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Scarlet | 🏳️‍⚧️ she/they A person who is a 🎮 gamer and 🖥️ technology nerd who also loves to develop content for games and communities. Profile picture by @ameerah on Discord.

Mecha Smasher Dinos logo on Mercury OG, written in the Trident BIOS font with a gradient shading in yellow, blue and green colours. Below is a player count that doesn't yet function due to the game mode not yet being implemented.
A mockup image showing tile sets relating to text and the Mineshaft levels. The text example includes letters A-Z, numbers 0-9, as well as ! = © PTS & TM _ symbols. For Small Graphics, it shows a blinding ruby, using a high color tile, a coin using a high-res tile and a skull using a high-res tile (the skull used for the death counter in Practice Mode in the real game). Below are the various tiles used for the Mineshaft levels. Terrain uses high-color tiles while the far background uses high-res tiles. The text below all of that says "Annalynn(TM) & © Cruise Elroy" and "Commodore 64 Tile Set by DataBase_20."
A screenshot of what looks like a blanked out project information screen. This is actually what happened when LSDj decided to randomly crash on my Chromatic. It doesn't display an error screen displaying helpful memory address information as to where the crash occurred on, making the crash impossible to properly report.
A screen capture of my Chromatic playing back a cover of the Balloon BGM from the Atari 2600 version of Pitfall II using a software called Little Sound Dj (LSDj).
Wacom Intuos S (CTL-4100) with the pen laying on the four Express Keys.
An EverDrive GB X7 cartridge separated from the Tetris Chromatic and beatmania GB cartridges.
Myself holding my Chromatic running beatmania GB on the Arcade Mode selection screen, highlighting EXPERT (5 Stages).
Minecraft skin named Dakota wearing a short sleeved orange shirt, denim skirt and brown boots.
Picture of a ModRetro Chromatic with two Game Boy cartridges beside of it, Chromatic Tetris and beatmania GB.
A Minecraft desert scene with the custom TNT block called NTR (Nitro).
Result screen for beatmania GB on a ModRetro Chromatic, showing statistics indicating a stage failure due to the Groove Gauge being too low at the end of the song.
The start screen for Endless mode in the ModRetro Chromatic version of Tetris, showing a score of 69,599 points for Starting Level 1.
Front of the bootleg handheld. The stick functions but as a duplicate D-pad.