TaxOwlbear
@taxowlbear.bsky.social
Hello, I'm TaxOwlbear. I'm doing Let's Plays and focus on real-time strategy. HG101 Top 47K Games podcast co-host.
if there's anything i've learned after 15 years in this goddamn city, it's that finding someone who isn't a scumbag or a liar is harder than finding a thimble, a clock, a hula hoop, an hourglass, a picture frame, a duvet cover, a cookie tin, a claw hammer, a basketball, a toothbr
DVDs aren't low-tech. They're just things you can actually own, that won't disappear overnight, that don't require a monthly subscription, that won't suddenly get reedited, that won't start putting adverts in the middle and that won't sell your data to the worst people in the world.
Perhaps you’ve ditched algorithmically curated playlists for vinyl and enjoy DVDs rather than streaming
Something deep inside me told me I should draw Donkey Kong today.
continuing my work on my PS1 Thief-like RED VEIL and sometimes other things I'm working on weekdays 1100 UTC www.twitch.tv/aeriformdotio come hang out! #indiedev #gamedev #playstation #ps1 #psx #psxsplash #unity
I dare you to tell me what this is and does without looking it up.
NEW EPISODE We are joined by @mercurycdx.bsky.social who takes us on a journey though Sega's pioneering 3D hardware. Come take a trip to the arcade with us! flashback64pod.podbean.com/e/segas-pion...
We're working on better ship movement for @ardentseas.bsky.social #gamedev #gamedesign
Encryptid (Demo) (2026, PC, Game Boy) This game is really neat. Pokemon with cryptids, but it's got found footage Game Boy Camera video sequences and plays around with switching between regular GB and Game Boy Color, very interesting, check it out!
The demo for Encryptid is out now 😊 👻 An FMV horror game about hunting cryptids filmed on a Game Boy Camera 👻 A Game Boy ROM is available in the demo's main directory, so that you can play it on any device that may run or emulate a Game Boy! 👇👇Link to Steam page below 👇👇
liquidated data center rack is gonna be the budget build of 2028
Here's something important to remember: computers.
Remember when I essentially inherited a whole collection of 8-bit Atari stuff? Well that same old family friend still had much more to give me. I don't even know what half of this is, so join me in this thread as I do a quick catalog.
You can’t even comprehend how important Eien ni Hen’s work is to the fan translation community. Romancing SaGa, Fire Emblem, Sakura Wars, Tear Ring Saga, Glory of Heracles, Dragon Force II, Dark Half, Beyond Oasis, Psi-O-Blade, Arabian Nights, and so much more. What a loss. Rest in peace.
In memory of the translator, Eien ni Hen. May she rest in peace.
@videogamebeach.bsky.social Would you interested in some real-time strategy beaches? I can provide screenshots of plenty of those.
There’s been a “games that changed my life” prompt going around and it’s weird to say any game changed my life in a relevant non entertainment choice way, but the series did launch me into cover artist territory so, bless a.co/d/0ce0NOrw
So this game called "Dverghold" came across my Steam homepage. Interesting retro vibes, apparently collabing with a dungeon synth artist for the OST. The art was kinda tickling my AI-dar though, so I scrolled down to look for any disclaimers.
we live in a world where gen z gets chastised for not knowing some made up rules about bringing coffee to a job interview but the ceo of nvidia can say he doesn't know his own address
Pet project: 1) Advanced PS1/N64 game extraction (+all animations). 2) Website where you can browse and compare models, textures, animations, FMVs, for preservation. Already have FF7, Mega Man Legends 1 and 2 and MediEvil fully ripped. #FF7 #FinalFantasy #FFVII #PS1 #PSX #RetroGame #N64
Starting today, we're piloting Japanese magazines in our digital archive! We've spent the last few months upgrading our library infrastructure to support Japanese-language material, starting with the magazine Neo Geo Freak. Read the full blog post for more info: gamehistory.org/5k-magazines/
Surprise, we're doing Japanese magazines now! This has been a big slowly moving project with a bunch of collaborators, and I'm proud of the pilot we're launching today
Starting today, we're piloting Japanese magazines in our digital archive! We've spent the last few months upgrading our library infrastructure to support Japanese-language material, starting with the magazine Neo Geo Freak. Read the full blog post for more info: gamehistory.org/5k-magazines/