@facundochiari.bsky.social
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September 16, 2026 at 7:24 PM
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their name also comes from the hope that one day humans will flourish once more in this digital existence, with 'floral' and 'flourish' sharing the same originals in the Latin language.
September 16, 2026 at 1:24 PM
their name also comes from the hope that one day humans will flourish once more in this digital existence, with 'floral' and 'flourish' sharing the same originals in the Latin language.
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Floral! An archive of all human history designed to survive the total apocalyptic digitisation of the real world. While a girl is usually named after one type of flower this little librarian holds records of every single one; thus the name Floral :D
September 16, 2026 at 1:18 PM
Floral! An archive of all human history designed to survive the total apocalyptic digitisation of the real world. While a girl is usually named after one type of flower this little librarian holds records of every single one; thus the name Floral :D
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Monster and Bride
Whole Lotta Love
Whole Lotta Love
September 16, 2026 at 4:25 PM
Monster and Bride
Whole Lotta Love
Whole Lotta Love
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With Bayonetta and Aiai sharing presence in Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds, we are one Xenomorph away from recreating SEGA's 2010 Christmas card.
September 16, 2026 at 4:05 PM
With Bayonetta and Aiai sharing presence in Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds, we are one Xenomorph away from recreating SEGA's 2010 Christmas card.
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I need y’all to know Sarah has been in tears and repeating “Captain Quattro, he is a CHAR” for at least ten minutes now
September 16, 2026 at 7:03 AM
I need y’all to know Sarah has been in tears and repeating “Captain Quattro, he is a CHAR” for at least ten minutes now
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Wow that was a really good finale that felt like a natural end point to the Diamond arc by combining action with Steven’s use of mass empathy as a superpower that doesn’t unrealistically resolve everything neatly but does let the status quo of homeworld and the Diamonds crack and potentially change
September 16, 2026 at 6:18 AM
Wow that was a really good finale that felt like a natural end point to the Diamond arc by combining action with Steven’s use of mass empathy as a superpower that doesn’t unrealistically resolve everything neatly but does let the status quo of homeworld and the Diamonds crack and potentially change
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I’m gonna finish Steven Universe tonight
September 16, 2026 at 5:05 AM
I’m gonna finish Steven Universe tonight
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drew this in a drunken stupor
September 16, 2026 at 8:50 AM
drew this in a drunken stupor
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heartbreaking: local girl is so sleepy
September 16, 2026 at 3:17 AM
heartbreaking: local girl is so sleepy
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The thing is that I can close my eyes and imagine a version of Wolverine that plays like Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance, where there’s so much emphasis on the speed and slashing and dismemberment mechanics
September 16, 2026 at 12:19 AM
The thing is that I can close my eyes and imagine a version of Wolverine that plays like Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance, where there’s so much emphasis on the speed and slashing and dismemberment mechanics
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Don’t remember who said it but I saw someone comment that Wolverine’s main power set (slashing things really well and healing powers) are stuff basically all action games have nowadays, so you gotta have a really juicy gameplay hook to get that “it makes you FEEL like <superhero>” selling point
September 16, 2026 at 12:14 AM
Don’t remember who said it but I saw someone comment that Wolverine’s main power set (slashing things really well and healing powers) are stuff basically all action games have nowadays, so you gotta have a really juicy gameplay hook to get that “it makes you FEEL like <superhero>” selling point
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It does seem like something different, yeah. It seems like it’s a thing where Last Of Us 2 was six years ago and Sony hasn’t released a lot of AAA games that differ substantially from its gameplay style, so Wolverine has a lot of “Sony-isms” but without a unique element to make it as palatable
i mean yeah but it also seems like something’s different this time around. people were fine with that kind of thing in the last of us 2 a few years ago. I haven’t played it but Wolverine seems like it’s overcompensating in ways those other games don’t
September 16, 2026 at 12:12 AM
It does seem like something different, yeah. It seems like it’s a thing where Last Of Us 2 was six years ago and Sony hasn’t released a lot of AAA games that differ substantially from its gameplay style, so Wolverine has a lot of “Sony-isms” but without a unique element to make it as palatable
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I'm thinking about the recent Resident Evil games, and how they've got these big set pieces and snarky protagonist Leon but also how they don't mind you occasionally getting lost or letting you figure out what you want to do next and Leon isn't narrating everything for you as you explore
September 15, 2026 at 11:15 PM
I'm thinking about the recent Resident Evil games, and how they've got these big set pieces and snarky protagonist Leon but also how they don't mind you occasionally getting lost or letting you figure out what you want to do next and Leon isn't narrating everything for you as you explore
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It's why you get so much "Focus M" and characters talking to themselves or slow walking and talking hallways. These games aren't allowed to be truly quiet, to let players go in circles and get lost or explore in silence because they always need SOMETHING happening on screen that seems like progress
September 15, 2026 at 11:12 PM
It's why you get so much "Focus M" and characters talking to themselves or slow walking and talking hallways. These games aren't allowed to be truly quiet, to let players go in circles and get lost or explore in silence because they always need SOMETHING happening on screen that seems like progress
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It's interesting because under normal concepts of story pacing, this would be considered "downtime" as you cool off between set pieces. But I'm thinking of game downtime as like when you get lost or stopped in a level and no story progress is being made. A lot of AAA games are afraid of having this
But also it sounds like there’s a lot of walking and talking. It’s a weird mix of problems.
September 15, 2026 at 11:12 PM
It's interesting because under normal concepts of story pacing, this would be considered "downtime" as you cool off between set pieces. But I'm thinking of game downtime as like when you get lost or stopped in a level and no story progress is being made. A lot of AAA games are afraid of having this
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The backlash to Insomniac's Wolverine is fascinating. It really does seem like a natural endpoint for these story focused linear blockbuster games, where you're so concerned about pacing your $300 million narrative experience that you have to get rid of anything that could cause friction or downtime
September 15, 2026 at 10:58 PM
The backlash to Insomniac's Wolverine is fascinating. It really does seem like a natural endpoint for these story focused linear blockbuster games, where you're so concerned about pacing your $300 million narrative experience that you have to get rid of anything that could cause friction or downtime
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The Jerk is a really goofy, raunchy and absurd comedy that also pauses for three minutes so that Steve Martin and Bernadette Peters can do a really beautiful and sincere cover of Tonight You Belong To Me. It's such a lovely intimate little moment that you wouldn't expect a comedy to commit to
September 15, 2026 at 8:31 PM
The Jerk is a really goofy, raunchy and absurd comedy that also pauses for three minutes so that Steve Martin and Bernadette Peters can do a really beautiful and sincere cover of Tonight You Belong To Me. It's such a lovely intimate little moment that you wouldn't expect a comedy to commit to
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Next Mission: Metroid Ravenous!
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September 13, 2026 at 11:39 PM
Next Mission: Metroid Ravenous!
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What are the BEST Optimus Prime toys... ever?
That's the question we asked ourselves in our new podcast episode. But do you agree with our choices?
Live for everyone on Spotify, YouTube & all podcast hosts --> triple-takeover-toyc...
That's the question we asked ourselves in our new podcast episode. But do you agree with our choices?
Live for everyone on Spotify, YouTube & all podcast hosts --> triple-takeover-toyc...
September 15, 2026 at 2:00 PM
What are the BEST Optimus Prime toys... ever?
That's the question we asked ourselves in our new podcast episode. But do you agree with our choices?
Live for everyone on Spotify, YouTube & all podcast hosts --> triple-takeover-toyc...
That's the question we asked ourselves in our new podcast episode. But do you agree with our choices?
Live for everyone on Spotify, YouTube & all podcast hosts --> triple-takeover-toyc...
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Samus Mad Burnish suit/armor
September 15, 2026 at 9:17 PM
Samus Mad Burnish suit/armor
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Lune shows you here cool shoes!
When looking for unique places I could place my VN I landed on Catalonia, specifically the deeply rural locations where witch trials could have historically been carried out by locals in small communities. There was also plenty of lore to cover with ancient humanity.
When looking for unique places I could place my VN I landed on Catalonia, specifically the deeply rural locations where witch trials could have historically been carried out by locals in small communities. There was also plenty of lore to cover with ancient humanity.
September 15, 2026 at 4:00 PM
Lune shows you here cool shoes!
When looking for unique places I could place my VN I landed on Catalonia, specifically the deeply rural locations where witch trials could have historically been carried out by locals in small communities. There was also plenty of lore to cover with ancient humanity.
When looking for unique places I could place my VN I landed on Catalonia, specifically the deeply rural locations where witch trials could have historically been carried out by locals in small communities. There was also plenty of lore to cover with ancient humanity.