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IT CAME AND IT'S BEAUTIFUL AND LOOK AT IT AAAA ITS THE BOI
So happy with how this came out god, its such a treat for my eyes seeing the Famicom box art back in high quality and in such a beautiful package. It's not perfect but goddamn I don't care I love everything here so much and there's still a lot of fun little details that just make me screm :'D
Crazy to think it took decades to get here, through years of pc emulation and third party repros, by word of mouth and passion from fans and developers alike..... for a while I was sure it would be forgotten eventually.
But we made it. It feels unreal but Gimmick finally has official, physical release again and that's so fucking awesome :')
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The thing I can't help thinking about in the wake of yet another preemptive TV show murder, is how terribly BAD these execs are at Making Money!
Like, okay, you have a show with great word of mouth and a loyal and passionate fanbase...
Do you make that show available to be paid for all over the world? No. If people outside the US want it, they can pirate it I guess.
Do you give people the opportunity to pay you twice by releasing physical copies?
No.
Do you merchandise the FUCK out of this property you own, that was the most popular new fandom on AO3 for a year?
No. Oh wait, after a year they released a couple T-shirts.
Being in Chinese fandoms has forever changed my idea of what actual people who want your money look like. Trying to watch a Chinese show? Cool, there's a partner to take your subscription fee for wherever you are in the world and episodes are released same day in most cases.
Want merch? Good cause you're going to get literally every type of possible merch from cheap plastic stuff to fashion lines and fine jewelry and candles and books and soundtracks and collector's editions, and it will keep coming for years and years.
Like, how do these people think Star Wars makes money? It's not tickets or Disney + subscriptions. It's fucking merch.
You could have SO MUCH MONEY if you wanted to actually make it. But what you want isn't money, it's Amorphous Cool Points you can turn into temporary stock increases and a better CEO job.
These networks have no interest in building fandoms and properties that continue to rake in cash over time. They just want to keep rolling the dice until they suddenly get a lightning strike of the biggest show in the world, and if it doesn't happen they lose interest.
And fewer and fewer people watch their new shows because they know it'll be two seasons and then cancelled unfinished like every other fucking thing.
These people are SO BAD AT CAPITALISM and it OFFENDS ME.
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Video Game Related Asks for Gaymers!
Platform of choice when gaming?
Top 5 games of all time.
Favorite boss?
Best game soundtrack (full album or single track)?
Most memorable gaming moment?
First game you ever played?
Most recent game you played?
Most anticipated upcoming game?
Most hours you’ve put into a single game?
Game you’ve replayed the most?
Favorite game genre?
Favorite game character?
Coolest enemy/boss design?
Worst game you’ve ever played?
Hardest game you’ve ever played?
Single player, multiplayer, or both?
Do you play mobile games?
A game you started, but never finished.
A game that you wish you could play for the first time again.
A game that made you cry.
A game you thought you wouldn’t like, but ended up loving?
Do you watch any other gamers?
Do you typically choose to play a male or female character (when asked to pick)?
If you could live in one of the games you’ve played, which one would it be?
Favorite environment in a game?
Least favorite environmental hazard (e.g. poison swamp, fire/lava, etc.)
A popular game that you just can’t get into.
Do you still buy physical games?
Favorite childhood game?
Favorite aspect of a game (e.g. exploration, combat, fashion/customization, environments, graphics, bosses, roleplaying, etc.)
If you could only play one game for the rest of your life, what would it be?
Have you ever rage quit a game? If so, what game and what caused the rage quit?
Most embarrassing gaming moment.
Funniest gaming moment.
Do you own any gaming themed memorabilia? (e.g. collector’s editions, posters, prop replicas, statues, clothing, etc.)
Hottest video game character?
Kill, Fuck, Marry (choose three characters)
An unpopular gaming opinion you have.
What’s something you want to see in the future of gaming?
Best game cover art.
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the thing is that i genuinely think the idea of batburger in current continuity is kind of dumb (jokerize the fries, rolling my eyes) partially because it's clear it's a concept so you can have 5 panels go viral for humor partially because the way everyone's fast and loose with secret id's in the field they may as well have a bruce wayne burger on the menu-
but there's a part of me that thinks that the concept of batburger (sans jokerize the fries, because again. rolling my eyes) would have been absolutely hilarious and on-brand for 90s comics during the urban myth era.
because fast food today is nothing compared to the branding and advertising of fast food era of the 80s and 90s. like when mcd's got swarmed for the teenie beanies by collectors causing fights and injuries over kids meal toys??? you could never see that kind of passion today.
imagine. you are a local businessman in gotham. you are trying to think of a fast food restaurant to market to 10 year olds. you hear of a local urban legend that all the kids are talking about, the batman, and you've decided you've struck gold. you get to work. batburger. you make mascots a la ronald mcdonald and the crew, but you don't have any idea what the batman actually looks like so you just make it up based on what would appeal to kids and make them want to eat your food. i imagine your batman has vampire teeth or is literally a man dressed in a bat costume. your robin is a man dressed up as a literal robin. you make a tv show about them where the crimes they solve are the mystery of the missing fries. you have commercials. there is no copyright on batman as a concept. bruce wayne is powerless to stop you. when you do a special limited edition superhero toy series in your robin meals, collectors come and start a riot. batman comes to break it up.
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