Matt Redmond
@madalaski.bsky.social
Senior Game Developer for Magnopus
Works on YouTube and side projects
He/Him
Works on YouTube and side projects
He/Him
I'll be the first to admit it has issues but Re:Zero really is a different kind of anime, when the latest episode had animation so rushed, they aired a DaVinci Resolve Demo watermark but the story is so good that fans are still (correctly) calling it peak.
September 17, 2026 at 3:50 AM
I'll be the first to admit it has issues but Re:Zero really is a different kind of anime, when the latest episode had animation so rushed, they aired a DaVinci Resolve Demo watermark but the story is so good that fans are still (correctly) calling it peak.
Wile E. Coyote did an AMA on Reddit and it's as good as you'd expect.
September 2, 2026 at 6:19 PM
Wile E. Coyote did an AMA on Reddit and it's as good as you'd expect.
The most unbelievable bit of Jurassic Park is that a chaotician would get in a helicopter.
August 29, 2026 at 2:46 PM
The most unbelievable bit of Jurassic Park is that a chaotician would get in a helicopter.
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Watching Popstar again and the TMZ bits are so good.
August 23, 2026 at 12:13 AM
Watching Popstar again and the TMZ bits are so good.
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Television used to MEAN something in this country. 🧐
August 21, 2026 at 8:33 PM
Television used to MEAN something in this country. 🧐
I know Marvel is cooking up half of these posts because why did I see a theory talking about how Loki was confirmed to have died off-screen in Agatha All Along and that got me to watch the whole damn show?
August 21, 2026 at 8:03 PM
I know Marvel is cooking up half of these posts because why did I see a theory talking about how Loki was confirmed to have died off-screen in Agatha All Along and that got me to watch the whole damn show?
If @tomscott.com goes to Slough next I'm gonna lose it.
August 10, 2026 at 3:27 PM
If @tomscott.com goes to Slough next I'm gonna lose it.
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From Stephan Zweig's The World of Yesterday.
![[P]erhaps nothing more graphically illustrates the monstrous relapse the world suffered after the First World War than the restrictions on personal freedom of movement and civil rights. Before 1914 the earth belonged to the entire human race. Everyone could go where he wanted and stay there as long as he liked. No permits or visas were necessary, and I am always enchanted by the amazement of young people when I tell them that before 1914 I travelled to India and America without a passport. Indeed, I had never set eyes on a passport. You boarded your means of transport and got off it again, without asking or being asked any questions; you didn’t have to fill in a single one of the hundred forms required today.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:bpc7nm4rtcchhdq5sfxyrujl/bafkreieup7jgeu6rrk6cck4ydb4omr35umssa5jfwk2aqrbhgpxmqgbhnm)
July 13, 2026 at 3:37 AM
From Stephan Zweig's The World of Yesterday.
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Important to note that StackOverflow had been declining since 2018. They fostered a hostile userbase that would rather "close as duplicate" and link to a ten-year-old answer than welce newcomers, while new users can only post answers after gaining enough "karma"
July 12, 2026 at 11:02 AM
Important to note that StackOverflow had been declining since 2018. They fostered a hostile userbase that would rather "close as duplicate" and link to a ten-year-old answer than welce newcomers, while new users can only post answers after gaining enough "karma"
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I see I need to make a clearer point.
Framing things this way puts the blame on the consumer - the consumer that spends hundreds of millions of dollars on subs every month - as though it is their fault for freeloading.
But is it the consumer's fault that the model was built the way it was? No.
Framing things this way puts the blame on the consumer - the consumer that spends hundreds of millions of dollars on subs every month - as though it is their fault for freeloading.
But is it the consumer's fault that the model was built the way it was? No.
Whoa. I didn't know Xbox Game Pass was free. Weird.
What is this.
"The problem with it was that (DOOM: The Dark Ages) was played by millions of fans, but many played it for free on Game Pass."
What is this.
"The problem with it was that (DOOM: The Dark Ages) was played by millions of fans, but many played it for free on Game Pass."
Inside a studio layoff -- Big questions for Microsoft's intentions for id Software
id Software considered multiplayer Doom DLC, Perfect Dark or a title code-named Fury for its next game. But then the layoffs hit.
gamesbeat.com
July 8, 2026 at 10:27 PM
I see I need to make a clearer point.
Framing things this way puts the blame on the consumer - the consumer that spends hundreds of millions of dollars on subs every month - as though it is their fault for freeloading.
But is it the consumer's fault that the model was built the way it was? No.
Framing things this way puts the blame on the consumer - the consumer that spends hundreds of millions of dollars on subs every month - as though it is their fault for freeloading.
But is it the consumer's fault that the model was built the way it was? No.
I'm on Season 8 of X-Files and I genuinely think I'm watching the show collapse in on itself in realtime, it's fascinating.
July 2, 2026 at 2:10 PM
I'm on Season 8 of X-Files and I genuinely think I'm watching the show collapse in on itself in realtime, it's fascinating.
Evergreen skeet.
It's been just staggering how much the games industry is at the whims of people who don't care, will not care, and simply do not have to care about games.
Every day I think about how people who don’t make games utterly hijacked the videogame industry and then told everyone who makes games that the videogame industry no longer needs them.
For all my rumination, I still can’t quite convey the scale and parasitic vileness of the medium’s appropriation.
For all my rumination, I still can’t quite convey the scale and parasitic vileness of the medium’s appropriation.
July 1, 2026 at 3:14 PM
Evergreen skeet.
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This was me at age 8 playing Kingdom Hearts. Didn't know you could equip abilities and thought any keyblade other than the default looked ugly so I got all the way to Maleficent with the base moveset and a lot of stat grinding.
June 30, 2026 at 9:37 PM
This was me at age 8 playing Kingdom Hearts. Didn't know you could equip abilities and thought any keyblade other than the default looked ugly so I got all the way to Maleficent with the base moveset and a lot of stat grinding.
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June 30, 2026 at 3:40 AM
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JESUS BLEEDING CHRIST
Also the fact you can just remove the "2" from this URL and get the Concord closure sure is something. Can't even be empathetically original in your subject about ruining people's lives: sonyinteractive.com/en/news/blog...
An Update from PlayStation Studios
Below is an internal email from Hermen Hulst, CEO, Studio Business Group, Sony Interactive Entertainment distributed today to SIE employees. **********************************************************...
sonyinteractive.com
June 25, 2026 at 3:14 PM
JESUS BLEEDING CHRIST
It was all a long con to appear in a Chris Spargo video
June 20, 2026 at 10:29 PM
It was all a long con to appear in a Chris Spargo video
I have thousands of these but the easiest would be an Inside No 9 style anthology season where each episode features the Doctor but they're never the protagonist. Different production team every episode, see what works, what doesn't, use it to pitch new monsters, new companions, new show runners.
okay let’s hear your wildest Doctor Who reboot pitches
While this is probably for the best (these past two seasons have been…something else), I’m very un-thrilled about the uncertain future of the show
www.bbc.com/news/article...
www.bbc.com/news/article...
June 10, 2026 at 3:27 PM
I have thousands of these but the easiest would be an Inside No 9 style anthology season where each episode features the Doctor but they're never the protagonist. Different production team every episode, see what works, what doesn't, use it to pitch new monsters, new companions, new show runners.
The X Files lighting team were the best to ever do it.
June 7, 2026 at 1:43 PM
The X Files lighting team were the best to ever do it.
I am more excited for this than the new Professor Layton, 10 year old me would be ashamed.
The Mermaid Mask - our new mystery detective adventure game (and the follow-up to 2019's Tangle Tower) launches July 16 for PC, PS5, Switch and Switch 2
June 6, 2026 at 6:32 PM
I am more excited for this than the new Professor Layton, 10 year old me would be ashamed.
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X-Files has two episodes:
Ruminations on the nature of truth, blurring the line between people, their community and their government; exploring what it means to be human and the small ways in which we save each other from despair.
There's a guy who's freaky and Mulder and Scully need to kill him.
Ruminations on the nature of truth, blurring the line between people, their community and their government; exploring what it means to be human and the small ways in which we save each other from despair.
There's a guy who's freaky and Mulder and Scully need to kill him.
May 14, 2026 at 9:36 PM
X-Files has two episodes:
Ruminations on the nature of truth, blurring the line between people, their community and their government; exploring what it means to be human and the small ways in which we save each other from despair.
There's a guy who's freaky and Mulder and Scully need to kill him.
Ruminations on the nature of truth, blurring the line between people, their community and their government; exploring what it means to be human and the small ways in which we save each other from despair.
There's a guy who's freaky and Mulder and Scully need to kill him.
For the haters saying this isn't true: which Final Fantasy saved Square from bankruptcy? 👀👀👀👀👀
The best way to make a successful game remains: make 10 games
May 14, 2026 at 7:18 AM
For the haters saying this isn't true: which Final Fantasy saved Square from bankruptcy? 👀👀👀👀👀