As the Even Goblins project comes close to completion, I find myself pondering what I should do for my next project. At the moment, I kind of feel like I have at least one more games-worth of stuff I want to say about NES. Maybe something four-player versus with a hint of heavy metal aesthetics.

I'm super excited! It's been a few years since I've been able to show there.

Even Goblins Fall In Love will be joining loads of other cool games at the FXBG Indie Video Game Showcase at the Curitiba Art Cafe in Fredricksburg, VA on October 28th. Come on down and play some awesome, awesome games!

That's the plan! I'm going to make boxed physical NES cartridges with manuals for Even Goblins.

When they zig, I zag all the way back to the late eighties.

Decades ago, I asked my parents for a copy of Visual Basic for my birthday. Their willingness to get me that software they didn't understand gave me skills that would define my career. Last month, my kid asked for a perpetual Clip Studio license for his birthday. I was more than happy to oblige!

I create physical versions of my NES games by-hand: coding, soldering, boxing, documenting, shipping, etc. A very DIY strategy. In case any investors ask though, tell them I have vertically integrated my production chain and that I am leveraging synergies while disrupting standard business workflow

That's the idea! Cash out on debunks for raw damage!

Totally! Courtesy of @ursamajorgamma.bsky.social

That was a beautiful tribute that hit me right in the middle of my chest.

"My armour is like tenfold shields, my teeth are swords, my claws spears, the shock of my tail is a thunderbolt, my wings a hurricane, and my scales a Cinco de Mayo parade!"

Totally! One of my fantasies is to make my own bootleg PlayChoice-10 cabinet.

I snuck a "But thou must!" into the game, too. How could I not?

Oh gosh, yes! A Japanese version of Even Goblins would definitely have its own bespoke ROM.