Getting stuck causes players to explore the world.

Dying causes players to think about what they're doing.

An "impossible" situation causes players to learn how the game works and eventually achieve the impossible.

We need to be able to design *some* games around these fundamental ideas.

This overworld/map theme in Demonschool has a real Kisou-era Dir en grey kind of vibe to it??

if you liked yakuza 0 pick out any of the bosses in that game and look up the actor they modelled them after and go down and watch as much of their filmography as you can get your hands on and you will have such a good time

SNIKT! Marvel's Wolverine launches Fall 2026 on PS5.

Watch the first ferocious gameplay trailer: play.st/425bkks

To be clear about my viewpoint: GenAI is only inevitable if we let it be. The only way to fight against something that we are being told is inevitable is to not use it and disprove the theory. We don't need to find "ethical" ways to create GenAI. We need to blank it out and make it embarrassing.

For every good photo of my dog, there's like a thousand that look like this 😂 Outtakes from a hike around Lynn Canyon, in Vancouver last week.

this one is called "please try these weird treats from the vet, they were $18"

Hard to see, but I pulled the exhaust valve fuse so now it'll stay open all the time. Means I can disable the awful fake engine noise thru the speakers without the valve closing along with it. 🤷‍♂️

drove both in one day, wow

undesirable saturday activities

we here now 😴