@wfleming.bsky.social
Mostly video clips of games I've been playing recently, generally PC or retro games.
Castlevania: Rondo of Blood (Akumajō Dracula X: Chi no Rondo)
PC Engine Super CD-ROM² - 1993
Konami
Koji Igarashi's girlfriend was working on this game while he was on Tokimeki Memorial. He transferred to the Castlevania team after, gave us Symphony of the Night, and the word Igavania.
PC Engine Super CD-ROM² - 1993
Konami
Koji Igarashi's girlfriend was working on this game while he was on Tokimeki Memorial. He transferred to the Castlevania team after, gave us Symphony of the Night, and the word Igavania.
January 21, 2026 at 1:59 AM
Castlevania: Rondo of Blood (Akumajō Dracula X: Chi no Rondo)
PC Engine Super CD-ROM² - 1993
Konami
Koji Igarashi's girlfriend was working on this game while he was on Tokimeki Memorial. He transferred to the Castlevania team after, gave us Symphony of the Night, and the word Igavania.
PC Engine Super CD-ROM² - 1993
Konami
Koji Igarashi's girlfriend was working on this game while he was on Tokimeki Memorial. He transferred to the Castlevania team after, gave us Symphony of the Night, and the word Igavania.
Ape Escape
PSX - 1999
Sony
The controls take a bit to adjust to, but that Soichi Terada soundtrack is pretty hot.
PSX - 1999
Sony
The controls take a bit to adjust to, but that Soichi Terada soundtrack is pretty hot.
January 18, 2026 at 10:23 PM
Ape Escape
PSX - 1999
Sony
The controls take a bit to adjust to, but that Soichi Terada soundtrack is pretty hot.
PSX - 1999
Sony
The controls take a bit to adjust to, but that Soichi Terada soundtrack is pretty hot.
Disc Room
PC/Switch - 2020
Terri, Dose, Kitty, and JW
PC/Switch - 2020
Terri, Dose, Kitty, and JW
January 17, 2026 at 3:35 AM
Disc Room
PC/Switch - 2020
Terri, Dose, Kitty, and JW
PC/Switch - 2020
Terri, Dose, Kitty, and JW
Aeternum
PC - 2017
Creaky Lantern Games
Horizontal cute 'em up with danmaku bullet patterns. Fun but challenging, there are 5 difficulty levels and this is the easiest one.
PC - 2017
Creaky Lantern Games
Horizontal cute 'em up with danmaku bullet patterns. Fun but challenging, there are 5 difficulty levels and this is the easiest one.
January 14, 2026 at 2:34 AM
Aeternum
PC - 2017
Creaky Lantern Games
Horizontal cute 'em up with danmaku bullet patterns. Fun but challenging, there are 5 difficulty levels and this is the easiest one.
PC - 2017
Creaky Lantern Games
Horizontal cute 'em up with danmaku bullet patterns. Fun but challenging, there are 5 difficulty levels and this is the easiest one.
Mouthwashing
PC - 2024
Wrong Organ
PC - 2024
Wrong Organ
January 10, 2026 at 5:39 PM
Mouthwashing
PC - 2024
Wrong Organ
PC - 2024
Wrong Organ
Dirt Rally 2.0
PC - 2019
Codemasters
PC - 2019
Codemasters
January 10, 2026 at 1:47 AM
Dirt Rally 2.0
PC - 2019
Codemasters
PC - 2019
Codemasters
Captain Commando
Arcade - 1991
Capcom
Arcade - 1991
Capcom
January 4, 2026 at 6:24 PM
Captain Commando
Arcade - 1991
Capcom
Arcade - 1991
Capcom
Batman Returns
SNES - 1993
Konami
SNES - 1993
Konami
December 25, 2025 at 5:25 PM
Batman Returns
SNES - 1993
Konami
SNES - 1993
Konami
Akai Katana
Arcade - 2010
CAVE Interactive Co., Ltd.
Arcade - 2010
CAVE Interactive Co., Ltd.
December 14, 2025 at 10:25 PM
Akai Katana
Arcade - 2010
CAVE Interactive Co., Ltd.
Arcade - 2010
CAVE Interactive Co., Ltd.
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Yeah, just spelling it out here: Valve is a multi-billion-dollar corporate run storefront that skims 30% off the entire PC games industry.
Itch is a handful of people running a scrappy indie games n' smut store on literal donations. They *recommend* giving 10% to support them, but don't demand it.
Itch is a handful of people running a scrappy indie games n' smut store on literal donations. They *recommend* giving 10% to support them, but don't demand it.
I think there’s also a misunderstanding of itch as some big corporate platform like Steam or the App Store and not just like a website a few people have built and kept together for a decade so people can share their weird art.
July 27, 2025 at 1:13 AM
Yeah, just spelling it out here: Valve is a multi-billion-dollar corporate run storefront that skims 30% off the entire PC games industry.
Itch is a handful of people running a scrappy indie games n' smut store on literal donations. They *recommend* giving 10% to support them, but don't demand it.
Itch is a handful of people running a scrappy indie games n' smut store on literal donations. They *recommend* giving 10% to support them, but don't demand it.
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This might come across as more than a little blunt, but please bare with me. A lot of people completely dismiss or even hate indie games and what's being unsaid here is they want is something mainstream from major studios with advertising and popular enough that the zeitgeist allows them to play it.
I see people saying this sort of thing often, and quite frankly it makes me sad. The truth is, more people are making good adventure games now than were ever made during the “golden age” of the 90s. For example: 🧵
February 15, 2025 at 7:20 PM
This might come across as more than a little blunt, but please bare with me. A lot of people completely dismiss or even hate indie games and what's being unsaid here is they want is something mainstream from major studios with advertising and popular enough that the zeitgeist allows them to play it.
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I think I've found a way to articulate what bothers me about the trajectory of the modern tech industry (and to some extent... society).
We are on this Earth to provide for each other. That's the "mission" of humanity as I see it.
This is incompatible with what the tech industry seeks to do.
We are on this Earth to provide for each other. That's the "mission" of humanity as I see it.
This is incompatible with what the tech industry seeks to do.
February 12, 2025 at 3:29 PM
I think I've found a way to articulate what bothers me about the trajectory of the modern tech industry (and to some extent... society).
We are on this Earth to provide for each other. That's the "mission" of humanity as I see it.
This is incompatible with what the tech industry seeks to do.
We are on this Earth to provide for each other. That's the "mission" of humanity as I see it.
This is incompatible with what the tech industry seeks to do.