Alex Kerr

@kitarutc.bsky.social

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Tetris (TGM1-3 GM, NES Max-Out)・music games (DDR World SP足龍とDP中伝, IIDX CSEMP KOC & アナコン SP八段)・STG (ガレッガ 1000万)・racing (F-Zero 99 S20)・riichi mahjong・pinball・coding (Scala, Python, 6502)

Tetris DX 40 Lines in 1:23 photo of a Game Boy Color screen
Dance Dance Revolution World result screen showing Double Style Secret Master (Okuuden) course cleared
Result screen from Dance Dance Revolution World showing the Single Style course Step Dragon cleared.
Passed DDR World Doubles Chuuden
cropped Sailor Moon illustration
a low-detail doodle meant to represent Arika's VP, Ichirou Mihara he has "nyoro" written in hiragana in his forehead, has a huge open smile with furrowed brow, is gesturing with his thumb and pinky extended, and is wearing no clothes
Google Trends chart for Lucario vs Grafaiai vs GraphAI vs "Grafai," with Lucario's search volume over the past year dwarfing the other search terms
Google search results for "grafai" which are automatically including results for Google's suggested correction of "grafaiai"
A page from "The Secrets of Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire." Author Steve Perry created the character Dash Rendar for the SotE novel. A quotation from Perry indicates that "right away, the games people wanted to use Dash Rendar as the player/character for their game," which seems to imply that he had already established the character name by that point in the process.
Original game over screen for SFC "Ganbare Goemon 2: Kiteretsu Shogun McGuiness." The top reads "Game Over" transliterated in hiragana. The prompt reads "maitta desu ka?" with the end of the sentence rendered in katakana, which seems to imply a gruff tone: "you had enough?" "you done yet?" etc.. The first option reads "teyandi!" which is another form of the already corrupted/shortened Edo period slang "teyandee," which comes a phrase with the meaning: "what the hell are you talking about?" The third option straightforwardly reads "maitta": "I give up."
A screenshot of Salamander 3. On Stage 4, the player must tunnel a path through soil, and avoid return fire from Moai statues concealed within.
The phrase "commercial video game console" appears in Wikipedia's "Odyssey series" article.
Twitch now renders "Resident Evil 7: Biohazard" as "RESIDENT EVII. biohazard" Similarly, Twitch now renders "Resident Evil Village" as "VII.I.AGE RESIDENT EVIL"
Kojima Productions logo on PS2, notably depicting a yellow fox inscribed in a blue circle.
Twinbee traveling to the right in Moero Twinbee / Stinger
A copy of "Layer Section" for the Sega Saturn, held in front of a backdrop of shelves of other disc-based retro games.
the Sega Tetris monkey taking cover under a tattered umbrella to protect itself from an incoming washpan falling from above
a screenshot completing most of the pattern that Cublex requested in Game Boy Tetris, but without five of the necessary cells being filled in the top two rows
Congratulations! New Rank: Sun+
New Century DSP 14 993,970 points Great Full Combo Flare 9
My logout screen in Dance Dance Revolution World. Current rank in Single Style is "Sun" with 78,551 skill points. Current rank in Double Style is "Venus" with 6,084 skill points.
A photograph of a shelf containing nearly every version of the game Hatris. From left-to-right, top-to-bottom: a boxed copy of Organizer Hatris for Sharp IQ electronic organizers, a boxed copy of PC-98 Hatris; a boxed copy of Famicom Hatris, a US GB Hatris manual and cartridge; a boxed copy of JP GB Hatris, a loose copy of Hatris for Sharp PA electronic organizers, a jewel case containing PC Engine Hatris, and a loose copy of NES Hatris in a cartridge sleeve signed by creator Alexey Pajitnov and BPS founder Henk B. Rogers. Alexey's message reads: "Play Tetris & Hatris!" followed by his signature and Henk's initials.