
i make games and music, sometimes.
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Weirdo gamers who think daddy gaben will love them if they lick his boots enough: "Oh but steam offers download infrastructure!"
My good dude, my man, my bro. I make little fucking indie pixel games. I'm lucky to crack 200 megs on a single install for my games. I could serve all my downloads off a raspberry pi zero I run off my home internet that i pay less a month for than a moderately discounted AAA title. This is not worth the 30% of my revenue that I could have used to heat my home in winter, but can't because daddy gaben needs another yacht for his armada
You know who needs that? Big AAA with games that are a trillion megabytes in size. You know who doesn't fucking pay 30% to daddy gaben? Those AAAs. They get sweetheart deals where they pay as little as 10%. So why are you making the case that little empoverished indie devs are responsible for subsidizing the download infrastructure of big multi billion dollar AAA studios?
Oh and the best part is: the 30% was set back in the day when getting a game on steam meant you got like half a million guaranteed front page views. Like yeah you could argue 500k impressions for any new release might be worth 30%
Anyway you uh. You get 0 guaranteed impressions now and also visibility rounds appear to do nothing now, like those fake buttons they put in at crosswalks cause it makes people feel good to press a button while they wait for the light to change
Super GALS! Kotobuki Ran Special -> Coolmen Get You Gals Party - and yes, that's the full (translated) name - is a PlayStation 1 adaptation of the popular franchise from Konami. It's a board game with some mini-games attached, akin to Mario Party, except with a Y2K aesthetics fashion spin. You can even get a boyfriend ☺️
The game also comes with a large gallery of official and much more crude art, as well as a wardrobe where you can (un)dress your favorite gal.
The .gif, however, is from the cute Game Boy Color puzzle games. As you can see here:
Here's the full intro to the PS1 game to show my appreciation.