Reminds me of the time, long ago, I made a DIY costume of the black Spy vs Spy character. (I think I have a Polaroid around here somewhere.)

Well done!

For #screenshotsaturday, a clip of our newly released #halloween card, The Hoofless Horseman getting placed in game.

Be the first on your block to DE-FEET your enemies with your very own Hoofless Horseman card!

Happy Halloween

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For the 3rd fighter, we kitbashed the previous two to create a monstrosity known as… Beans & Cornbread.

B & C battles use a deck with all 24 new cards, gathering Giggler, Baby Head, Mr. Hooks, all cards from the feuding Brothers and Sisters groups, and more.

🍽️🫘 Supper's Ready! 🌽🧈

Next is Cornbread, always struggling to balance a pat of butter atop his head.

His games feature a deck with the second half of cards from the DLC, 2 Gravy Brothers, Opossrat, and Rotty.

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First up is Beans. He thinks he's the Legume of Doom, but he's also, good👏for👏you.

Matches against Beans use a 36 card deck containing the first 12 cards of the B-set, including 3 Biscuits Sisters, Tacky O'Sweatersaurus, and Cheekpockets.

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Love this simple idea of a claw machine that’s not rigged

Deep condolences, Habeeb. Such a terrible thing to go through. Take care of yourself.

Do the versions seem much different via ScummVM? I think it was a straight up Z-machine game, theoretically playable on a terminal.

I would’ve played it on my Apple ][ Plus with 64k

I forgot about those robot tokens. I think I still have them somewhere in a box in storage. Whenever I come across them I’m like, “These are cool, I wonder where they came from".

Did you ever play Suspended?

I liked most Infocom's games but this one was a standout in that in order to beat the game you had to efficiently sequence the behaviors of multiple robots in parallel. You had to program each one and send it off to execute your script while you programmed others.

@focusbreak.bsky.social - you’ll find this interesting ☝️

Windlight Studios mid-90s raw mocap footage for Weldon Pond, a sitcom pilot we worked on with Nelvana.

You may recognize Jason Bateman at the end. He was the lead opposite an obnoxious cgi sheep named Weldon.