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@madfoxtimmy.bsky.social
Hi everyone! π I'm an amateur artist and sometimes gamer. Mostly I draw Sonic stuff, but sometimes other things too. 42nd lap of the sun in progress. PFP by @Lunaerim. Gaming likes: Sonic, Starfox, Zelda, Tomb Raider and Resident Evil (among others).
π After Text Tiles earlier, this evening, we're relaxing our brains, with the PSP for a session of Bowling, Brunswick Pro Bowling to be precise!
Yes, Ignore the fact the pins are pawns from a game of chess Chess π
Do you enjoy Bowling?
While I sadly won't be buying this if it comes directly from EA, it's a pretty significant project for Wing Commander fans like myself and I'm glad to see III getting some love. Getting better FMV taken from masters is pretty sweet for a cinematic experience like it.
Drawtober day 11
Stripe and Tails are going as Snow White and the prince this yearπ₯°
...Sonic franchise that there is "something for everyone" who is a fan. Be it from the "Classic" era, the "Modern" era, movies, TV shows or even comics. I have spoken for too long April. My apologies. π π π As you say, To Sonic, and to the future! π₯ 8/8
...You've wrong. This is why..." kind of "argument". Perhaps this is one of several possible reasons why some dislike Yuji Naka. But... this is not something that I'm wish to probe too deeply into, as it drags up unpleasant past memories for me. Perhaps it is one of the strengths of the... 7/8
...a behaviour I have sometimes noticed among people online who wish to "troll" those who express enjoyment in a modern Sonic game, or express excitement at an upcoming Sonic game is that they will evoke the name of Yuji Naka as one of the original creators of Sonic as a kind of "I'm right... 6/8
...like both, but I feel like the Naka era has a slight lead over the post Naka era. My favourite 2D Sonic game being Sonic 3 and Knuckles, with my favourite 3D game being Sonic Adventure 2 (Dreamcast edition). I cannot say that I "hate" Yuji Naka, despite some stories that I've heard. But... 5/8
Then again, I did quite like the slower tempo version of Sonic Boom that played during the end credits of the PC version. I do feel the difference between the Yuji Naka era of Sonic & the "post-Naka" era. It's true that everyone is going to have their own preferences between the two. Me? I... 4/8
...time & heard Sonic Boom coming out of the PCs speakers. π It would be several years before I would get my hands on a Mega CD and a copy of Sonic CD in that format. I think... as presented from Sonic CD's title screen, Toot Toot Sonic Warrior has a more "cheerful" vibe than Sonic Boom. 3/8
...honour goes to the Sonic and Knuckles Collection. SEGA gave away the Sonic Screensaver with this game, which included music tracks from Sonic CD. The theme used here was Toot Toot Sonic Warrior. So, you can probably imagine how confused young me felt when I started Sonic CD for the first... 2/8
As you probably know April, my first experience of Sonic CD was not on the Mega CD, but on a 486 DX4 PC running Windows 95. Despite it being a European release, for reasons best known to themselves, SEGA decided to go with the US soundtrack. This was not my first Sonic game for the PC. That... 1/8
Treasure Planet is Peak. π Still one of my favorite classic Disney movies to watch! π§‘
What do the Knight Sabers enjoy for a sweet treat? Crisis Crunchies! One of the sweet-natured themed recipes in Anime UK. (June/July 1993)
Live life the way you wat, not how others what you too. Do the job you have anyways wanted! See the sights you wish to see! Spend your free time with Hobbies you like or the people you care about! It's your life, your adventure, your way! π©·π©·
Ok better picture of the set up for the last day of the convention lol
A little something to brighten up your day! βΊοΈππΎ
#KingdomHeartsFinalMix
Soooooo precious and adorable, I see elements of me in him e.g trying to prove himself, through his own strengths and courage always looking to help his friends. I love this lil guy so much π₯Ίππ§‘π¦
I managed to find some higher quality scans of the manual to Atari 800 Rescue on Fractalus over on Atarimania. It's always so sweet to see this (and something I associate more with early Electronic Arts games): what is usually the developers dressing up for photos in the manuals/box art.
Taking flight for a desperate rescue mission: Rescue on Fractalas, Lucasfilm Games, 1985. (Atari 800) Named for the use of fractals for terrain generation, and the first of two games developed by Lucasfilm's shiny new video games division. (The other one being Ballblazer)