There's an aspect of esports I love, though it's also kind of bad.  That being the stakes of the competition. In the NBA, you've "made it" the second you're drafted into the league.  You're signed to a 7-8 figure guaranteed contract.  Of course there's incentive to keep developing and eventually

Friendslop is this amazing genre of game where you pay $10 to play a silly co-op concept with your friends.   There's Schedule 1, Peak, REPO, Lethal Company, etc., etc., etc.  These are fantastic and make up a large % of the weekly gaming I do. This genre gets more and more

I want to try and slow down and actually produce some handcrafted content.  My job nowadays is so much just prompting an AI model, and it feels like my field is in a mad rush to inject AI into every workflow possible.  Going on Twitter/X nowadays is also so

I can't believe I have not heard of a single high-profile game about esports.  Not an esport itself, but rather a game where you play into the fantasy of becoming a pro-gamer. I would love to make a game like this - if I did it would probably look like

A trailer for the live action One Piece series finally dropped: It looks impressively faithful, and that's...almost disappointing in a way.  I get reminded of all the Disney live action remakes that are trying to be too fanservice-y to the original.  Makes it feel like the remake lacks any