Test your basketball fighting skills as a colorful cast of characters designed by Takehiko Inoue, the creator of Slam Dunk and Vagabond
Test your basketball fighting skills as a colorful cast of characters designed by Takehiko Inoue, the creator of Slam Dunk and Vagabond
i keep thinking abt bottom heavy t3nna. hi
i keep thinking abt bottom heavy t3nna. hi
Having legit hardware on a CRT is rad for a couple hours, then you just want to save your game and come back later, but can’t!
Having legit hardware on a CRT is rad for a couple hours, then you just want to save your game and come back later, but can’t!
A new antique shop just opened in the city! It advertises “Old Era” technology scavenged from ancient derelicts and Old Earth ruins. Everything from CRT TVs and analogue radios.
A new antique shop just opened in the city! It advertises “Old Era” technology scavenged from ancient derelicts and Old Earth ruins. Everything from CRT TVs and analogue radios.
Heck, my current style is influenced by low poly 3D models. They're awesome, what can I say?
Heck, my current style is influenced by low poly 3D models. They're awesome, what can I say?
But um....why should anyone care what kind of TV anyone else is playing on? It's so inconsequential.
But um....why should anyone care what kind of TV anyone else is playing on? It's so inconsequential.
(also CRT filter versions courtesy of my new favorite toy: Shader Glass)
#genderbend #sonicthehedgehog #fridaynightfunkin
(also CRT filter versions courtesy of my new favorite toy: Shader Glass)
#genderbend #sonicthehedgehog #fridaynightfunkin
This film is truly unique within this franchise. I understand that it may not be the most accessible, but I love its tension, mystery, atmosphere, and curiosity.
As a Gen Z kid I always had an appreciation for this stuff, even years before this article existed. Been retro game collecting since 21. I also got a CRT not just for games, but I also hooked it up to my old Sky box so I could watch current day TV and record them to VHS.
As a Gen Z kid I always had an appreciation for this stuff, even years before this article existed. Been retro game collecting since 21. I also got a CRT not just for games, but I also hooked it up to my old Sky box so I could watch current day TV and record them to VHS.
7800XT running Ultima Underworld: The Stygian Abyss (1992) on a CRT monitor
7800XT running Ultima Underworld: The Stygian Abyss (1992) on a CRT monitor
How many "Smart" TVs still work after just FIVE years?!
But also Gen z is in the position of modern tech actively hating them, spying on them & bricking itself every 3-5 years on manufacturers orders, where tech I grew up with often still works fine if it was well taken care of.
How many "Smart" TVs still work after just FIVE years?!