I started Night in the Woods today. I'm also thinking of starting Arkham Asylum soon. And Mario & Luigi Superstar Saga. Also picking Paper Mario Origami King back up again...too many games!
Thinking of playing Octopath Traveller 2 sometime in the next little while.
Really enjoying where this season of My Adventures with Superman is going so far. Originally I thought this show would be a quirky different take, but it's actually giving me my animated Superman fix, which is great.
I've been playing It Takes Two and it's really fun, but also it's really cleverly-designed. It's hard to pull off such varying gameplay styles (and genres even) in one game and still make it good, but they pulled it off.
I'm trying something new. I've created a way to make new posts via my website that will propagate out to Mastodon and Bluesky. They can also be followed via RSS! Let's see how this goes.
How We're Trying to Protect MacStories from AI Bots and Web Crawlers - And How You Can, Too
The way this AI craze started out by normalizing using all of the content on the web without anyone's consent makes this feel like a losing battle. So I'm glad folks like the MacStories team are fighting the good fight for the good of the web.
Who Is Playtonic's Voice Of The People?
In an industry where crunch and work environment problems are rampant throughout many gaming companies, Playtonic's work culture, with a focus on wellbeing and mental health, is very refreshing to hear about.
If this one guy got hit by a bus, the world's software would fall apart.
The sheer amount of software and services that exist while depending on the thankless, volunteer work of individuals or tiny teams is terrifying.
Dave Plummer designed a temporary Format dialog for Windows 30 years ago, and it hasn't been changed yet! Here's a tweet thread with the story.
A crystal clear explanation of how HEAD works in git. I think this can get glossed over by many regular users, so it's good to have an understanding of it.