derFeef

@derfeef.bsky.social

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From Austria ~ EN/GER ~ he/him ~ disabled ~ former technical artist, working on a passion project ~ I enjoy video games no one plays [anymore] ~ Profile images: Making of MDK booklet.

A Windows desktop icon, linking to the Original Xbox game "Crimson Skies High Road To Revenge"
An Element5 (former digital software dustributer) cardboard disc shell containing the disc of the PC game Rune.
Two CDs with ZBrush Production Pipeline. From the 2000's!
Games in Bigboxes. Terminal Velocity, Gun Metal, Incoming, Incoming Forces, Hostile Waters, Slipstream 5000, Expandable.
An open PC from the 2005 era.
A collectors Edition of the first Witcher PC game.
A Zoll Life Vest monitor.
KKND: Krush Kill 'N Destroy (DOS) screenshot: Attacking the enemy base. (mobygames)
MDK (DOS) screenshot: Shot down the alien fighter.
Vinyls in a package, damaged sleeves, bent corners and wet cardboard.
A comic-style image of a superhero hesitating between pressing two red buttons: "WORK ON YOUR OWN GAME" and "PLAY A GAME." The character wipes sweat, struggling with the choice.
Das Buch "Computer Spiele - 50 ZENTRALE TITEL" vom transcript Verlag.
Screenshot of The Swapper. A dark, atmospheric sci-fi scene.
Another screenshot of the playtest from the game Ferocious. In the view two Pterosaurs taking off.
A screenshot of the game "Ferocious" in early playtesting.
Key art from Dungeons of Hinterberg. Featuring Luisa, swinging a sword.
A snippet of a screenshot of a game - low res assets and resolutions, an explosion with debris and fire effects.
A screenshot of South of Midnight. A poster with "Boohag Music + Arts Festival" is on the wall.
In the documentary The One Who Never Ends, Miyazaki continues his thoughts on AI art with statements nearly as apocalyptic as those in Nausicaä. “I feel like we are nearing to the end of the times,” he says. “We humans are losing faith in ourselves.” No longer seeing art as work, as something worth putting effort into, a vast audience now has no faith that it can create anything of its own. Instead, this audience is more than happy to shove the movies it loves—movies currently returning to the big screen as animation’s gold standard—into the meat grinder, for no other reason than because it’s easy to do so. If the villains in Ghibli movies were that vacant, the films would never have become classics in the first place.
A large chimney made of brick against a blue sky.
Screenshot of Steam - game header "Warriors Abyss" with a play time counter of 8.3 hours.
Cockpit view, shooting at a drone-like object until it explodes. Then boosting away.
nfs3.exe
The image shows a dropdown menu with various screen resolution options. The currently selected option is "SVGA_800x600." The other available options in the dropdown menu are: QVGA_320x240 VGA_640x480 XGA_1024x768 SXGA_1280x1024
Screenshot. Snowy mountains and mud/snow ground, viewpoint is a cockpit-like structure with a reticle in the center. Glaring sun, reflecting off of the snow on the ground. Everything is low-res and pixelated with outlines around edges.
A complete mess of a mesh and checker texture on a model in blender.
A screenshot of the game Fury³
A small collection of Xbox 360 and PS3 games.
A Thrustmaster Joystick and Hotas in white, black and blue. Licensed Flight Simulator.
(Generated alt text) A collection of seven vinyl records is arranged on a wooden floor. The records feature various cover art designs, including abstract and surreal imagery. The top row has three records: the first has a black-and-white image of a crescent moon, the second has a dark, eerie cover with a figure, and the third has a black-and-white image of a person with a bird. The middle row has two records: the first has a colorful, chaotic design with green and pink elements, and the second has a dark, mysterious cover with a figure. The bottom row has two records: the first has a sepia-toned image of a face, and the second has a cosmic scene with a skull and mountains.
LP Cool World from Chat Pile
PC big boxes of the games Hellbender and Fury³
A screenshot of the first page of Knights & Merchants. It's a full page of a wall of text in a hard to read font.