Micaila Taylor ⚧️

@fallensachiel.bsky.social

"Nobody's perfect." She, Them. From West Coast U.S.A. Web denizen since the Dot-Com Era. Former QA Tester. Loves video games, music and art. #NoKings #NoAI #NoNFTs #AbolishICE #TransRights 🏳️‍⚧️ 🏳️‍🌈 Reposts shared here are NOT endorsements or encouragements.

Almost every hobby or passtime I've had my entire life - comic books, action figures, trading cards, personal computers, even *the movies* - has been consumed by a bunch of gambling addicts desperate for some new speculative market and we should make gambling illegal because it's their fucking turn

NEW LIGHT NOVEL ANNOUNCEMENT: Kino’s Journey A young traveler named Kino and a talking motorcycle named Hermes are on the journey of a lifetime! They visit different countries one after another, experiencing human nature and society in its many forms.

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Chiitan loves transgender people 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️ Even a plain statement like this now brings slander and insults, but I think a society where people can live happily as themselves matters more than silence, so I will keep saying it until the account is gone. love everyone🤍

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A dapper Yuzo Koshiro highlights a late 1991 ad from Japan for CDs of his work heard in titles like Sega's beat 'em up classic, Bare Knuckle (Streets of Rage) and Enix's action RPG, ActRaiser! Also mentioned are CDs featuring his music from games like The Scheme, The Super Shinobi, and Misty Blue.

BARE KNUCKLE

Synphonic suite from ACTRAISER

Conductor & Orchestration: Kaoru Wada

9.21 ON SALE

Discography

* The Scheme
* The Super Shinobi
* ActRaiser
* Misty BlueYuzo Koshiro himself is featured as part of this 1991 promotion for two of his most "ambitious" albums seen on the previous page: Bare Knuckle and ActRaiser (both excellent games and soundtracks!).

Hey Artists!! If you have an online store where your art can be bought as physical items (clothing especially!) please comment below with links and maybe examples the holiday season is coming up and I want to buy from and support real artists 🗣️✨ I’ll share your posts as well (no ai crap of course)

Happy 40th anniversary, Castlevania! Konami's iconic, action packed nightmare kicked off an incredible run on this date in 1986. Japan's famous gaming weekly, Famitsu, celebrated its debut on the Famicom Disk System via a series of articles that followed in October to aid would-be vampire hunters!

This page describes the game, its many areas, and features a number of screenshots for Dracula's castle along with a few tips. It also celebrated the arrival of the game for the Famicom Disk System where it retailed for ¥2,980.A number of other stages are described on this page including a few words on describing the dangers ahead such as using Holy Water to deal with hunchbacks to taking care on crossing a crumbling, stone bridge. Watch out for those birds!This page belongs to the first of a series of more in-depth articles covering strategies on getting through the game in Famitsu's weekly magazine (also issued in October). This page describes the story of Simon Belmont's role in facing down Dracula who has awakened in 1876 after a century of sleep, his evil once more terrorizing the land from his 'demon castle'. A page from another series of articles later in October from Famitsu. This time, we're at the climax of the story! Dracula awaits and the page provides a few tips on how to fight him along with screenshots of the path to his dreaded lair.

We've passed over 5000 out-of-print magazines in our digital archive! This is a big milestone that wouldn't have been possible without our community of supporters, collaborators, and industry partners. And it's about to keep growing. Learn more...

VGHF Digital Archive passes 5000 magazines. Here's what's next. | Video Game History Foundation

We've passed a big milestone for our digital archive. Let's talk about where our magazine collection is going next...

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33 years ago today, the Stranger stepped onto the dock of Myst Island for the first time. We can still hear the water splashing against the pilings.

The dock of Myst Island from the original version of the game. A wooden dock ends at a spiral staircase that leads up to giant gears on a hillside. A ship is sunk in the water on the right, and parts of buildings are visible on the left.