Just watched Predator Badlands and it wasn't what I expected at all. It is a buddy movie that is so far from what I imagine when I think of Predator... and somehow, I liked it. It has so many weaknesses but it is also full of fun ideas. Starting with that planet where everything kills. So cool.
December 12, 2025 at 7:03 AM
Just watched Predator Badlands and it wasn't what I expected at all. It is a buddy movie that is so far from what I imagine when I think of Predator... and somehow, I liked it. It has so many weaknesses but it is also full of fun ideas. Starting with that planet where everything kills. So cool.
Read We Are Legion (Dennis E. Taylor) again. I forgot how much I like the beginning of that book. For reasons, I always liked reading about people learning new skills and becoming some sort of experts. It's a bit like Ender, I really like those "at school" part. Maybe because I was bad at school.
December 12, 2025 at 4:15 AM
Read We Are Legion (Dennis E. Taylor) again. I forgot how much I like the beginning of that book. For reasons, I always liked reading about people learning new skills and becoming some sort of experts. It's a bit like Ender, I really like those "at school" part. Maybe because I was bad at school.
Je viens de découvrir Serge le mytho. C’est extraordinaire. Et cette fin, ce dernier épisode, est absolument dingue. C’est ce que la télévision française fait de mieux. Et ça me manque.
December 12, 2025 at 2:55 AM
Je viens de découvrir Serge le mytho. C’est extraordinaire. Et cette fin, ce dernier épisode, est absolument dingue. C’est ce que la télévision française fait de mieux. Et ça me manque.
Macron ferme le deuxième bouton de son costard et ne porte pas de cravate. Je suis choqué.
December 5, 2025 at 3:18 PM
Macron ferme le deuxième bouton de son costard et ne porte pas de cravate. Je suis choqué.
Back home and finally got to start playing Astro Bot. I already liked the previous one (tho I still gotta try the PSVR one) so I had a good chance to appreciate this sequel. And yes, it’s splendid. It’s playful, it’s colorful, it’s delightful. What’s also quite amazing is it’s technically mastery.
December 5, 2025 at 4:15 AM
Back home and finally got to start playing Astro Bot. I already liked the previous one (tho I still gotta try the PSVR one) so I had a good chance to appreciate this sequel. And yes, it’s splendid. It’s playful, it’s colorful, it’s delightful. What’s also quite amazing is it’s technically mastery.
Always wan trees to read A man’s place and realised that it’s written by Annie Ernaux, so I got the French version. What a beautiful book. The author crafts such a profound and emotional relationship with the readers through simple words carefully connected together. Meticulously chosen.
December 2, 2025 at 6:16 AM
Always wan trees to read A man’s place and realised that it’s written by Annie Ernaux, so I got the French version. What a beautiful book. The author crafts such a profound and emotional relationship with the readers through simple words carefully connected together. Meticulously chosen.
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The Making of Disco Elysium - Part One: Foundations
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A huge thanks to everyone who has talked to us for this series, both on and off the record. It's been a massive effort on our part to ensure we tell as accurate & heartfelt story of this game's production as we can.
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A huge thanks to everyone who has talked to us for this series, both on and off the record. It's been a massive effort on our part to ensure we tell as accurate & heartfelt story of this game's production as we can.
The Making of Disco Elysium - Part One: Foundations
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November 28, 2025 at 5:38 PM
The Making of Disco Elysium - Part One: Foundations
www.youtube.com/watch?v=eH6m...
A huge thanks to everyone who has talked to us for this series, both on and off the record. It's been a massive effort on our part to ensure we tell as accurate & heartfelt story of this game's production as we can.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=eH6m...
A huge thanks to everyone who has talked to us for this series, both on and off the record. It's been a massive effort on our part to ensure we tell as accurate & heartfelt story of this game's production as we can.
Content d’être de retour à Tahiti. Surtout qu’il commence à faire froid en Californie. Par contre, j’ai passé la nuit à jouer à la console et je suis complètement décalé. On va aller dormir sous le soleil du coup. En espérant ne pas finir comme la dinde de l’autre soir.
November 28, 2025 at 3:04 PM
Content d’être de retour à Tahiti. Surtout qu’il commence à faire froid en Californie. Par contre, j’ai passé la nuit à jouer à la console et je suis complètement décalé. On va aller dormir sous le soleil du coup. En espérant ne pas finir comme la dinde de l’autre soir.
I knew it would happen. Now I’m playing those old consoles, I’m seriously considering getting a Retrotink 4K pro and the Sony BVM-20F1U/20F1E. It’s stupid but it’s cool. It’s stupid though. But so cool.
November 28, 2025 at 9:48 AM
I knew it would happen. Now I’m playing those old consoles, I’m seriously considering getting a Retrotink 4K pro and the Sony BVM-20F1U/20F1E. It’s stupid but it’s cool. It’s stupid though. But so cool.
Despite how much I like the beautiful colours and the vibe of old CRT with RGB cables, dealing with all those old standards is such a pain. Trying to plug my PlayStation, Wii, XBox, or Dreamcast to my PVM-8045Q is an adventure. None of them use the same cable, not even for power.
November 26, 2025 at 7:34 PM
Despite how much I like the beautiful colours and the vibe of old CRT with RGB cables, dealing with all those old standards is such a pain. Trying to plug my PlayStation, Wii, XBox, or Dreamcast to my PVM-8045Q is an adventure. None of them use the same cable, not even for power.
Started playing Broken Sword, the original one. I still call it « les chevaliers de Baphomet » because I discovered this game in France as a kid. My best friend’s father was playing it and we watched him playing. We tried ourselves but it was too hard. Time to finish it after almost 30 years.
November 26, 2025 at 11:47 AM
Started playing Broken Sword, the original one. I still call it « les chevaliers de Baphomet » because I discovered this game in France as a kid. My best friend’s father was playing it and we watched him playing. We tried ourselves but it was too hard. Time to finish it after almost 30 years.
We started playing Baldur’s Gate 3 with my best friend more than 2 years ago and we have finally arrived at the city. And something amazing just happened. Before getting here, I was frustrated because somehow, we couldn’t complete the quest with Halsin. I really wanted to finish it.
November 25, 2025 at 3:08 PM
We started playing Baldur’s Gate 3 with my best friend more than 2 years ago and we have finally arrived at the city. And something amazing just happened. Before getting here, I was frustrated because somehow, we couldn’t complete the quest with Halsin. I really wanted to finish it.
Since I never played Pokémon, I tried the original GB Red cartridge on my Analogue Pocket. I do it in Japanese so I can also learn the language. I just finished the intro and I can already feel why this game has been so popular. And it must have been such an incredibly innovation back then.
November 23, 2025 at 9:18 AM
Since I never played Pokémon, I tried the original GB Red cartridge on my Analogue Pocket. I do it in Japanese so I can also learn the language. I just finished the intro and I can already feel why this game has been so popular. And it must have been such an incredibly innovation back then.
I consider myself a purist and I usually play games on the original console, using as much as possible the « intended » settings. But last night, I got curious about Duckstation and I’m absolutely blown away by how good it is. More specifically how flexible. The level of control is insane.
November 19, 2025 at 2:26 PM
I consider myself a purist and I usually play games on the original console, using as much as possible the « intended » settings. But last night, I got curious about Duckstation and I’m absolutely blown away by how good it is. More specifically how flexible. The level of control is insane.
Played tons of Neo Drift Out on my AES. This is probably my favourite rally car racing game. It delivers that rally fantasy perfectly: solo, intense, fast reaction, extremely precise, and requires both adaptability and knowledge. Despite being so simple, and short, the game is full of candies.
November 17, 2025 at 11:16 PM
Played tons of Neo Drift Out on my AES. This is probably my favourite rally car racing game. It delivers that rally fantasy perfectly: solo, intense, fast reaction, extremely precise, and requires both adaptability and knowledge. Despite being so simple, and short, the game is full of candies.
Valve’s new controller is so ugly.
November 13, 2025 at 1:03 AM
Valve’s new controller is so ugly.
Spend the entire flight playing Super Donkey Kong 3: Nazo no Kuremisu Shima on my Analogue Pocket. Somehow, I never finished the game before. I don't even think I've played it more than just a few hours. Now I think about it, I bought the game way after the time of the Super Famicom.
November 12, 2025 at 8:42 AM
Spend the entire flight playing Super Donkey Kong 3: Nazo no Kuremisu Shima on my Analogue Pocket. Somehow, I never finished the game before. I don't even think I've played it more than just a few hours. Now I think about it, I bought the game way after the time of the Super Famicom.
Started playing Super Metroid on my SFC. I can’t believe the game still looks so gorgeous and is still so pleasant to play. But after spending time on Zero Mission and Samus Returns, playing this is really hard from a control standpoint. That wall jump mechanic… come on.
November 10, 2025 at 3:56 AM
Started playing Super Metroid on my SFC. I can’t believe the game still looks so gorgeous and is still so pleasant to play. But after spending time on Zero Mission and Samus Returns, playing this is really hard from a control standpoint. That wall jump mechanic… come on.
Just watched The Mask of Zorro with my sister and her husband last night. I realised, 10min into the movie, that I’ve actually never watch it before. What a great adventure film. The introduction is fantastic. We immediately get what the movie is all about. The bad guy is so cruel: revenge time.
November 10, 2025 at 12:29 AM
Just watched The Mask of Zorro with my sister and her husband last night. I realised, 10min into the movie, that I’ve actually never watch it before. What a great adventure film. The introduction is fantastic. We immediately get what the movie is all about. The bad guy is so cruel: revenge time.
Always adored the Bay Area. The Silicon Valley gave me a career I couldn’t even dream of. And Marin is the best place for me. I also never liked NYC that much. But I listened to that speech. And that new maire is really cool. He just made me want to go there and give a try.
November 6, 2025 at 5:10 AM
Always adored the Bay Area. The Silicon Valley gave me a career I couldn’t even dream of. And Marin is the best place for me. I also never liked NYC that much. But I listened to that speech. And that new maire is really cool. He just made me want to go there and give a try.
Just watched Bugonia, the funniest alien movie of the year. The cast is fantastic and delivers the best way possible a simple, yet multilayered story. And if part of the movie is about communication, or the lack of it, those actors do such a great job communicating with the audience perfectly.
November 5, 2025 at 5:49 AM
Just watched Bugonia, the funniest alien movie of the year. The cast is fantastic and delivers the best way possible a simple, yet multilayered story. And if part of the movie is about communication, or the lack of it, those actors do such a great job communicating with the audience perfectly.
By playing Samus Returns, somehow I really wanted to check AM2R. But it isn't "officially" available anymore due to DMCA and stuff. And this is where internet is magic: it is supposed to be decentralised. Found a magnet that has been around for ~3 years and voilà. Preservation done well.
November 2, 2025 at 4:17 PM
By playing Samus Returns, somehow I really wanted to check AM2R. But it isn't "officially" available anymore due to DMCA and stuff. And this is where internet is magic: it is supposed to be decentralised. Found a magnet that has been around for ~3 years and voilà. Preservation done well.
Played Escape from Duckov. Really polished and I like the moment to moment. It is one of those "modern" games that are made for streamers I feel. Because as a pure single-player one, I fail to understand its overall incentive: why should I try to progress? Towards what goal? There is no story.
November 2, 2025 at 4:20 AM
Played Escape from Duckov. Really polished and I like the moment to moment. It is one of those "modern" games that are made for streamers I feel. Because as a pure single-player one, I fail to understand its overall incentive: why should I try to progress? Towards what goal? There is no story.
I wanted to play Metroid 2: Return of Samus. And since I never played its remake, I tried it on my 3DS. I forgot how much I like this console. That rendering is beautiful and the 3D effect works well. I don’t recall using that feature that often back then, it was a gimmick. But now, it’s bluffing.
October 26, 2025 at 10:15 AM
I wanted to play Metroid 2: Return of Samus. And since I never played its remake, I tried it on my 3DS. I forgot how much I like this console. That rendering is beautiful and the 3D effect works well. I don’t recall using that feature that often back then, it was a gimmick. But now, it’s bluffing.
The Art of Manga at de Young Museum is well done. I wasn’t expecting so many original panels. If I already knew all the authors, I discovered some pieces I’ve never read or even heard before. I regret there wasn’t a space for Akira Toriyama though. Still, I highly recommend everyone to check it out.
October 26, 2025 at 3:10 AM
The Art of Manga at de Young Museum is well done. I wasn’t expecting so many original panels. If I already knew all the authors, I discovered some pieces I’ve never read or even heard before. I regret there wasn’t a space for Akira Toriyama though. Still, I highly recommend everyone to check it out.