Patricia Baxter

@swirly313.bsky.social

(She/her, they/them) Autistic bisexual geek whose interests cycle around animation, comics, and video games. My blog: https://www.autisticobservations.com/ Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/swirly313 Icon by Stina Rudebjer, header from "Night in the Woods"

Your average trans person has dedicated themselves to more intense body modification than any anti-trans cis person obsessed with transhumanism has the guts to try.

Fascinated how people go: I am not looking respectfully, I am looking lustfully. They're not mutually exclusive? One can be respectful of another human being an still thinking they're hot. One can also have zero respect for someone with zero attraction. Stop treating sexuality itself as shameful.

This is a TV segment covering the announcement event for Yakouchuu in 1995, which was the first non-Chunsoft sound novel released on the SFC. The episode even showcases a bunch of other upcoming sound novels releasing that year. The genre was really growing rapidly after the success of Kamaitachi.

MegaApple@megaapple18.bsky.social · 2d ago

Since I was searching for it, I got recommended a TV special about Super Famicom and Sound Novel. Highly recommended for VN guys www.youtube.com/watch?v=xdJv...

Quartley reminder that if you care about physical media you better support your local library! Where else can you get books, games, board games, puzzles, internet hotspots etc for free? *Get library card, use it *Use library programs *Share library social media *Donate to its foundation

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Guys will listen to male influencer bullshit about needing to have a six pack and manipulate everyone and meanwhile women will go “you know who is the sexiest fucking guy I’ve ever seen?” and post this

Bob Hoskins with Roger Rabbit

This is a two page ad for Kamaitachi no Yoru that features Raita Ryu, an actor famous for playing a detective in Taiyo ni Hoero and who also starred in Kamaitachi's TV commercial. Chunsoft's founder, Koichi Nakamura, was a big fan of the actor and he was even later invited to play a role in Machi.

An ad for Kamiatachi no Yoru, taken from the January 1995 issues of GameWalker.

SOURCE: https://archive.org/details/GameWalker-1995-01/GameWalker%201995%2001/page/38/mode/2up