Cobysoft Joe

@cobysoftco.bsky.social

2016 Followers 591 Following

Cobysoft Co. Developing Dome-King Cabbage, a visual novel set in a monster-collecting RPG. He/they. Attribution: https://bit.ly/32498gH ✉️ cobysoftco@gmail.com

A stack books in the pan dorobou series, flanked by dragon ball figures
Dome-King Cabbage mini-zines with an A MAZE berlin sign behind them.
Blender is a tool for artists and creators, it's made by humans for humans. No generative Al functionality is currently available or planned to be integrated in Blender. I want to thank everyone for their understanding and helpful feedback, as we deal with this topic, and keep improving the Blender project together. For feedback and enquiries, you can reach out to foundation (at) blender (dot) org. Francesco Siddi Chairman Blender Foundation Amsterdam, May 1, 2026
Itoi: With Giygas in MOTHER... I feel like we could have refined him so much more, but... well, it's out there now. Miyamoto: I know. I really wanted to give it one more shot, right at the very end. Itoi: For that final form, I'd actually given instructions for it to be like Butoh, that "dance of darkness." Something incredibly frail... like if they were right there in front of you, you'd feel like they'd collapse if you barely touched them. Eerie and beautiful... but that's easier said than done, right? (laughs) Itou: That sounds... hard. (laughs) Itoi: I wanted to depict the terror of the weak. But man, it was tough.
3D render of a ditto learning how to mimic another ditto which is in the form of a bulbasaur
A tweet by hamish steele showing Yuji Horii’s crudely drawn slime design next to Akira Toriyama’s iconic design. Text says: “There has never been a more important glow up in history then the sketch Yuji Horii gave Akira Toriyama for slimes in Dragon Quest vs what Toriyama sent back.”
Open journal
A clip of Satoshi Kon showing scenes stolen from Perfect Blue and calling Darren Aronofsky a rip-off
The poster for Spring and Chaos.
Beta screenshot of kirby 64 with the spear of longinus instead of a cactus in kirby’s swiss army form
Picture of three panelists with text underneath that reads: Cobysoft Joe (Dome King Cabbage), Adam Pype (No Players Online), and Lucas Immanuel (The Remake of the End of the Greatest RPG of All Time), discuss the logistical and narrative challenges of making games that are self-reflexively about games. In it they talk about where to draw the line between fiction and reality, the dissonance of interacting with a world supposedly designed for a different purpose, how emulating (or not emulating) other games breeds creativity, and how exploring video games through video games allows for unique storytelling possibilities.
Poster for Princess Mononoke (1997)
Shot of a little creature with a snot bubble sleeping. Close up zoom on a canvas with a crayon drawing. Wideshot of a train car that the little creature is sleeping on the floor of.
A little bear creature drives forward in a tiny car, rendered in a crayon style over crumpled paper.
A dragon quest protagonist hunting jumping metal slimes