Christian Simmers

one of the most depressing things about the way production is structured in the world today is that there are all of these startups inventing cool new manufacturing techniques, and literally all of them rely on military contracting because the US Department of Defense has an insuperable amount of money to blow on unproven technology

well tonight i learned theres an incredibly robust warioware diy archival project that runs microgames in browser. good shit.

there's a not-so robust (yet) attempt at making an open-source and community warioware clone made with Godot Engine

it really didn't get the traction i was hoping for and i haven't had the time to flesh it out myself, but if the idea sounds cool and you want to help i'd love to talk 🙏

in the wake of Unity doing some Dumb Shit, i've been giving Little Warioware some attention and i'd appreciate it if folks could spread the word!

Little Warioware is an open-source take on Nintendo's beloved WarioWare series made in Godot Engine. i've literally wanted to make this for the better part of a decade and decided it was the right time after learning so much from A Little Game Called Mario (maybe you've heard of it?).

unfortunately, it didn't get as much traction as Little Mario and has been languishing a bit since I announced it at GDC earlier this year, but i still believe it could be something wonderful someday!

My parents: We love your beard! It goes so well with your now short hair.

Me: hahahaha Thanks!

My beard: exists because I am too cheap/poor to afford razors, and looks scragally AF