>turn-based gameplay >timing-based action commands on both offense and defense >robust customization options despite a limited number of “attacks” >audience interference mechanics >you get stronger as you play Behold, a Paper Mario-like

Sometimes I lay awake at night and wonder what Matt Groening thought of the Nintendo Wii U prototype at E3 2011.

some old kirby pit pats art (hi everyone!)

Alt text because this is very funny

what if they had lichtenberg scars from getting zapped by pikachu all the time #pokemon

Hey Twitter refugees. If you're an Original Character artist/writer/game dev/etc, consider tagging your stuff with #OCsky so the OC enjoyers on here can find your stuff. I also have some OC feeds (feeds are like custom algorithms and topical timelines) on my profile, in the feeds tab.

Being on Blue Sky feels like entering a new house. It's still pretty bare and needs a lot of work, but the process of settling in is still rather exciting. Plus, I get to slowly meet other artists on the move too!

I wish that instead of being embarrassed of games with older graphics and seeing them as something to be updated, that game companies would see these older graphics as art worthy of being preserved and celebrated and studied.

Bluesky, does nothing (figuratively). Competition keeps shooting themselves in the foot. What is this business strategy called?