat please delete the AI stuff if it gets posted.
Will do. The snake video has now been removed. Sorry for being late.
>>39465
Besides what Dejiko has said, you should probably start doing due dilligence on the source of the things you share. Just keep it in mind.
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>>39486
>they don't have the intellectual pedigree of their forbares
>pic of marx
wew
>>39486
Life, liberty and property aren't rights either even if they are desirable for us and our friends
>>39486
Oh shit. The thing they trip over are of course fundamental rights. Fundamental Rights like freedom of expression, sanctity of the home and  other things. Here the right to be forgotten is in conflict with the right to free expression (or what's left of it thanks to Kraut extremists and mass migration). 

>>39487
> Cock and/or Proton
At this point cock under with a not so edgy domain. 
> Luckily there was a very dedicated anyon who managed to scare them off.
Thankfully I could help a little. The last thing needed on the webring is attention from desperate slopmeisters whose IQ fulfills the criteria for retardation.
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Starting in 20 minutes with Yadamon or 30 minutes with the season 1 finale of TNG.
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Main show starting now.
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star trek tng s01e25 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/beta3/088c5059654599601d40/star_trek_tng_s01e25.mp4
star trek tng s01e26 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/beta3/2d40388f8ad77fac05c8/star_trek_tng_s01e26.mp4
garo 14 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/beta3/dc45fe473561422f4f9a/garo_14.mp4
garo 15 https://uguu.neco.lol/files/XGbwuUqQO4qsASy94ED1TyCM.mp4 / https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/beta3/028ef0040ebd8bdb3a06/garo_15.mp4
hakumei to mikochi 04 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/beta3/fff265ba065bd36639e6/hakumei_to_mikochi_04.mp4
panda kopanda (1972) https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/beta3/19717647c9ee2aa58781/Panda_Kopanda_%281972%29.mp4

Pre-Pre-show: yadamon 09 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/beta3/e8b66fabd50a7d55e213/yadamon_09.mp4
Post-show: Gu Gu Ganmo 22 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/alpha6/70ff0104cce5e87eedb8/gu_gu_ganmo_22.mp4
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>>39494
I can't believe one of the best star trek episodes is an isekai one.
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June 1 is Paul Schrier's birthday.

He played "Bulk" in the Power Rangers series.
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>>39496
>see pic
>actually hear the bgm
Best bullies, they did nothing wrong.
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It's men's mental health awareness month, it's not a date the media would tell you.
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>>39494
Thanks for the stream.
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Happy CUNY Tuesday, everyone!
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>>39501
Why would you post this garbage
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Thank you Wikipedia, very cool
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PlayStation show in a couple of hours, and Summer Gay Fest on the 5th. I hope you guys are ready for June's usual pozzed humliation rituals.

>>39507
Yeah, I'm already used to seeing the fag flags everywhere this time of year.
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>>39491
>At this point cock under with a not so edgy domain. 
Yeah, like I said I have no other options for e-mail providers that the other anyon wanted.
>Thankfully I could help a little. The last thing needed on the webring is attention from desperate slopmeisters whose IQ fulfills the criteria for retardation.
It was a very persistent anyon posting uncensored cunny and also telling them the truth about serial killers.
>>39495
The laidback Texan guy is the best character.
>>39499
I don't get it.
>>39500
Apparently faggots are more important to society than men.
>>39502
You're welcome.
>>39504
Very funny clip.
>>39508
Good thing I don't give a shit about either.
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>>39503
Happy CBUNY Tuesday.
This whole Bricks & Minifigs scandal got me all curious about Utah and its citizens.
First of all, about 40-68% of Utahns are mormons, given that these metrics don't account for people who converted to other religions or became atheist, its hard to truly determine how many of them are active members and no less than 90% of lawmakers are active members of the LDS Church so you can only guess how truly ingrained this religion is into every facet of their lives.
I could talk about all the strange aspects of their theology and practices like how they believe that their god lives on an alien planet called Kolob or their magic underwear but everyone knows about those already, what I find most curious are their strange liquor laws.
Up until 2009, if you wanted to buy a drink in Utah you had to fill out an application, pay a state-mandated fee and become a member of a "club", these memberships required frequent renewal, yes they costed money.
Bartenders were also mandated by law to pour all shots from miniature sized bottles, this lasted from 1969 until 1990.
And funniest of all was the zion curtain law, which was a law mandated physical partition of any establishment that served alcohol so people couldn't see how these were served, because they feared it glamorized the act itself and would turn children into alcoholics, this law lasted until 2017 when it was revised to be somewhat less retarded.
I don't give a shit about booze either way, I just thought this was mildly amusing.
I've been working on a project to create a singing voice synthesizer recently. I thought you might be interested.

Here are my most recent articles:
https://queuesevenm.wordpress.com/2026/05/14/wide-band-subharmonic-modeling/
https://queuesevenm.wordpress.com/2026/06/02/recreating-the-excitation-plus-resonance-model/
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PixiEditor is an open source, node graph-based universal graphics editor. I can't think of any other program that allows you to make node based brushes or to edit your images as non-destructively and effortlessly as this.
https://pixieditor.net/
It lists so many features too, including animation, image editing, procedural textures/brushes, vector graphics, among others. 
it's genuinely impressive, although there's a definite learning curve so if you aren't willing to put up with that, Krita has really come a long way since their previous version.  Honestly, there's very little reason to stick to proprietary graphic editors anymore, CSP and the like are beginning to lag behind now when it comes to features, and all the best features are paywalled behind high tier subscriptions anyhow.
On an aside, as of lately I've been sketching quite a bit with Krita and it's brush engine has managed to greatly impress me, with far more natural color blending than I accounted for since my last test run.
>>39512
I've skimmed through your documents for a little bit and while I don't fully understand everything involved in your research or digital signal processing in general, I still got to admit that this is very impressive, from what I can gather you are trying to mathematically simulate distinct physical elements that conform the human voice and add a layer of intentional imperfection to convey a more natural sound? So kind of like Vocaloid? 
I'd like to hear whatever you cook up with this, eventually.
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Roided semitic caveman who can barely use a web browser gives his opinion on something he knows nothing about.
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I've been gifted an anyonymous subscription to yet another vtuber...Whoever it was, just keep the money instead, buy yourself a burger.
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It's okay to like popular things, and yes there are still good things being made to this day (!)
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>>39509
> spoiler
That must have been me. source: One of the most unreadable books I have completed in my life. It was very hard to get through, because it concerned nothing but weirdos who do all those heinous things. The parts about generational abuse were especially gut wrenching
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I have just watched the some Star Trek: Lower Decks best off involving the cat girl doctor. Its really apparent from that compillation alone that it wants to be a libtarded[1] version of Rick and Morty in the Star Trek Universe. Any guy off the street could have told them that this would never work ever, because good Rick and Morty takes huge smelly shit on all of SciFi. In fact its a once again a parody of a family sitcom which the SciFi elements are there due to an emotional outburst. Usually from Rick himself, because he had enough dealing with those morons just like old Gauss. How the hell do you get such an outburst in a normal Star Trek episode? Then there is that Volksmarxist setup of the cast. Maybe I didn't understand the lore of 4 Television shows right, but hasn't the Federation solved all material problems that led to class division in the first place? And didn't the Federation take the concept of a socio-economic class and crushed it like a bug since it doesn't make sense in a society that measures its wealth in profit factors? This alone is a sure sign that the show itself got to be horse shit.

Now to the fucking doctor and her green assistant. I don't like them very much. In fact I am pretty indifferent towards them. There are multiple reasons why they are so bland. First they are just side characters. Fair enough, but not a good excuse to be boring and number two the people writing them are hacks. And it really shows whenever the show is supposed to be funny. Rick is at least a interesting character the show's writing room got sick of. These are not. The jokes are exactly the place where you notice how you are watching second screen slop, because normal jokes aren't descriptive. Back to to those two bozos (I know that none of you would even bother to give it a hate watch). The doctor is of some dimutive feline species, looks like a Kilrathi lesbian and is always grumpy and her assistant is a timid young woman who looks even gayer with her generic unisex haircut. The dynamic between the two is blatantly supposed to mimic that of Rick and Morty.  

Now the animation. Let's not kid ourselves. Its once again the dreaded Cal-arts style that obviously has been made up to save money on animation. 

The cherry on top is that some faggot lamented that it was cancelled after 5 seasons of 22 minute episodes and then got explained to him that they ran out of stuff to cannibalize since the writers couldn't parody anything or even come up with their own wild comedy adventures in the Star Trek universe.  


As a bonus I just quickly write down a interesting episode premise: The crew of the USS whatever find a old derelict station full of life signs that aren't supposed to be in there. The main cast has to go down with a bunch of the officers to check on it. Turns out its a hobo station just like the one in Cowboy Bebop that is full of stoners. Further inside, they meet an eccentric programming genius working on his ultimative take on the Holographic Medical Emergency Program ... for all sorts of tasks that are too dangerous for the living crew members. Meanwhile the burly dude is investigating some issue inside the Jeffries tubes. Its some notPossum that has been brought into the ship two episodes before. If you watched Caddyshack, you know where this one is going. 

[1]  ... just get off my back, please.
[2] Volksmarxism: A genre of hack writing where the working class coded hero confronts a bourgeois coded villain. Here. Now you know why cop and detective shows have been awful for 25 years.
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>>39519
>Now you know why cop and detective shows have been awful for 25 years
Last year's Good Cop/Bad Cop and Countdown were pretty good. The only problem is that the latter series sets up a second story arc in it's last few episodes, and then ends on a cliffhanger.
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>>39520
So there are improvements now even on TV? This doesn't exactly annul my statement. Especially on Yuropoor public television.
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>>39521
>Especially on Yuropoor public television.
Don't know what to say in response to that because the only European shows I'm aware of is mostly English series that have since seen (Often better) American adaptations (With the exception of Top Gear), and cartoons coming out of France and Italy. The only German series I know of is Alarm For Cobra 11, but that's because of the history surrounding the vidya.
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>>39514
He has a very big head for how little he know about anything. That's art students for you.
>>39519
>I have just watched the some Star Trek: Lower Decks
Why? That is pure shit. Hell, I think they have an episode were all of them have a huge orgy.
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>>39518
>I have just watched the some Star Trek: Lower Decks
Stopped reading there
>>39524
Obviously. This is why I just resorted to some best of that appeared on youtube while I was something else Star Trek related.
> I think they have an episode were all of them have a huge orgy.
They really wanted to make Rick and Morty instead of a Star Trek. But they were too awful for Adult Swim.
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June 4 was their birthday. I hope they had a good one.
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>>39526
>They really wanted to make Rick and Morty instead of a Star Trek.
They saw that episode were the blonde slut got fucked by Data and said "we should have that but as an orgy!" type of episode
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In a more ideal world, we would've had Rockstar/DMA sticking to the stylish cyberpunk dystopian elements that made GTA2 so unique.
Such a great game, GTA2 sort of felt like a highly experimental Amiga game on steroids. I feel like the third title was the last one to truly feel like a proper Grand Theft Auto game but even 3 was already a far more "mainstream appeal"-oriented game. Fucking hate what this franchise became, although Chinatown Wars was alright.
>>39527
Shoji Meguro is younger than I thought, happy birthday to him
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hey guys.
does anyone have a directory or link wherein i can download walking dead? i had a link to a directory active in iran during the internet shutdown but it went down, and now i'm stuck on season 2.
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>>39531
Try Primewire
https://primewire.zip/
Unless you are talking about the game, in which case try this
https://gog-games.to/?search=walking%20dead
Little Shop of Horrors is really fun, the practical effects, songs and humor in that movie are timeless.
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Feel like this is a lesson everyone needs to listen to when it comes to any aspect of your views. The short version is that modern political propaganda for the past century only "works" if you're a humiliated and disgraced person ashamed of being whoever you are. However if you're unapologetically proud of who you are, without becoming "too proud" to begin lacking the humbleness and humility needed to acknowledge and admit where your faults and limitations lie, then you cannot be taken advantage of.
>>39531
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I found some of Tyson Tan's old NSFW work, it's mostly scattered across different booru sites, a lot of it is probably lost to time however.
This is the only one worth posting so far.
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Looks like "Stranger Than Heaven" just got even stranger.

I'm still in disbelief. This had to be some sort of late April Fool's joke, right? What the FUCK, man?
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>>39541
Is this an out-of-season Aprils Fools prank?
<It's real
https://www.destructoid.com/tupac-in-stranger-than-heaven/
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Arenanet has just announced Guild Wars 3. I don't know, man. 2 is bad joke already and the everything that came after the base game is a reaction to the backlash the writers got for the dick cheese they've subjected the player base to. Whether I join in or not heavily depends on the gameplay

> Master a combat system where depth is achieved through strategic skill use, positioning, and movement – where action RPG combat meets Guild Wars build-making – creating a unique combat experience.
I hope they bring it back, because what we got in Guild Wars 2 is bullshit from the ASSFAGGOTS first person shooter fad. First of all the you can't put your active skills whereever you want for the first five slots are for the ones on your weapon and the 6th slot is taken up by your heal skill. They've even fucked up elite skills. They are supposed to be ultimate skills like in a ASSFAG. Unlike ASSFAG ultimates, they do absolutely nothing, because they are way too weak. I won't hold my breath until current Arenanet  gets it right. Also some of the devs of of Guild Wars split off to create State of Decay just to go broke and then woke.


>>39541
>>39542
Let's not give the same outlet that Started Jim Gelding's career  clicks. 

https://archive.ph/8D6gU
No, just no. I not gonna give Sega money for shoving that astroturfed faggot up my throat. A casual look at Sega Financial Report of 2024 also confirms that the rappers are in there due to Fink bucks. Its one of the last DEI games by the looks of it.

https://companiesmarketcap.com/annual-reports/9933.ar.en.2024.pdf
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>>39541
This is very strange, why are they putting dead people in games now.
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I woke up from a nightmare where Jonathan Frakes and John de Lancie were both in very poor health so I had to rush to my computer to make sure it wasn't actually real.
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Hmmm, this is lewder than its anime adaptation but she is less flat, not sure how to feel about this.
Bamco did some really gay event in LA where they invited 'influencers' to play Ace Combat 8, apparently.
From everything I've seen, I think it's pretty obvious we won't be seeing those Idolmaster decals again, if you know what I mean.
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As you cannot see in those screenshots at a first glance, the first 6 skills are fixed and cannot be arranged or even changed. Sure, they removed mana, because the idiots viewed it as another variant of cooldown. Now your spells need a 1000 years to recover unless you are thief, then you have Initiative which is totally not the same as mana. Necromanancers have a life force bar that let you turn into a spoopy Lich which is totally not the same as a Ultimate in a ASSFAGGOTS. The worst are the enemies who always do the same skill over and over again and don't have any build variety unlike in 1, because build variety is impossible in Guild Wars 2 thanks to the ass backwards design of its skill bar. 

tl;dr
Arenanet shot itself in the foot with the skill bar catered around fucking Domination of all game modes and got its entire leg, because its  fucking bullshit.

>>39548
Maybe they remain and we get more dishonest youtube reviews instead.
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>>39549
I don't watch Youtube reviews for new games anymore, you either have corporate bootlickers who love spreading "current year" stuff or retards like synthetic man, there's no inbetween.
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>>39550
The only reliable ones I know of either review older games or have been dead for decades. Its like nobody learned anything from the demise of games journalism™. Like the cripple learned nothing from gamergate.
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>>39551
Yeah people reviewing old games are always a pleasant watch, or usually at least. A sizable amount of content I watch online is people talking about or playing old videogames.
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I don't really care about sports but those new world cup songs are absolutely atrocious.
Un'estate italiana (1990) is still the best song ever composed for any sport event, possibly ever. Not that I expected much from the unholy amalgamation of Mexico, Canada and the US.
Speaking of which, they are putting Tifa in Street Fighter 6
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>>39513
That's a neat program.
>Honestly, there's very little reason to stick to proprietary graphic editors anymore, CSP and the like are beginning to lag behind now when it comes to features, and all the best features are paywalled behind high tier subscriptions anyhow.
I wish GIMP was as well developed as Krita.
>>39514
>nigger ass and frog in thumbnail
Good enough for me to dismiss it.
>>39516
You are absolutely right. I will mention in regards to the second part that you have to look for those.
>>39522
>spoiler
Even the original verson wasn't immune to it. As soon as the original three hosts left it lost power.
>>39526
>I just resorted to some best of that appeared on youtube
No such thing should exist.
>>39527
Happy birthday to both.
>>39528
For all the problems I had with that episode at least it was contained within it, as opposed to the rest of the series.
>>39535
Oh nice, we can have gif thumbnails now.
>>39539
This looks like a parody.
>>39541
If this is the game from the Yakuza studio that had Ado alongside the weed guy then no.
>>39546
Our minds really like to play tricks on us.
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>>39549
I don't want Jewtube retards calling iM@S stickers "pedoshit" or worse. And it's not like Bamco is not busy turning it into gachashit.
>>39554
I wonder if she'll look as awful as when they put Yor from Spy X Family in it.
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>>39486
where can I find the full video?
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>>39548
I can't say I'm very interested in 8 anyway after how mediocre 7 was. The only thing I might be interested in is the AC Zero PC port as a preorder bonus, but it seems that will be treated as a DLC for AC8 instead of standalone.
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>>39557
What was mediocre about it? All these games are the same aside from the incredibly forgettable story.
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>>39556
https://redirect.invidious.io/watch?v=fsq0MY3toCI
Also linking the Alt-tube mirrors: 
https://odysee.com/@Flappr:b/the-russian-revolution-good-thing,-bad-2:8
https://rumble.com/vyhk4b-the-russian-revolution-good-thing-bad-thing-part-two.html
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>>39560
Thanks
>>39558
The flight model was weightless, the plot was a mess and most of the characters were all irrelevant because the final game was stitched together from cut content from multiple builds, the drone enemies were horrible to fight because they had an arbitrary chance to evade any missile fired from any spot, bosses were that on steroids and basically like playing DFM from Assault Horizon, high G turns made actual maneuvering pointless because they're an instant win button for missile evasion, unlocking planes was an awful grind and the component system broke the balance. The last two were even worse in multiplayer since you needed to grind massive amounts of credits to get components with massive stat boosts which veteran players either already had from grinding or cheated to buy via credit gain exploits from the campaign. It looks like AC8 will have all of these problems except the cut content. But don't worry, it has a pink haired 3D anime girl for tourists to love like Avril and the Princess from AC7,
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>>39562
I guess I can't disagree with any of these issues, I found the drones particularly obnoxious and it made me drop the game around that Stonehenge Defensive stage and I didn't feel like playing at a lower difficulty.
That being said, I still had fun playing it and it's a wonder we even got a seventh mainline game at all. It came out around the time all the normalcattle was locked up inside during the scamdemic so I don't think AC8 will be as successful as that one was but the damage is already done if you ever cared about the story.
Personally, I think AC04 was the one I had the most fun with and can frequently revisit. Got a PS2 recently that I intend to softmod so I can play it in original hardware again.
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>>39555
> No such thing should exist.
Yet people made them and say its a shame that there was only enough material for 5 seasons. 

> I don't want Jewtube retards calling iM@S stickers "pedoshit" or worse.
I'd like to do something else to those Jewtube rage baiters, but this ain't for this place.
>>39564
>That being said, I still had fun playing it
Same. I played the game enough to S rank everything on Ace, but it's the kind of thing that burns you out for the future. I would have negative hype for Wings of Theve if not the AC0 preorder bundle, since that's my favorite game in the franchise. Knowing Scamco though, it will be a DLC with no steam cloud integration so I may as well pirate it.
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>>39543
Apparently it's run by this guy:
https://figamin.net/about/
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>>39568
>has pronouns on his youtube channel
>those steam groups
I know exactly what kind of person this is. Don't give him attention.
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>>39569
Figamin is quite influential. He runs the largest Vocaloid forum, known by every Vocaloid fan.
He even interviewed the creator of Neru.
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>>39572
He could be the King of England for all I care, I'm going to wordfilter that shit because I'm tired of this one schizo retard repeatedly asking if 39chan is a good site, I don't care.
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>>39543
Guild Wars 2 gameplay is shit compared to Guild Wars.
Guild Wars lets you select skills and and ultimate to build crazy shit, it has been years since I touched that game, but damn, it was so good. It was so fucking good I remember making a build for PvP in raid base mode were my elementalist was a fucking tank that couldn't be stopped, I owned anyone that fought me and even did the objectives too boot, thanks to a wierd way on applying buffs and an elite skill. After a few months my elite skill got nerfed, wew, making my build useless.
GW 2 skills are a fucking joke, there are no classes, no healers, tanks, etc. EVERYONE IN FUCKING GW 2 IS A DPS NOW. It doesn't matter what the skill does or what "class" is it from, becuase...
DPS is king, nothing else matters, you go around doing content as a blob killing shit as fast as possible no strategy required.
I remember doing end game stuff in GW and damn, it was fun, everybody had a job to do, didn't know what the fuck you are suppose to do? Team sents you via chat the list of skills you needed, you just needed to copy paste it on your skill bar and done, didn't have the skill? Better get on doing missions or skill hunting to get it. In GW2 you just boost your dps to the max to do the end game content, DPS too low? kicked from the group.
Equipement in GW there had a cap so you just got the max level equipment and focused on your skill selection for your character, there were ways to modify your equipment and boost it with runes, but nothing mayor. In GW2 it was a never ending grind to boost your equipment, but I don't remember the details.
Another fun thing about GW was being a huge fucking merchant, selling your shit high and buying low directly from other players, I spent hours bieng a merchant in the game on my second monitor, looking for good deals and selling stuff. It was fucking fun.
GW2 trading? PURE AND UTTER SHIT! You need to use the trading system and post your shit to sell or buy, meaning it could be sitting there for days or weeks and never sell, because you are competing with everyone that posts and forgets their items, the catch? you must pay taxes, taxes cut in your profits, one of the many money sinks in GW2 to keep gold inflation "under" control.
And don't get me started with the fucking story, your character is a fucking nobody, all the NPCs are special snowflakes that take the glory and fame, while you do all the work.
Mega pozzed too, there is tranny shit with an npc, and the plant race are bisexual, there might be more, but I just forgot.
Don't get me wrong GW story is silly, but at least it is fun to watch and have fun with the NPCs, but GW2? pure fucking suffering or boring as fuck.
You want to know the kicker? The devs that worked in GW didn't work in GW2, GW2 devs were brand new, I have no faith in GW3, it will be a waste of time playing that shit.
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To be fair, I had zero expectations for the Fest show, so I can't say I'm disappointed.
Here's the revealed games that I think have potential to be good (but I'm not placing any bets) :

>Guild Wars 3
>Stellar Blade BR
>TMNT by PlatinumGames
>new Hot Wheels game

Looks like the Xbox show and PC show will come next. Once again, I don't have high hopes, but the Xbox guys are known to love showing off Atlus games, so maybe we'll see some there, who knows?

Honestly, the most fun part of this whole shitshow is seeing fags on social media seething about the new Stellar character's design.
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EW
>>39576
There's a season 1?
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>>39577
I just found out this is a thing at all, they truly learned nothing from that godawful 2009 live action movie.
>>39575
>>TMNT by PlatinumGames
Again?
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>>39570
Cute fat gachaslut. Maybe you can draw your other favorite one in the future?
>>39576
Can't wait for Netflix to crash and burn soon.
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>>39567
>>39571
Started reading Clive Barker's Books of Blood. Was in the mood for horror and I wasn't familiar with his work aside from watching the first Hellraiser movie so I thought about giving him a try.
The intro story was an ok ghost story. It has some nice descriptions and imaginery but the story was overall just fine.
The next story, "The Midnight Meat Train", was more solid. It has good atmosphere and prose, thought I found the ending a bit abrupt. I can handle most gore shit fine. But I must admit the part where the ancient zombie rips apart the main character's tongue with his hand made me a bit icky because of how viscerally descriptive it was. The whole idea of cannibal ancient elites hiding in the New York subway reminded me of the tunnel jews news from some time ago. Which is funny because the main character that ends up working with them is also a kike.
I had a good time with this last story. So I will keep reading through it.

>>39576
People are still having faith in this franchise? At this point anyone with a brain could have seen that ATLA was a lightning in a bottle situation. With none of it's creators being capable of creating something even half the quality of that. It should have ended with the first show, not becoming Nick's second cashcow next to Spongebob.
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Starting stream in 10 minutes.
>>39581
I'll draw her sometime soon, right now I want to do a flat character though.
>>39583
I've only read part of The Hellbound Heart because Hellraiser unsettled me that badly with its imagery. Its especially unnerving when you find out what inspired it.
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NEXT WEEK WE ARE WATCHING TWO MOVIES!!!!
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garo 16 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/beta4/14f34f6ee454c794abe1/garo_16.mp4
garo 17 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/beta4/4ed2c2afca6b8979bdfb/garo_17.mp4
hakumei to mikochi 05 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/beta4/5046df4da8b9efcbee5e/hakumei_to_mikochi_05.mp4
mortal kombat ii (2026) https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/beta4/2c03b88fb9b6dde6cedd/Mortal_Kombat_II_%282026%29.mp4

Pre-show: yadamon 10 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/beta4/cc04cd2930d6ab2aa3f5/yadamon_10.mp4
I'll let you choose the movies Anyon, although my vote is for maybe a Cartoon Saloon film like The Secret of Kells (2009),
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>>39569
Fіgamіn is actually a really nice guy.
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>>39592
I'm sure he is but this one guy won't shut up about him or his board, he seemingly spams multiple boards/sites to talk about it and its tiresome.
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>>39593
It's probably a false flag. Still weird.
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I could just do keyframes for the fingers but I'm going to draw 3-4 frames instead because I saw other people online do that as well and I just can't settle for less.
Addendum to the post above:
Absolutely pissed at myself for letting life and being depressed get in the way of improving my art, I'll have to make up for the past 15 months of barely doing anything by drawing more often now.
I just wish I was doing better heath-wise right now.
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>>39575
>Once again, I don't have high hopes, but the Xbox guys are known to love showing off Atlus games, so maybe we'll see some there, who knows?
Yup, there we have it, folks.

>>39581
Now that's the thic body type I like.

>>39570
Good work.
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>>39597
>P6
I have such little hopes
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>>39598
Yeah, me too.
Except for the soundtrack.
The one and only thing I can honestly say is consistently top fucking quality throughout the entire series is the music.
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>>39599
That's true, the only thing I remember from the last game was its soundtrack.
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I finished that short Masha and the Magic Jam animation I started earlier today...or was it yesterday? I need to get some sleep.
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>>39600
Who knows, maybe they'll get The Weebnd on the next one, huh?

>>39601
Not bad.
And I've been having some sleep problems myself lately. I think I'm getting better now, though.
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Another thing dominates the website is the kool-aid pineapple fad. A second order effect of the candy getting striken off the list of items you can buy with food stamps. Of course it was unearthed, because Tik-Tok fags had nothing to post during a Holiday. You have to post all the time or else you perish under all the third worlders and clankers. Needless to say you sound like the fucking kay kay kay when you try to explain kool aid pineapple is even a thing. All that Internet shit went wrong as soon social media companies started to pay you for posting. Enough of that. I have a website to make. 

>>39602
They are really astroturfing that guy, aren't they?

>>39575
Same lame nonsense as every summer. 
> Honestly, the most fun part of this whole shitshow is seeing fags on social media seething about the new Stellar character's design.
So many people had been revealed as grifters baiting for outrage. All vidya discourse on x dot com is dominated by that nonsense, because way too many people there are like
< A slender tomboy made pee pee hard and that scared me.

Sometimes I wish people would not get money for rage baiting people on social media.
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i am having persona fatigue why is that cravler visual novel shilled so fucking hard everywhere
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Me? Gongaga
>>39604
Money. duh!
Mainline Megaten is a dick flattening waiting to alienate any scrub without any idea what he is doing. Persona on the other hand is in general more accessible to people who have the finesse of a flipper handed freak child when it comes to RPGs. Lack of accessibility to dumb people is also why all those "wonderful" Wizardry clones from Japan never rake in gorillions of Dollars.
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>>39606
Maybe because Wizardry clones were literally never popular outside of computer nerd circles?
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>>39607
Yeah. Its like they are way too hard, complex, inaccessible to most people and written by nerds for nerds in contrary to recent Persona games that don't require to learn lore, mechanics and whatnot to even enter a goddamn basement.
There's no more delightful sound in this world than that of the Vox Continental combo organ.
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As mentioned here >>39588, for this week's stream we'll be watching two movies. The first one will be Kiki's Delivery Service (1989), but a second movie is needed.
For this week I have a choice of three movies:
>Chicken Run (2000)
>Wallace and Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit (2005)
>The Secret of Kells (2009)

Reply to this post with your choice.
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>>39601
Thanks for the short animation.
>>39587
>>39596
Just don't push yourself too hard because it could get you burned out quickly.
>>39591
I'm counting your vote for Kells.
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Most persona games I witnessed or even played (Persona 4 on PS2 to be specific) are more gentle with their onboarding. Number one, the MC which is supposed to be you is usually just some guy in a normal situation until the game's mystery breaks out. Number two the introduction to the dungeon crawling itself isn't that complicated. Somebody your knows has problems connected to the mystery and you got to do a catabasis to help. Boom. Motivation done without a million years of introduction and fluff. The first dungeon is usually not that hard. 4 and 5 even have some mascot character that guides you into the dungeon crawling section and all the super natural nonsense going in the game.

>>39610
I pick Secret of Kells. I have already watched the Aardman ones.
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To the the acclaim of literally dozens of people, one of the games of all time had a sequel announced.

>>39601
>>39570
Good drawings!
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>>39613
Thanks guys, i spent a good chunk of hours on those. I'll be posting them more frequently since they serve as decent practice.
>Wo Long 2
Nobody asked for this
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>>39614
>Nobody asked for this
Truly nobody. It's not even a bad game, but it made zero impression on anyone. You can play it through all the way and basically enjoy yourself but then have no inclination to play it further or replay it. I have no idea what they're thinking over at Tecmo. At least it's not Rise of the Ronin 2.
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>>39615
They are probably pandering to the chinese market, which goes bananas for all these Demon Souls clones if they are set in China.
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>>39616
Funny enough I don't think even the chinese really liked Wo Long. It's not even a proper DeS clone. It's Nioh-Musou hybrid. Have you played it btw?
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>>39617
60GB of disk space to play garbage by the developers behind Dynasty Warriors? No thanks.
The best musou type games aren't even made by KT, Ikusagami/Demon Chaos comes to mind.
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>>39618
>60GB of disk space
I wish games still streamed off of media instead of having to be installed.
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>>39619
The seeming demise of physical media has been carefully planned and calculated by the same people behind killer hits like planned obsolescence.
Remember when games had a 'Full', 'Normal' and 'Minimal' install sizes?
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>>39603
>you have to post all the time or else you perish under all the third worlders and clankers
What's funny is that all the people chasing the short-form Tit-Kok content and constantly trying to ride the algorithm are all the kind of people who are all looking for "get rich quick" schemes. The reality is that long form content (10+ minutes) is where the REAL money is to be found: https://rumble.com/v77m1ti-why-your-content-isnt-working-and-what-actually-does-tom-wheelwright-evan-c.html

>>39615
>I have no idea what they're thinking over at Tecmo
No one does. DoA is now a soft-core dating sim, Ninja Gaiden was outsourced to a bunch of has-beens and Literal Whos. And the company seems deadset on wanting to become the next From. And if you think it's about the "money", I would like to inform you that, for the past couple years, KT's income was majority funded by their stock investments. Meaning the company has the freedom to make whatever games they want as the money comes in regardless, and they're CHOOSING to make Souls-likes.

>>39619
Let me tell you about the Wii version of CoD: BLOPS that came out back in 2010.

For those that don't know, the Wii version of Black Ops is rather infamous for being the "worst" version of the game to play. Not because it's on the Wii and the "sacrifices" made to make it playable, but because this version of the game literally breaks the console. You see, because of the Wii's limited amount of RAM (64MB compared to the PS3's 256MB and 360's 512MB), one trick the developers did to make the game playable on the system was that it had the console's laser constantly reading data from the disc so that it read in new data and discarded the old as fast as possible to keep the game going for the player without interruption. Where the problem sets in is that none of this data was localized in one single place. One trick game developers have done in the past since the dawn of using discs, to reduce load times and work around the even more limited memory of past systems, is have the game data burned to a disc in such a method that disc laser moves as little as possible to so that it can read the most amount of data in the smallest amount of time. This is where many past disc games developed a lot of junk data, with some accounts of games even having pirated TV shows on the disc for the expressed purpose of getting this optimization out of how the system processed reading discs.

That didn't happen with BLOPS for the Wii. Instead, the data is all over the disc and so laser is constantly bouncing trying to grab all the information it needs in order to keep the game running. And it's this process that resulted in the game literally breaking the consoles as the laser eventually gives out and stops working.

>>39620
>Remember when games had a 'Full', 'Normal' and 'Minimal' install sizes?
Yes, and I remember when Halo 2 Vista gave you the option to actually play the game while it installed in the background.
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Meta hired over 40+ lobbying firms to push for OS and Package Manager/Apps Store age verification laws in every single US state while hiding under the guise of being some republican coalition or whatever to deflect blame to said party or something.
They've dropped more money into super PACs than any other corporation in the US to push for this, and you might notice that none of these laws apply to social media, that is done so they aren't regulated but they get to reap all the benefits from the insane amounts of data that will be collected once most of these newly approved laws are set in place, it both hurts their competition and gives them free range to do whatever they fucking want with people's data.
>>39621
I vaguely remember other titles letting you play them as they installed as well, however my favorite aspect of these old installers was all the cool preview trailers you'd get to see and screenshots. If you were lucky you could even get a goodies folder.
Can someone explain the Akihiko Kondo situation to me?
>>39568
If you don't know, this guy (fіgamіn) is involved with a whole network of tranny imageboards.
He runs wapchan, hikari3, and 39cһаn.
wapchan is affiliated with sushichan, which is itself affiliated with uboachan. Both uboachan and sushichan were run by Seisatsu. He became a tranny and he was infamous for his "trans thread" on uboachan which he would spend all of his time spamming with tranny shit and banned most of the site's userbase for disagreeing with him. Eventually, he mostly moved with his fellow trannies to discord.
Apparently, both of those sites are now run by a new admin, who apparently deleted the trans thread.
As I said, fig also is involved with hikari3, and hikari3 is also ran by arithefirst, who is also a tranny. https://github.com/arithefirst
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Happy CUNY Tuesday, everyone!
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>>39625
HAPPY CUNY TUESDAY!
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>>39624
>its trannies all the way down
That pretty much confirms my suspicions about all those sites, yuck.
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Gold-rushing Hollywood studios are probably going to pick up the rights of  every single remotely popular online franchise for a movie deal now that we had 3 box office hits in a row made by jewtube retards.
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From the people who brought you Star Fox 64 for the fourth time....Ocarina of Time for the third time!
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>EOSD Console remake
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>>39628
Cant wait for the zoomer cinematic universe
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Gog-games.to is shutting down in September. If someone here wants some GOG games for free it's time to download before it's too late.
It's a pity. It was a nice and convenient place to get free old pc games.
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>>39632
why would i use this over rutracker? what is the upside
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>>39633
Frequently updated each game to the latest build, available on pretty much every host out there including really fast ones like gofile, very convenient.
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>>39634 so it is a rutracker but worse, okay
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China will grow larger.
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>>39627
Any others you've been suspicious of?
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I've lurked enough to know there isn't enough cunny being posted this tuesday. 

the whole thread is nsfw so fuck your spoilers.
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Vinny's reaction to that awful OoT remake are pretty genuine.
>>39638
Almost any similar website that has explicit rules singling out against "racism", "transphobia" or any other faggotry.
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>>39640
>Vinny's reaction to that awful OoT remake are pretty genuine.
I don't really see much of a point in saying anything when it's just me repeating the same points I've been making over the past few years. Even made a video just to express my point if people don't mind me shilling myself.
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>>39641
You can post anything you want here as long as it doesn't break the rules, feel free to share your thoughts.
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>>39642
Alright, here's my video about me bitching: https://www.vidlii.com/watch?v=07ySPSebe8q
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>>39643
ok watching... at one min 30 in, I can say the reason why it's like this is because gacha likes and mtx makes significantly more money for less effort on the game side, therefore everything gathers in one place. You can see the same pattern with players too, they play the popular games but never try out anything else, not even an old(er) game from the same series, unless told to do so. Both essentially are stuck in a addiction loop and are reinforcing each other. Someone needs to 'correct' them by releasing something that's amazing again. "Good" isn't good enough. 

GTA 6 is hyped to the moon, "it will kill every other game" they say. Nah, 8.8/10 for a reserved honeymoon phase, 6-7/10 for repeat playthroughs. Online will probably require The Mark, not worth it.


also devs have a self confidence problem... they don't want to present their game unless it has millions pumped into it. You've got to be willing to try stuff even if it will make you phail. Everyone forgot company closures were never that bad, you just move to the next company.

>companies value their games very little and people caught onto that
yeah, digital removed the physical element, increasing an emphasis on the social element. Pre-order to be a part of the hype cycle! or just wait because there's infinite games basically and it will go 70% off at a random event. But even that is a scam because there's zero tangible value in digital and it could have been permanently 70% off to begin with and be profitable. 
ok you made a similar point... And now I think you're making the point that the more something is consumed and is widely availible the less value it has. And not just money wise, as overconsumption can lead to story themes losing meaning as it's interpreted in a manner that's more 1 dimensional and more enforced socially. Not to say it's inherently bad to be popular, but perhaps pushing too hard for forced growth leads to... cancer basically. 

>FF
Upgrading the graphics on ports of this in 2000s was how you "remake" a game properly. Because it was Never released in EU, and FF7 was super popular. So clearly there's an untapped demand it just makes sense!

>DW3:XL HD remaster Unreal Engine Slop Edition
One of my fav games, but I'm completely apathetic. And I'm going to be honest, DW was never popular and magazines back in the day always used to shit on it. A remake isn't going to broaden your audience guys, every DW whale has already played it for 200 hours and moved onto the next one. Also why do you get to do a low effort unreal remake when part of the appeal is that it was an entire army that ran bitchin' fast on a ps2 through tons of engineering effort, does nobody think before they do something? 
If I can't see every solidier from the entire level on the screen at once, it's a worthless remake!

>Controller profits
Xbox 360 and from around cod:MW2 pioneered that. It was probably an accident (at first) but pressing the analogue stick down to sprint wears your controller down at a decent pace because you end up bending the circuit board, I believe.

>branding like apple
hmm...

>No more free games
Right, perhaps partially, releasing stuff for free might actually be an anti competition strat because it makes potentially harder to see value on the new kid on the block charging a reasonable price for something that's new and unknown. But on the flip side, old games like C&C have been freeware since like 2008 as I think that's like a preservation type thing from the devs.
Honestly something that's real indie should release games for free anyways. I thought those types valued art.

>new releases for old consoles
I never understood why this has never happened outside of homebrew. Is it some kind of license autism?

my reply is disjointed because I have 20 min youtube video fatigue. Your video is good though, and yeah I have actually seen your last point in action... mat matosis made his logic bombs game in gameboy asembly. And he was just like "you just get on with it really"
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Done with my replay of Arkham Asylum, now replaying BOTW with a character replacement mod with some skins that the author would disapprove of.
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>>39646
Go on.
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>>39648
Here's my mod list (see pic)
And here's the lewd mod itself
https://mega.nz/file/agQ2UTLD#TZy1XWJpTGR9lJELm40HlVZD0TxAXkV3di2HsN7B1OY
The hardest part about this was converting the Linkle 3 patcher to UKKM's format, said mod is necessary because the devs behind Linkle 3 are fags who disavow NSFW content and will report people making nude content.
>>39649
It will never cease to amaze me how massively gay things have gotten.
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>>39650
This is the worst time to be on the internet.
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>>39649
>said mod is necessary because the devs behind Linkle 3 are fags who disavow NSFW content and will report people making nude content
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>>39649
Thanks anyon. I'll store this somewhere for future use.
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>>39640
Does anyone else think Link looks weird here?
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>>39652
>Why
Because they are power hungry faggots
>>39653
Enjoy
>>39654
That's the general consensus.
あにき!あにき!あにき!
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Oops! It's all psyops - or how i learned to stop posting and hate the 60s
 The memetic nature of certain artistic/cultural/social trends and therefore the lexicalization of certain words now common in modern internet vernacular and/or subcultures might stem from the intentional spread of works artificially popularized by mostly the US government, namely the CIA in a form of psychological/cultural warfare which begun well before the internet itself was a thing.
There was nothing organic about this one book or anything else they promoted, then the popular screen adaptation similarly had countless CIA, mob and Israeli ties, it's psyops all the way down. The (assumed) best case scenario for intent was to fight gommies by showcasing how liberal the West was in its approach to artistic freedom, however there was nothing organic about the origin of said work nor any of the people involved like mentioned earlier. Somehow that broke cultural barriers, became popular in a certain island and entered their lexicon. 
Therefore you are unintentionally perpetuating carefully crafted glownigger psyops every time you use a word. It's all well-documented, too.
>what the fuck are you talking about
If this seems vague then you probably don't need to worry about it.
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>>39657
>If this seems vague then you probably don't need to worry about it.
It sounds vague enough that you could be talking about several works, like the original Animal Farm animation.
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>>39658
Oh, that one is from the fifties, so close enough but no cigar, I did mention the 60s..
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So Laika Studios used to be called Vinton Studios and was formerly owned and founded by pioneering animator Will Vinton after he spent his entire life building the company out of nothing.
Vinton needed funding for his projects so he reached an agreement with Phil Knight, owner of Nike and that led for the nepo-baby son of Knight to be put in the company as an assistant to learn the craft after his rapping career funded by his father had pathetically failed.
Fast forward and Vinton needs more money, he reaches out to Phil Knight and he agrees to invest further in the company in exchange for being allowed to fire Vinton if they wanted to. Vinton didn't worry about this because he knew the company was built around his work and image so they wouldn't have any reason to fire him. While this was happening, Knight was secretly buying all stock in the company until he became majority shareholder, soon firing Vinton from the company he himself created and Travis Knight (son of Phil) was put in charge despite formerly being a mere assistant. Vinton Studios was soon rebranded into Laika while Phil Knight helped his loser son finance a bunch of projects and hire talent (which Travis has none of) to create a series of financial flops one after another, despite Phil claiming that Will Vinton was hired because his work wasn't being profitable.
Travis is the same faggot retard who directed that new Masters of the Universe film by the way, tldr he got his start by asking his daddy to secretly buy out an old man's company because he really wanted to be famous. I heard about this from a Youtube video I watched an hour ago, there's apparently a documentary about Vinton too, here's the poster for it.
>>39660
>Vinton was hired because his work wasn't being profitable.
fired*
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>>39660
>Travis is the same faggot retard who directed that new Masters of the Universe film by the way
And look at what an amazing film it is.
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>>39662
To be fair this is a movie for six year olds, there's only so much you can do out of a glorified toy ad.
There's no way this wasn't going to be shit.
>>39663
>this is a movie for six year olds
That is not and has NEVER been an excuse to make terrible movies or TV shows. First because it assumes that kids are stupid, which they are not. Second because adults are also the ones watching these movies by extension of having to supervise the kids, therefore extending the demographic of the work to include adults as your viewing audience.
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>>39664
Yeah i realize that you can make perfectly watchable movies for kids that adults can also enjoy, a movie for kids shouldn't mean lower standards as exemplified by many brilliant kids films like the recently released Flow
I just don't see how some IPs can be turned into movies without it being anything other than mediocre at best.
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It's always good to keep these things in mind. 
Assume everything you say online is being read by someone you don't want to see it. Remember that their strategies are ever changing. 
Don't get involved with fringe political groups, those are unequivocally crawling with spooks. Don't advocate or encourage stupid shit, you aren't being clever. There's no community too small for these pests to infest, stay vigilant.
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>>39666
>"Don't ever get out of line goy! Always stay afraid!"
Taken right from the 1984 playbook. There's a fine line between courage and vanity.
>>39667
>"Don't ever get out of line goy! Always stay afraid!"
You quoted nothing from my post. You made up some hyperbolic nonsense and are now arguing against your own invention.
'Fringe political groups crawling with spooks' is a factual observation based on certain crime-advocating groups falsely parading themselves as this or that which have surfaced online in the past 6 to 7 years, if you don't know the kind I am referring to then you are even more of a disingenuous nigger than I thought.
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>>39666
>There's no community too small for these pests to infest, stay vigilant.
Yeah, you're one of them. Be very afraid, goy.
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>>39669
>(1)
>similarly retarded arguments as >>39667
It looks like I pissed off the glowniggers, writing down your range, fag.
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Notice how both of these posts >>39667 >>39669 are completely inorganic and using typical Cointelpro tactics like the ones discussed in the article that I linked earlier, furthmore both posters have zero activity in this board prior to these posts as opposed to almost every other post in the board which belongs to active IPs, which I can confirm as a moderator.
....Aaaand there's the fedpost, told you retards that these niggers are everywhere.
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>>39630
Is ZUN still in control over his own franchise or is anyone else making the decisions for him? Because this is just retarded.
>>39635
Does Rutracker keep up with the GOG games as quickly as gog-games did?
RIP regardless.
>>39639
If you're going to post cunny at least post ones made by actual artists and not AI shit. Read the fucking rules you nigger.
>>39646
Nice model.
>>39649
>the devs behind Linkle 3 are fags who disavow NSFW content and will report people making nude content
Pathetic faggots.
>>39660
>veteran animator gets backstabbed by rich fag
That is seriously depressing.
>>39660
>Travis is the same faggot retard who directed that new Masters of the Universe film by the way, tldr he got his start by asking his daddy to secretly buy out an old man's company because he really wanted to be famous.
That shitty film is going to flop (and honestly the attempts at rebooting classic things seems to be a sinking ship now that movies based on Jewtube/Internet things are going to become a fad).
>>39675
>Is ZUN still in control over his own franchise or is anyone else making the decisions for him? Because this is just retarded.
Yeah but he has been a sellout for quite some while now, even allowing officially licensed mobile gacha games.
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>>39657
 Do you have any idea how little it narrows it down? I know for certain that Easy Rider any other production involving Hollywood Young Turks glows.

>>39660
What a piece of shit failson. I bet  he was behind the meme music and other cringeworthy decisions in Masters of the Universe. 

This also shows you that enshitification starts with goign broke. 

>>39663
Have you ever watched the original show and the second one? The movie isn't required be as mediocre as it turned out to be. It is partly because  the failson of richfag Al Bundy had to be director of this. The unnecessary Isekai elements are in this, because Hollywood writing has that werid presupposition that the averge audience is too retarded to get immersed in Fantasy. Let me quote me how the premise was introduced to children in 1982:

> I am Adam, prince of Eternia and defender of the secrets of Castle Grayskull. [and] This is Cringer, my fearless friend

> Fabulous secret powers were revealed to me the day I held aloft my magic sword and said:
"By the power of Grayskull!"

> "I have the power!"

> Cringer became the mighty Battle Cat
And I became He-Man, the most powerful man in the universe!

> Only 3 others share this secret:
Our friends, the Sorceress, Man-At-Arms, and Orko
Together, we defend Castle Grayskull from the evil forces of Skeletor!

Simple, wasn't it? Fuck, they didn't have to Isekai prince Adam at all. They didn't even bother to write a beginning in the original show and put you right into the action.

See for yourself:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QNTEkMz8DpY&list=PLkiXH7NXzBmF_XbuEz7TmYLMYhKuJ3TVe


When the movie finally returns to Eternia its good. I don't say its a masterpiece of a He-Man live action movie. Its very obvious where each act begins or ends, the proportions of the sets is in pathetic size of the original TV show and Skelletor didn't get to do much. I also think that iteration of He-man will yoke the writers with shit that won't make sense without the first movie. 

>>39665
> I just don't see how some IPs can be turned into movies without it being anything other than mediocre at best.

See above. They could have gone started with Prince Adam himself, even similar as he turned out be, "discovering" the Sword of Power, because "Keldor" Skelletor in disuise. You know? "I am not the the big bad Wolf. I am actually Skelletor." Remember that one? attempted to trick him into getting it for him. Too bad he turned into Heman instead.  

>>39666
Does it even make sense to use cointel on a place like that? Also some techniques in that decade old document that has been out there since the usenet days would be blatantly obvious here.

>>39675
> That shitty film is going to flop (and honestly the attempts at rebooting classic things seems to be a sinking ship now that movies based on Jewtube/Internet things are going to become a fad).
Not that bad, but its typical DVD kult film fodder. With the market as it is today, they would have to demand Animu DVD prices to even make back part of the budget with a home media release. Also Youtuber movies are something that typical dork shit like Star Wars or Master of Universe isn't; New. More about later.
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>>39673
Are you sure you are not dealing with what I call "organized shitposting" instead? Judging by the jargon used, it seems to be a group of /pol/tards or someone else pretending to be them running that nonsense from Discord. 95% of all conspiracies on Image Boards are like that.
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>>39679
I wassn't all that surprised to find out rather recently that one of the people coordinating gayops agains a certain person that makes informational content on certain topics was being targeted by a discord cabal, within said cabal there was in fact at least one confirmed fed informant. They are all one and the same, glowies are constantly infiltrating those circles and this has been proven time and time again, they even groom retards into doing their bidding sometimes.
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>>39678
> Do you have any idea how little it narrows it down? I know for certain that Easy Rider any other production involving Hollywood Young Turks glows.
I think I've laid all the clues quite precisely enough for it to be easily identifiable, but I'll give you another easy hint, a genre of controversial fiction owes its name to it. I think that should answer your question.
>>39678
>What a piece of shit failson. I bet  he was behind the meme music and other cringeworthy decisions in Masters of the Universe. 
He also made statements about the film being a critique on "toxic masculinity" lol
>>39678
>Have you ever watched the original show and the second one?
I did watch the original show, it was beyond silly, clearly a bunch of poorly slapped together bullshit in order to sell toys with somewhat cool designs. Mentally deficient Gen X manchildren who've wished for the series to 'evolve' into some sort of Robert E. Howard amalgamation clearly missed the point and haven't emotionally matured since they were 9.
>See above. They could have gone started with Prince Adam himself, even similar as he turned out be, "discovering" the Sword of Power, because "Keldor" Skelletor in disuise. You know? "I am not the the big bad Wolf. I am actually Skelletor." Remember that one? attempted to trick him into getting it for him. Too bad he turned into Heman instead.  
That wouldn't have changed anything about the film, only removed a layer of postmodern irony that permeates the movie itself.
It's a really stupid IP and you can't unretard it, you can only make it work by embracing the idiocy and that was clearly already tried by someone woefully underqualified for it. Not that it would have made for a better film.
>Does it even make sense to use cointel on a place like that? Also some techniques in that decade old document that has been out there since the usenet days would be blatantly obvious here.
It doesn't have to make sense, they aren't known to be smart. Remember that they used to add like fax scans of IB posts to their documents instead of a screenshot.
>>39678
>Simple, wasn't it? Fuck, they didn't have to Isekai prince Adam at all. They didn't even bother to write a beginning in the original show and put you right into the action.
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>>39681
> He also made statements about the film being a critique on "toxic masculinity" lol
He probably made them while fucking stoned to sound politically correct. I didn't see any critique of anything in it.

> I did watch the original show, it was beyond silly, clearly a bunch of poorly slapped together bullshit in order to sell toys with somewhat cool designs.
Slapped together competently enough to sell the toys. That fucking movie doesn't push a single lego man. 

You may not like Masters of the Universe, but that doesn't give anyone license to make fucking slop on the behalf of Mattel. 
> It's a really stupid IP and you can't unretard it
Its a really stupid genre you can hardly make any smarter. Its sad that the movie doesn't have to be smart in order to execute a He-man story well. 

>>39680
Stuff like this is indeed real and I rather see this a sign that agents nowadays are incompetent as shit. This however doesn't apply to stuff like Foolz or even furfags with a shitposting score boards. This is how I see the efforts in there.
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>>39683
You are so confident about something you know next to nothing about. Please stop thinking in absolutes.
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>>39686
What if he's a Sith...
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>>39687
I will do what I must
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I noticed the Prime Minister of India looks a bit like the funny stock photo meme guy.

And then there's also the Chancellor of CUNY
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Check this out if you are playing around with Windows.
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Starting in 30 minutes with Yadamon.
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Main show starting in a few minutes.
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>>39694
nice art
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garo 18 https://fileditchfiles.me/beta5/3248de27a7d0eb541475/garo_18.mp4
garo 19 https://fileditchfiles.me/beta5/4fc36862a49eaf5b1b06/garo_19.mp4
hakumei to mikochi 06 https://fileditchfiles.me/beta5/dbcfddba498b500b9af1/hakumei_to_mikochi_06.mp4
kiki's delivery service (1989) https://fileditchfiles.me/beta5/d54fc443af8cb9b49ee5/Kiki%27s_Delivery_Service_%281989%29.mp4
the secret of kells (2009) https://fileditchfiles.me/beta5/1eff73841c16290d70a7/The_Secret_of_Kells_%282009%29.mp4

Pre-show: yadamon 11 https://fileditchfiles.me/beta5/26c48f686ae24c8e953a/yadamon_11.mp4
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There seems to be some overarching themes across all three of Cartoon Saloon's movies about cultural/mythical heritage as well as the connection with nature which it entails, and in the case of Kells in particular, the blending of paganism and Christian belief. The way some stuff is framed is left up for interpretation of the viewer but I think there were definite themes of progress erasing the bond with the mythical past that serves as the foundation for culture. Or you could see it as Aisling sacrificing her shapeshifting/humanity to help Brendan which is also a sound take.
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A dumpster fire like Reddit became the only remaining major platform of discussion for a plethora of thought-provoking topics and that infuriates me to no end.
There's no group of people both as confidently stupid and wrong as redditors, I saw one of these assclowns comparing Classic Athens to fucking Silicon Valley.
The AIpocalypse total collapse of the net can't come soon enough.
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Do you guys know of any good smartphone games aside from what has been mentioned in this thread: https://8chan.st/bv/res/675.html

>>39698
Why are you wasting your time caring about what Ledditors have to say? Especially when it's a platform specifically designed to create thought conensus on every subject imaginable.
>>39699
I don't care about what they have to say, it bothers me that forums died so reddit could thrive atop its pile of feces.
I like learning about stuff so it pisses me off that whenever I look for human discussion on something, almost every result is from reddit and using -site:reddit.com will show you how truly dead the rest of the internet is.
>>39699
>Do you guys know of any good smartphone games
I'm not going to sit through an entire thread of that niggerbabble site but here's some cool games I actually played
>bit Dungeon
>bit Dungeon II
>bit Dungeon III
>Xtreme Hopscotch
>Osmos
>Edge
>The Cave
>Kairosoft Games 
>Guns'n'Glory Zombies Premium
>Aces of the Luftwaffe
>World of Goo
>Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp C (Paid)
I almost forgot
>Chameleon Run
>Super Hexagon
>>39663
>movie for six year olds
So why is Skeletor talking about Heman having a big dick?
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Happy CUNY Tuesday, everyone!

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>>39675
Nice pics
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Happy CUNY Tuesday hahahahaha
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God this board is dead as fuck
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grok is this true?
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>>39707
Your image is bullshit for lacking a source, but it sounds believable enough to be true
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>>39707
A different tweet but the same numbers
https://xcancel.com/TRobinsonNewEra/status/2066610682389250467
>>39699
World of Guns: Gun Disassembly
Cataclysm: Bright Nights
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>>39666
>Assume everything you say online is being read by someone you don't want to see it
Agreed.

Is it safe to post niche things that don't have alot of attention on here? (hobby related)
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>>39677
It's sad. I expected him to know better than to put his characters into a gacha.
>>39678
>Not that bad, but its typical DVD kult film fodder.
The difference is those DVD movies don't have inflated budgets.
>Also Youtuber movies are something that typical dork shit like Star Wars or Master of Universe isn't; New
I'm not a fan of Internet things being adapted to mainstream. If it wasn't because Jewllywood is having issues with the state of movies in the past few years the Jewtube-inspired ones wouldn't be that successful.
>>39691
That's a good one. I also recommend OpenShell as an alternative.
>>39695
Thanks.
>>39697
I'm going to rewatch it soon but the part where she sacrifices herself just for Brendan to get access to the Eye for the sake of knowledge probably makes sense with the fact of losing tradition with progress.
>>39699
I don't. I prefer using emulators.
>>39711
Feel free to do so.
>>39684
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>>39704
Happy CUNY Tuesday.
>Nice pics
Thanks.
>>39696
Thanks for the files.  It looks like I missed a nice stream.
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What could possibly go wrong with this carefully laid plan?
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Despite Orselli's believe he bought all of Star Control, he only got the brand name and the devs of the original are done with the melee mode of the lastest installment. Here's the roster. If I have counted correctly, there gonna be 14 new playable alien species. It will be a while until the actual game comes out.
> Children of Infinity does not have a hard release date, but it will release for PC (Windows, Linux, Mac) on Steam/GOG first, then Switch, and then PS5/Xbox Series.

https://pistolshrimpgames.com/2026/06/milestone-10-update/

>>39712
> The difference is those DVD movies don't have inflated budgets.
< Patient zero was the motherfucking Hobbit.
https://archive.ph/suSIw

This is precisely why Hollywood is in trouble right now. Typical summer block busters have inflated budgets like this, because they could make them back with home media releases and become successful there. Not with streaming around. Maybe Amazon figured out a streaming equivalent. I doubt it would work with Masters of the Universe.
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>>39715
I don't know. American tech companies seeing the bluff and realizing that European countries can't enforce their laws in the US perhaps?

Anthropic getting slapped with export bans of their hyped up models was a Sputnik moment for the EU.
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I've spent way too many years of my life posting here already, I need to devote more time to myself, I can tell I'm lagging behind on many personal projects including my own development.
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>>39718
If you decide to call it quits, or pull back your involvement here, I wish you good luck in shaping the extra time in your life as you see fit.
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>>39717
>American tech companies seeing the bluff and realizing that European countries can't enforce their laws in the US perhaps?
They may not be able to enforce the laws, but you forget how much money EU countries give out in subsidies. And they can just as esily take them away.
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>>39720
Doesn't apply to the companies the EU is aiming at. Some EU countries try and fail to regulate the internet to death for decades. Imprint requirements, defining commercial activity so broadly that whining about nvidia burning your house down on your nvidia fan blog also counts and defining youtubers as TV stations until that was recalled in court are only some of the examples I know of. None of this stuck to big tech.
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> Youtuber were legally what!?
TV-Stations. So v-tumors, dysfunctional speds and Mr Beast like buffoons can all be taxed and compelled to obey youth protection regulations that are just not practical on the internet. Why do you think has Mindgeek moved from fucking Duesseldorf to Canada?. It was one of the gayest things media regulation bureaus ever came up with. If it was still effective, starting a livestream with an audience of more than 500 would cost you at least 10.000 €urios in fees for legal advice. 

Shit's still about information control and envy, because its not fair that your neighbor is better off than you.Or even say whatever the hell he wants. Didn't you know that saying stuff makes it real? Since European governments have become retarded over the last 20 years, its also so obvious. Look at the situation between Elon Musk and the yuropoor political establishment. Since he bought twitter, he removed most censorship and these net fire fighters can't do shit to people on )-X-( dot com anymore. On top of that, he still became the richest man in the world. This is how a fucking Microblog became the latest big tech company to draw their ire. This is why the latest regulations brought up are what they are. Youth Social Media restrictions with real ID verification decades after chats, forums and youtube poop? Excuse me? Of course those morons want to control online speech and are bad at hiding their intentions.
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I don't like making any sort of  overgeneralization when it comes to broader topics like these but I am genuinely disgusted by the concept of (nude) life drawing which ties into a broader perception of contemporary art and the artistic method that many artists both mainstream and outside of it might apply to their work.
It strikes me as genuinely revolting, basically it normalizes a level of intimacy and boundary-crossing that feels like a violation of basic decorum. 
Also art obviously reflects and amplifies the intellectual and moral currents of the artist partaking in creating said work, it reinforces the culture that produced it.
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https://blog.gingerbeardman.com/2024/01/22/jinzo-paint-vintage-mobile-drawing-app/
Interesting post
>Japanese art software is notable in a number of ways because their drawing tools evolved differently to those in the West, at least until Photoshop took hold. In Japan the first breakthrough digital art software was the PC-98’s Multi Paint System (MPS, マルチペイントシステム) released by C-Lab in 1992, though an earlier version was released in 1991 as Maguro Paint System, or Tuna Paint System (鮪ペイントシステム) both of which were programmed by Woody_RINN.

>MPS introduced the ability to lock colours and prevent them from being drawn over. You might think of it as a mask featuring every instance of that particular colour. You could also replace colours in a similar way. This was done through an intuitive mechanism of a toolbar button or key press to lock one or more specific colours on the palette, which is quite different to the selection or mask approaches popularised by Photoshop and common today.

>Regardless of whether or not the method of handling colours in MPS is novel or unique, it was adopted as a standard by most Japanese art software for many years. JINZO Paint (JZP), a digital art app for PocketPC (Windows CE) created by t-ueno (Tomohiro Ueno), was one such app that adopted the MPS way of doing things and I’ve been using it a bunch recently. It offers first class support for drawing in dither patterns, and you can load in custom patterns. If you like HyperCard, NewtPaint, TealPaint, you’ll love it. Jinzo is the Japanese word for kidney, which is also the icon of the app.
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>>39719
This board isn't even what I envisioned anymore, the users are gone, the old spirit is gone and the kind of discussion this was built for isn't here anymore as much as I try to bring it back. At this point it feels like this place is holding me back and I am better off using my time posting elsewhere.
>>39711
>Is it safe to post niche things that don't have alot of attention on here? (hobby related)
That's the entire raison d'être for this board even if it doesn't seem like it when people won't stop discussing geopolitics here or whatever these days
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My birthday was little bit ago and I've been feeling a bit down, so I felt like sharing this silly and cute grindcore/shoegaze. Enjoy, anybody with poor enough taste to like it like I do. 
>>39724
That's cozy looking stuff. I never realy got much into any type of drawing not on physical paper (other than for the scribbles I do for /comfy/ puzzles).
>Jinzo is the Japanese word for kidney
Huh. Interesting choice for a name. It made me think of the Yu-Gi-Oh! card. It's almost weird how old it is.
>>39723
I assume the general idea of non-sexual nudity is uncomfortable/unpleasant to you then? Perhaps it's more that you would say it is basically sexual in nature in these cases?
>>39725
Well, I hope you can find satisfaction one way or another.
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>>39711
I certainly wasn't expecting a song quite like this. 
https://redirect.invidious.io/watch?v=kRtGdRkJB38
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I'm trying to get some old software to work with Neko Project II/W, while I can boot into the software itself without issue, there's a recurring error about a tempt drive not being ready. I tried creating a secondary floppy that might serve as one but that didn't seem to work or i didn't format it correctly.
>>39726
>My birthday was little bit ago and I've been feeling a bit down, so I felt like sharing this silly and cute grindcore/shoegaze.
Happy Birthday, and thanks for sharing this music which I might listen to, later.
>That's cozy looking stuff.
It follows the pre-PS school of design, it's entirely system agnostic since you could see similar software all across the board for Japanese home computers back then and even in the West there was a completely different standard for what a pixel editor meant, look at Deluxe Paint for an example or its open source clone/successor Grafx2.
>I assume the general idea of non-sexual nudity is uncomfortable/unpleasant to you then?
As far as fiction goes, no. It's the intersection between art and the artistic world that I find unpleasant.  A nude model is participating in something tangible which requires a level of physical openness and boundary-breaking that I don't personally align with not to mention that it's just plain degenerate and implicitly tied to a libertine view of the world, look at art historically and you'll understand.
>Well, I hope you can find satisfaction one way or another.
You might see less of me here.
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>>39730
The wing movement is a nice touch.
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>>39725
I'm to still be here but I feel like I'm having trouble engaging on the internet as of late. Not just on this board either. I'm not sure what's wrong with me. Maybe just a build up of stress in my life. Being in a constant state of being sick/getting over being sick/getting ready to be sick again through all of 2024 and 2025 didn't help much either I guess.
I wish I could contribute more.
I hate the geopolitics thing too. It's one of the things stressing me out.
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I found an artist on baraag that really likes Spidergirl.
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>>39728
>As far as fiction goes, no. It's the intersection between art and the artistic world that I find unpleasant.  A nude model is participating in something tangible which requires a level of physical openness and boundary-breaking that I don't personally align with not to mention that it's just plain degenerate and implicitly tied to a libertine view of the world, look at art historically and you'll understand.

Are you talking about relatively modern paintings or even older paintings? There's been a tradition for a long time of mythic or historical scenes being generally considered "OK" as far as nudity is concerned. Even then then there's been some controversies, like the one surrounding the Amor Vincit Omnia painting which even resulted in a response painting. Of course that may have also just been a tiff between two artists that got amplified and distorted in art history discussion over the years.
Sorry for the triple post but I just noticed this and I had to break the previous post into two because of an annoying Trashchan posting bug.
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>>39732
>I hate the geopolitics thing too. It's one of the things stressing me out.
There's a very simple way to resolve that problem. Take everything you have supposedly "learned" about geopolitics and history from the 1970's onwards and realize that it's an absolute lie designed for the expressed purpose TO make you constantly aggitated and powerless. If you need a prime example of this, just remember how much hate Cheetoh-Man was receiving from all sides of the political spectrum backin March for daring to send astronauts back to the moon.
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I've been watching the World Cup, the US has impressed me so far and Messi was outstanding at 39, three goals in his first match.
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Also USA - Straya today, it'll be amusing
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>>39725
I think a big problem is that most anyons aren't very communicative in the first place. That being said when is trek season 2 starting?
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>type anyon instead of anyons by accident.
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>>39737
I've only watched two matches so far, Argentina vs. Algeria and Mexico vs. South Korea.  The Mexican goalie made a very impressive save last night.  I just watched that game on a whim, but I'd like to see all the Kansas City games since they are in my general region.
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>>39740
I watched a couple the other night. One was Germany vs Curacao and I don't remember the other.
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Lilo's voice actress has passed away.
>>39742
Murica is rocking Australia 2-0 right now, absolutely no banter allowed from the roo fuckers now
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>>39743
meant for
>>39740
USA won, hahahaha
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>>39742
>died from sepsis after suffering from meningitis
That sounds like a rough way to go.
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I'm 100% sure these lines will be censored in the remakes.

>>39742
R.I.P.
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>>39742
Her family was apparently trying to get her help from her situation but she was just to far gone when they found her.
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I tried the demo of this neat RTS. Its just a skirmish against the computer right now. I've figured out something neat, however; Sometimes when a heavy vehicle gets destroyed, you can repair it and take it over. This is how I got to use 4 enemy battle trucks against him. Also buildings are useful in that game, since you can send soldiers in to occupy them.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/2610770/Dust_Front_RTS/

>>39746
< They couldn't humble the USA
At this point, Jeets can just go fuck themselves.
They expelled a Paraguy player during a match against Turkey because he covered his mouth. Apparently, it's a new rule.
>That law came in following an incident involving Real Madrid winger Vinicius Junior and Benfica midfielder Gianluca Prestianni during a UEFA Champions League match in February.

>In that game, Vinicius Jr alleged that Prestianni had racially abused him when the Argentine spoke to him while covering his mouth with his shirt. Prestianni denied racially abusing Vinicius Jr and was later hit with a six-game ban, three of which were suspended, for homophobic conduct.
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>>39714
You're welcome. It was nice indeed.
>>39716
When I was talking about DVD movies I meant the direct-to-DVD ones, that's where my comment about overinflated budgets came from. Interesting article though.
>>39724
This is really cool. I appreciate the fact that he made a fork out of it.
>>39726
Happy belated birthday.
>>39730
Did you make this one?
>>39732
Hope you get better.
>>39733
Some of these pics look fine. Do you have his name?
>>39738
It's very unlikely to happen.
>>39742
RIP.
>>39745
Funny how one of the countries who have less interest in soccer has managed to get forward.
>>39746
LOL
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Also Dejiko if you're reading this, thanks for keeping up everything going for so long. If you ever feel like talking to me you know where to find me.
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I hate studying forced perspective, it's really gay and stupid.
>>39742
I watched it in theaters as a kid but I remember not liking it very much, The Lion King was a far more enjoyable movie which I already had on home video.
>>39734
I refuse to elaborate because it really isn't that important.
>>39733
You really don't have to spoiler most of these pictures. They are cute I guess, though.
>>39732
There's very little reason to engage online any longer, the overall quality of posts online has seriously degraded due to the unending barrage of slop, add all the new daily vulnerabilities being found on pretty much any program capable of connecting to the internet and you are left with very little reason to even go online any more. Wishing you a prompt recovery.
>>39748
Considering how Capcom now has trannies as their official brand ambassadors, yeah I can see it being gone.
>>39753
It's the weekend so I have a little bit of time right now, thanks for helping me this past year and a half or so.
I'm experiencing something of a short fuse trying to transition back to traditional art after sticking to digital for 5 years
>>39755
What's you approach to traditional art? I've always enjoyed sketching with pencils more than anything else and gravitate toward 0.3mm drafting pencils with H2 or harder lead.  I'm horribly out have practice though and haven't drawn much in the last decade.
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Why is there so much negativity surrounding Mario Sunshine?

>>39752
>Some of these pics look fine. Do you have his name?
It's Slip! or Slipstream on baraag.
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>>39755
What are media are you using?

>>39758
Nice.
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>>39742
R.I.P I Enjoyed the movie when it came out. And I remember the TV show they made out of it wasn't bad either. Even if one could see it was Disney trying to get it's slice of the pie off the Pokemon craze.

>>39751
That nigger has been a blight to spanish soccer ever since his ugly face ever showed up. He is a whinny crybaby always trying to pull the race card against any criticism, no matter what. It's has reached the point that even his nog sportsmates are tired of his shit.
Doesn't help he is completely washed as a player. Real Madrid won't ever recover from their actual slump if they don't fire him and the other spoiled lazy fucks trying to rule the club from the locker-room.

>>39755
Good luck. Hope you show the results here to see it.
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They are putting highly dangerous addictive drugs like Kratom in energy drinks now, demonic goyslop.
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Bobby Prince, composer of classic id Software and 3DRealms FPS video game music, dead at 81
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>>39763
Yeah I heard about this. It's sad that the old guard is beginning to die off.
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Starting in 20 minutes.
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garo 20 https://fileditchfiles.me/beta7/33bed531b5cd29375723/garo_20.mp4
garo 21 https://fileditchfiles.me/beta7/a4e9054e3f7a0f5ea960/garo_21.mp4
hakumei to mikochi 07 https://fileditchfiles.me/beta7/548bf3fb7653ab357710/hakumei_to_mikochi_07.mp4
lupin iii: the castle of cagliostro (1979) https://fileditchfiles.me/beta7/c258d0db533ba8e8bbc9/Lupin_III_-_The_Castle_of_Cagliostro_%281979%29.mp4
yojimbo (1961) https://fileditchfiles.me/beta7/e3e428d5d29bee38b90d/Yojimbo_%281961%29.mp4

Pre-show: yadamon 12 https://fileditchfiles.me/beta7/d3f6a04c54d8508cc68a/yadamon_12.mp4
>>39758
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I ended up watching a bit of the Argentina vs. Austria match. Outside of a goal scored by Messi it didn't seem too one-sided.

>>39757
Thank you.
>>39758
Very nice.
>>39760
>That nigger has been a blight to spanish soccer ever since his ugly face ever showed up. He is a whinny crybaby always trying to pull the race card against any criticism, no matter what.
I think he's the one who managed to get a "hate speech crime" happening in Spain because some people called him monkey or something. Fuck him.
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>>39756
HB and 2B, cheap A4 paper sheets, that's all I really use. A mitsubishi uni pin fine line if I can afford it, basically k.i.s.s
One of these days i'm going to get better supplies
>>39759
see above
>>39757
>Why is there so much negativity surrounding Mario Sunshine?
Because it was an unfinished tech demo, according to some. The game definitely had a rushed development cycle and it shows but that's really not too different from most other launch title Mario games like Super Mario World and Super Mario 64, both of which serves as tech demos and were rather unfinished.
Some people also claim that its too much of a detour from Super Mario 64, focusing on its FLUDD mechanics instead of traditional platforming, with a more restrictive moveset which some people really don't jive with.
Ultimately though, it mostly has to do with the game itself not being SM64, just like how Wind Waker wasn't OoT. Younger people who grew up with Sunshine hold a much more favorable view of it than those who didn't.
>>39758
I really like this.
>>39760
The absolute state of Euro football.
>>39761
Imagine I have a flan picture here.
>>39763
Rest in peace, I shall play doom in his honor.
>>39768
>I ended up watching a bit of the Argentina vs. Austria match. Outside of a goal scored by Messi it didn't seem too one-sided.
Messi scored two goals.
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