There's something kinda magical about single page applications imo.
I think we should throw out the rule book and go back to Flash-like websites.

I think I should amend this;
the Affinity team might actually have something good here.
I'm not loving the AI angle, but they are quite clear they don't intend to train using their user's data. But Adobe just lies about not training with user data, so I wouldn't be too shocked if Affinity also does.

Thanks! I'll check that out, I very much trust Freya's 3D takes

Would you mind elaborating?
I've never heard this take before and now I'm wondering what arcane game dev runes I'm missing out on

the fact it's uncommon makes me more inclined to design with it

Thanks, I'll be eagerly waiting at my mailbox the entire time!

it's very confusing.
The internet show is called "The King of Town" I think
The character's name is "Eh! Steve!"

oop, my bad!

maybe you could try doing Homestarrunner for the hit internet show "Homestarrunner"

Freddie Wong from the hit Youtube channel "Freddie Wong"

my bad, you're right. I had the wrong idea of how common it was.
I just found this resource to confirm
www.doesitplay.org
This site only has 11 entries for Switch 2 and none of them appear to be GKC

It sounds like this isn't always the case.
Since the PS4 and Xbox One, it's more common for game disks to only include part of the game's data, such that you need to download the rest for it to be playable, Effectively doing the same thing as GKC. imo this is a bad practice that's become normalized

downloaders or Installers?
If I understand correctly, I don't think the issue is that you have to install the game, it's that the card isn't physical access to the game data.

I didn't know non-data disks was already common for consoles, but imo that defeats the entire purpose of physical media

Making a block game taught me more than every other dev project combined

haha oh man, I'm going to kick every tombstone now

Hell yeah! I'm excited to watch this project

lol you should!

I feel like there's a ton of fun applications for this method!

YOOOOO