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MDMRN

🎵 I've never had to knock on wood
But I know someone who has
Which makes me wonder if I could
It makes me wonder if I've
Never had to knock on wood
And I'm glad I haven't yet
Because I'm sure it isn't good
That's the impression that I get 🎵

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Decided to recreate this cover. The second picture is how I did the photoshoot. I then just removed the actual band and inserted my villagers into the actual album cover.

It works surprisingly well.

Recreation of The Mighty Mighty Bosstones album cover for "Let's Face It." The background is all white. In the top, centralized it reads "The Mighty Mighty" in all uppercase, red letters except for the "i," which is with small skulls as the dot atop the "i." Beneath that in all capital, red letters is "Bosstones" with the letters "B," "T," and "S" significantly larger than the rest of the letters. In the lower lefthand corner is a red oval with the words "Let's Face It" written on it in all white capital letters. In the lower right-hand corner is a group of Animal Crossing villagers all wearing suits coats.
Animal Crossing: New Horizons screenshot. Image shows a group of villagers (Kiki, Walt, Shino, and Agnes in the back row; Kabuki, Ankha, Stitches, and Raymond in the front row) all wearing sports coats and ties looking upward. Agnes is wearing a blue sport coat. The rest of them are wearing black ones. The background and floor are all solid white.
#ACNH#AnimalCrossing#VideoGames
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jmac

Please enjoy a new episode of Venthuffer, my audio zine about the Steam Deck and things adjacent.

This one's about the Deck's one-button suspension feature, why it's one of the best things about the system, and the trouble it got me into. #SteamDeck #podcast #VideoGames

venthuffer.com/2025-03-31-8-su

The episode cover art, featuring a photograph of a suspension bridge, stretching high over a forested gorge. The titles read 'Venthuffer: A reverie of the Steam Deck by Halstrick'.
Venthuffer8: SuspensionThe Steam Deck has a one-button suspension feature that lets you safely set the console down and immediately turn your full attention to something else, at any time, even in the middle of a game. Even though this is one of the best features of the Deck, it’s in tension with another feature, one that can make instant suspension effectively unusable. This episode is about how I had to discover this for myself, and buy my way out of it.
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Midnight Spire Games

Hi, I'm a #nonbinary indie #GameDev . I don't talk about this very much because it's not generally relevant to my work, but I like to point out from time to time that LGBT+ developers make games in every size, genre, and theme. The gaming press loves to put a spotlight on overtly queer-themed games every June, but queer developers making other sorts of games don't interest them nearly as much.

#TransDayOfVisibility#IndieDev#TDOV
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