@jack303.bsky.social

Next time someone says 'all game developers are using AI', tell them to stop embellishing and show them this industry report. Many people are using AI! But I feel anyone who says 'all game developers' has blinders on that are constricting their own view of the industry. They're stuck in a trance.

Do you use generative AI tools as part of your job?
60% No, 40% Yes.
GDC Festival of Gaming@officialgdc.bsky.social · 2d ago

Even through layoffs, crunch, and uncertainty, game makers' love for their craft endures. GDC's State of the Game Industry: November 2026 report shares what 2,600+ professionals are really experiencing. Download now: bit.ly/4BY7k5l #SOTI2026

I love debugging and if you pay me $200 a month I will descend in times of need like Superman and fix your toughest bugs and disappear like Tuxedo Mask and you will not even have disclose my involvement because I am all flesh and bones. Computers fear me. Invest in real humans!

Design drawings by Christopher Hobbs for the 1982 scifi horror film Xtro (1982). Hobbs was mainly a production designer (with many Derek Jarman films, Velvet Goldmine and the BBC's Gormenghast on his resume) but he also designed Xtro's creature effects on paper.

from Famous Monsters of Filmland #191

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Transparency@transparency.bsky.social · 3mo ago

I feel bad for posting this, but my job cut my workload drastically in July due to AI. So if you liked our Klonoa video and wish to support us on Patreon now would be a great time! @frokenkeke.bsky.social is also open for commissions, and you can buy her comics on ko-fi if you like. Thank you!

Now that I've got your attention, I have some news: Earlier this week, I was made redundant from PC Gamer. That means I am now available for both full-time and freelance work. ✨️ Game news, reviews, and blistering hot takes, I'm your woman. 🧛‍♀️ You can hit me up at jessk16193 [at] gmail [dot] com

A low quality fabric doll of Miku Hatsune. The doll contains a wired skeleton that makes it poseable (you can see one of the wires poking out of Miku's right arm). The doll has both of its arms raised over its head. Is she falling? Is she exasperated at the state of, well, everything? This gesture is open to interpretation.

No one can tell how many other movies are in the Tremors universe because technically a Graboid could be underground in almost any movie.