NT9X ~Edward~

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(18+, MDNI) Edgelord yeen who likes heavy metal, retro games, obsolete tech, and old cartoons. Profile picture by @98zelda.bsky.social. Interaction =/= endorsement.

School precludes me from doing it, but I really want to make my own game sometime. As of now, I've whittled down my options to xZDoom, Godot, and Simulant. I have a weird story that I want to tell, and I want to tell it. Hopefully sooner rather than later, but we'll see. We'll see...

I’ve definitely gotten better. Not sure if the estrogen makes my brain feel better or its just some placebo, but there are definitely some changes happening; not only towards my body but my overall outlook. I feel like everything will be okay, and I will live to see the girl I longed to be

LunaScribbles@lunascribbles.bsky.social · 2y ago

AU where I was a transgirl and my OC was a siamese catgirl named Yona. Unfinished cus I kinda had a mental breakdown while drawing it. I stopped being trans cus the dream's dead. I will never pass. Friends tell me I look better with a beard and bald anyway; even if hearing that makes me want to die

Just beat DooM³. I kinda like it! I can see why it isn't most people's cup of tea, but I found plenty to like here; wonky shotgun RNG and all. Not the best "Doom game", but still a great game in its own rights, and deserves its cult following. I'd say give it a shot. 8/10.

Doom 3 was developed by id Software and published by Activision in 2004. It was considered somewhat of a controversial game at the time due to its focus on horror, dynamic lighting that necessitated a flashlight (which couldn't be wielded at the same time as a weapon in the vanilla game, unless it was modded), the shotgun's exaggerated spread and biased RNG, and so on. Regardless, it has carved out a cult following for itself as a more horror-focused take on Doom and influenced the earlier tech base levels in the famous 2016 reboot. The Steam key art depicts the Hell Knight roaring at the viewer in front of a red demonic sigil, with the logo for the game in the foreground; reads "DOOM" in the familiar Doom, with a small 3 at the corner; hence, "DooM³".

Just saw Coyote vs. Acme. Looney Tunes as a whole could end right this second and I wouldn't even complain. It really felt like a series finale of the entire thing. So much love and care was put into it, and it shows. I just wish my late dad was here to see it. Fuck you, Zaslav. 8/10.

Coyote vs. Acme is a 2026 live-action/animated hybrid legal comedy film directed by Dave Green and written by Sammy Burch; starring Will Forte and Lana Condor in lead roles. The film deals with Wile E. Coyote hiring a hapless human lawyer to ostensibly sue Acme for faulty products.
The movie gained infamy in November 2023 due to Warner Bros.' attempts to shelve and delete the movie for tax write-off purposes, but this was reversed due to public backlash. A three-year negotiation process resulted in Ketchup Entertainment's acquisition of the movie and subsequent release in North America, with international markets following suit immediately after.
The pre-release poster of the movie depicts a huge steel ball embazoned with the movie's logo careening towards a tiny Wile E. Coyote desperately running against it, set against the stereotypical desert backdrop of many Coyote and Roadrunner cartoons.

Just beat 007: First Light. Although the story wasn't anything special (and was predictable to a fault), it was still an amazing game to my eyes. Met and exceeded all of my expectations, and can't wait to see what iOi does with this. All I ask is a better story, but it was still great. 8.75/10.

Publicity image of 007: First Light, developed and published by iO Interactive in 2026. Gold-colored light shines through the upper right corner, as the 007 logo in the background, the "FIRST LIGHT" wordmark in the foreground, and James Bond (as voiced by Patrick Gibson) in the middle.

minor bsky tip for readability if you want nested replies/trees: Settings > Content and Media > Thread Preferences > Tree View video instructions in replies mine was off by default and i much prefer nested comments

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I now consider it unjustifiable to spend any money on video games developed by major companies. "Supporting the devs" means supporting the publishers as well at this point. Every dollar I spend on a hypothetical Wolfenstein 3 is another dollar that goes into the pockets of MSFT.

I beat Wolfenstein: The New Order. 9/10. One of the best fucking games I've ever played. Worldbuilding is prime. Soundtrack is prime. Gameplay is prime. Characters are prime. I love this game so fucking much. Genuinely in my top 5 alongside RtCW, stands toe-to-toe with it. Play it. NOW.

Wolfenstein: The New Order was developed by MachineGames and published by Bethesda Softworks in the year 2014. The box art here depicts a Nazi soldier in the middle (two silhouettes next to him) brandishing a so-called "Assault Rifle 1960" (an amalgam of the Sturmgewehr 44 and the Heckler & Koch G3), with the title displayed in the middle; the word "WOLFENSTEIN" is in an angular and aggressive font similar to one used in Return to Castle Wolfenstein and the words "THE NEW ORDER" is in Futura.

The PS3's biggest impact in 2026 is that it's now an inexpensive Blu-Ray player. In terms of gaming, it is one of the most woefully "bureaucratic" systems I've ever used. Checks upon checks, even with softmodding. I'm finding it less and less justified to hold on to it.

I beat Return to Castle Wolfenstein earlier today. It was one of the best things I've ever played. Even with the occasional bullshit like stealth and difficult bossfights, it was still a genuine 9/10 experience. So many things done right. Absolute ludography.

Return to Castle Wolfenstein was developed by Grey Matter Interactive (formerly known as Xatrix Entertainment) and published by Activision in the year 2001. The box art here depicts the protagonist William "B.J." Blazkowicz in the catacombs brandishing an MP40 while hiding from two Nazi soldiers; one in the front is using a flamethrower while the one in the back is holding its Venom machine gun while patrolling the area. The game's title is placed above with an angular, aggressive font.