❤️ Dogs, Speedruns, FGC. 20+ years of dev.
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Nmaster64 retweeted
The Splatfest World Premiere results are in and #TeamRock has crushed it! Congrats to the winners!
A big thanks to everyone for participating, and we’ll see you in Splatsville when #Splatoon3 launches on 9/9!
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someone asked me if we fixed the naming conventions that ~hilariously~ caused an increasing amount of chaos during Dog Airport Game’s development for the Switch port and it unleashed something inside me that i didn’t even know was there
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Hi, this is my favorite project I worked on while at DE, and it's really cheap right now. I poured as much of myself as I could into this. You probably don't know these games yet, and that's the point: it's designed to gently introduce you to a fascinating company's back catalog.
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Nmaster64 retweeted
The most impressive 60 seconds of the ATT Invitational, bar none
twitch.tv/majinobama #SFV
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Please get #EtsyStrike trending this week by saying you stand in solitary with sellers, signing and sharing the petition, etc.
The more media outlets who press Etsy for a statement, the more bad press they get - that's more likley to make change than the seller strike itself.
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Fanhouse is a start-up I founded to empower creators, and we pay our creators 90% of transactions.
Apple is kicking us off the app store unless we give them 30% of all transactions.
Apple is a trillion-dollar company, and they get there by exploiting the labor of others. (1/)
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I love fighting games because they're a great way to learn how to learn. Through FGs I've learned combos, frame data, matchups, basic psychology, event production, public speaking, childcare, mindfulness coaching, network configuration, display optimization, statistics, rhetoric,
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I’ve been thinking about this a lot, but with Smash Bros ending, important devs like Miyamoto becoming hands off, Iwata passing, Reggie retiring, and big series like Pokemon and AC handing off lead roles to newer staff, today really does feel like the ending to a Nintendo era.
