It's been genuinely so fun helping with this game! (and finding the cats!)

N Plus Infinity Times Two is a multiplayer focused iteration of The World's Best Platformer™! Hop into the game's Discord to sign up for playtesting, and wishlist the game on Steam, and get ready for when the game comes out next year.

inFamous for the PS3 was released on this day in North America, 17 years ago (2009)

OpenAI is shutting down Sora and dropping video features from ChatGPT. Disney was previously said to be investing $1B, licensing 200 characters across Marvel, Pixar, Star Wars & more for use in ChatGPT and Sora.

I heard there's this sponge of a famous fast food establishment that wants to be a manager today. What could possibly go wrong?

Here's what the wishlists for Find Matt's Cats look like, during Steam's Next Fest.

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at the family party waiting to go home

I actually feel worse now that Adobe changed their plan and decided to keep Animate. I was optimistic for a day that Adobe would finally be out of my life. There was a chance for alternative tools to be developed.

Animate still needs an FOSS replacement though. This proves once more you can't trust Adobe.

I just shared an update on Adobe Animate over on reddit (/r/adobeanimate), and given the conversations on X, wanted to also share here. Its a bit long, as there is a lot of info, so I also included a screenshot of the core info on Animate. TLDR: We have made some changes to to our plans for Adobe Animate, and it will continue to be available for both new and existing users Hey everyone, my name is Mike Chambers, and I work on the community team at Adobe (and am a long time Flash / Animate user). Yesterday, Adobe shared an email with Adobe Animate customers on the future of Animate. What we shared did not meet our standards and caused a lot of confusion and angst within the community. On behalf of Adobe, I want to apologize. While an email to all Animate customers will go out shortly, I wanted to quickly share a few things: 1) our standard approach for applications in maintenance mode, 2) changes to our plans for Adobe Animate and its status, and 3) our commitments to ensuring that you always have access to your content, regardless of the state of development of an application. Standard Approach for Applications in Maintenance Mode If we deprioritize active development of an application, our approach is to move that application into maintenance mode with continued support. Under maintenance mode, the application will continue to be available, will continue to receive security and bug fixes, but will not get new features. If we decide to go a step further and discontinue a product, we will work closely with the community to ensure they have adequate time to plan in order to minimize disruption and will take steps so that the community continues to have long-term access to their content. Current State of Adobe Animate Adobe Animate is in maintenance mode. While we are no longer adding new features to Animate, we will continue to support it and provide ongoing security and bug fixes. More importantly, Animate will continue to be available for both new and existing users. This is a change from what we communicated in the email yesterday for the status of Adobe Animate, its time-frame, and availability. To be clear, we are not discontinuing or removing access to Adobe Animate and it will continue to be available to both existing and new customers. Commitments for long-term content/file Access For Adobe Animate, our commitment is to work with the community to ensure users continue to have long term access to their content, regardless of the state of development of the application. On a personal note, as someone who started their career with Macromedia Flash 3 and Macromedia Generator, Adobe Animate has a special place in my heart. I know how frustrating and stressful this has been and we clearly could have handled and communicated this better. I might not have answers to everything, but I will try to answer any questions you might have.

Completely agree. Adobe's most valuable software hands down and they have no idea.

So Adobe are killing Flash for good. I guess it’s on us then, to stay noisy about this, if we ever hope to open our project files for the foreseeable future. (1)

Adobe Animate is the program we use to make the show. This decision would not only harm countless jobs in the industry but render so much past creations as lost media. I'm hoping they reverse this decision for the sake of animators everywhere.

That's weird. Because I just read you're killing Adobe Animate. You know, the program that a ton of independent animators use? How there are still shows/projects that are currently in production that use the software? Anyway, fuck you.

The program that made my childhood, gone like that, they don't even provide good alternatives or any kind of migration Adobe is such a wonderful company

We have a final signature count for the #StopKillingGames European Citizens' Initiative: 1,294,188 out of an original total of 1,448,270. An invalid rate of ~11%! Thank you all! @Moritz_Katzner has more info on reddit: reddit.com/r/StopKillingGame… More will be revealed soon!

Gameoverse is an animated series about VIDEO GAME WORLDS!!!... Horrifically exploding. And saving them means helping the bad guy stop the good guy or everyone dies.

Been runnin' fast n' fancy (pants) for years now

:) Its wild how the code for the Ruffle PSVita and Switch port I made has been so useful for getting ruffle on so many devices