NT9X ~Edward~

@nt9x.bsky.social

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(18+) I do it for The Money™. Profile picture by @98zelda.bsky.social. Interaction isn't endorsement. I do NOT adhere to any extremist or hateful ideologies, or have any affiliations to any establishments of authority.

A flooded kitchen, with the Impact font caption reading "BRO STOP SPITTIN YOU FLOODED MY ENTIRE HOUSE WITH FACTS"
Wolfenstein: The New Order was developed by MachineGames and published by Bethesda Softworks in the year 2014. The box art here depicts a Nazi soldier in the middle (two silhouettes next to him) brandishing a so-called "Assault Rifle 1960" (an amalgam of the Sturmgewehr 44 and the Heckler & Koch G3), with the title displayed in the middle; the word "WOLFENSTEIN" is in an angular and aggressive font similar to one used in Return to Castle Wolfenstein and the words "THE NEW ORDER" is in Futura.
Return to Castle Wolfenstein was developed by Grey Matter Interactive (formerly known as Xatrix Entertainment) and published by Activision in the year 2001. The box art here depicts the protagonist William "B.J." Blazkowicz in the catacombs brandishing an MP40 while hiding from two Nazi soldiers; one in the front is using a flamethrower while the one in the back is holding its Venom machine gun while patrolling the area. The game's title is placed above with an angular, aggressive font.
An image of a crow with mathematical formulas behind it. The text below reads "AN IQ TOO HIGH?"
The "Sheen, this is the 7th week in a row you've shown Ultra Lord in class" meme, edited; it's three panels and extremely bitcrushed. Sheen shows off Star Fox 64, and after a brief pause, Ms. Fowl responds with "nintendo i hate you so fucking much"
A cat staring at the camera of the ">look inside" meme fame.
A hastily done, "poorly" made doodle of Moonchild from the titular Amiga and DOS game donning a silly, cross-eyed smile. The linework is simplistic, circular, and cartoony in nature. The coloring is also incomplete (it overfills and underfills in certain areas).
A grid made with grids.fun; on a 5x4 schema, the following items are listed. Favorite game is Shin Megami Tensei IV, best story is Metal Gear Solid, favorite art style is killer7, biggest personal impact is The Ultimate Doom, best combat is Devil May Cry 4, overhated is Final Doom - TNT: Evilution, underrated is SiN, overrated is Sonic Colors, needs a remake is the "guess I'll die" meme without the caption, criminally overlooked is After Burner Climax, favorite protagonist is Dante, favorite antagonist is Combine, best soundtrack is Tetris (CD-i), best multiplayer is Super Smash Bros. melee, "not usually my thing, but..." is Papers, Please, turn my brain off is Tempest 2000, best with friends is the "guess I'll die" meme without the caption, best retro game is Super Contra, nostalgic childhood game is Super Mario World, and game everyone should play is Gradius.
The title sequence from Death Machine (1994); the title of the movie is brandished in a style reminiscent of an industrial assembly line.
A black individual who originally had a very blank stare, digitally edited to smile. The caption reads "Pain. Just lots of pain". 100 emoji. "Smiling through it all!"
Extremely compressed JPEG of the "silly" Vincent variant; Impact font reads "STAR FOX IS DEAD, BOTTOM TEXT".
iPhone-like incoming call screen; the caller is identified as Pierce Brosnan wearing sunglasses and using a phone with the name "Architect Department"; in addition to "Remind Me" and "Message", the two available main options are two instances of "Accept".
Edited image of Brian Limond (better known as "Limmy" of the Limmy's Show fame) waking from bed with a disoriented gaze, eyes hardly open. The edit puts a smartphone in front of him.
Extremely low-resolution screencap of Disney High School Musical 3: Senior Year Dance being 75% off on Steam.
Screen cap from The End of Evangelion; blood red background. Unit 01 is baring its teeth with a wicked smile and holding Gendo Ikari.
Front to back; the Apple Vision Pro, the Atari Jaguar Controller, and the NeXT NeXTCUBE; this is to lampoon the similarity of VALVe's recently-announced Steam Frame, Steam Controller, and Steam Machines' visual and principal similarities to said items.
Edited variant of the Pop Team Epic "Your motherfucking life ends 30 minutes from now" meme; the GOG and Uplay (the old name for Ubisoft Connect) logos are superimposed on top of Popuko's face and the cuckoo clock respectively.
A screencap from Fairly Oddparents depicting Cosmo screaming at Timmy.
A hastily done, "poorly" made doodle of Kapurimon from the Digimon series donning a silly, cross-eyed smile. The linework is simplistic, circular, and cartoony in nature. The coloring is also incomplete (it overfills and underfills in certain areas). Above is a piece of text rendered in the Sun Gallant 12x22 font reading "kapuri.mon", poorly stretched across.
Publicity still of Material 3; a design language by Google emphasizing large buttons, abstract shapes, elongated text, muted color palettes, and simplistic design.
A display of Bubsy 4D in the user's wishlist; but the banner failed to update in time, erroneously displaying the banner for Shin Megami Tensei V: Vengeance instead of Bubsy 4D.
A standalone image of my silly drawing of my fursona as it was used in the UNDERTALE MEMORIES event. A monochromatic (black and white) cartoon hyena drawn in a very simplistic style dons a cross-eyed expression with a full-cheeked smile. He is ostensibly happy and content being a silly hyena.
A screencap from UNDERTALE's currently-ongoing "MEMORIES" event where you can write a message and assign yourself an avatar, or draw one from scratch. In this example, I have chosen to draw my fursona in the traditional silly/"yukkuri" inspired style I usually draw myself in; as a toony hyena with a cross-eyed expression and a full-cheeked smile. The message is stylistically compliant with how UNDERTALE's text boxes look; the character portrait is monochromatic (black and white), and the typeface used is 8-Bit Operator JVE. The text itself reads... * UNDERTALE to me is up there with the likes of DOOM; it is proof that, to become a fixture of pop culture, you don't need big funding or company backing. You just need an idea.
Screencap depicting the infamous "tightrope" section in MAP24: The Chasm.
White background; top of the image says "FROM VISIONARY ADI SHANKAR - DEVIL MAY CRY - NETFLIX". From left to right, PNGs of the comic book character Deadpool (as he is shown in the Deadpool movie series), video game character Chloe Price from Life is Strange T-posing, and comic book character Cecil Stedman (as he is shown in the Invincible animated series) are arranged.
A screencap from www.stopkillinggames.com showing that the signature collection widget for the corresponding European Citizens' Initiative #045, appropriately titled "Stop Destroying Games", has exceeded one million votes. As the information ticker (not displayed in this screencap) indicates, an ideal amount of 1.4 million is required to hopefully stave off potential false signatures.
A photograph taken in September 11th, 2001 by AFP photographer Paul J Richards. The then-president of the United States George W. Bush is being informed about the attacks on the World Trade Center.
Screencap depciting Sylvester from Looney Tunes, flattened like a pancake except his limbs and tail. This screencap is from the 1957 short "Tweet Zoo" around 04:11; Sylvester had disturbed an elephant with a toy mouse, who violently stomped around to kill it in retaliation, flattening Sylvester in the process as seen in the screencap.
A hastily done, "poorly" made doodle of Renni UltraFox depicting her donning a a silly, cross-eyed smile. The linework is simplistic, circular, and cartoony in nature. The coloring is also incomplete (it overfills and underfills in certain areas), but this was the intent as the art meme's caption of "Draw me "poorly" Mutuals 😈" dictates.
Stock image of a young businessman angrily shouting at a phone; this was lifted from Vinesauce Joel's video "Shareware Madness", where he used these exact stock images for a similarly worded exchange.
Screencap of Bugs Bunny as he appeared in "Hold The Lion, Please" (1942, dir. Chuck Jones) in which he is looking at the camera with a concerned expression.
The Commodore CDTV hooked up to a Commodore 1084S.
An image of Jorge Mario Bergoglio, better known as Pope Francis, who was the head of the Catholic Church from 13th of March, 2023 until his death on Easter Monday of 21st of April, 2025.
Low-resolution meme depicting Mason from Call Of Duty: Black Ops. The text below reads "IS THAT FRIEZA" in Impact font, but a cropped image of Raidou Kuzunoha replaces the word "FRIEZA".
The Samsung SGH-D500, released in late 2004, was a slider phone that was also the first by Samsung to sell over a million units.
A screencap depicting a shortcut for Sonic Unleashed. As noted between parantheses, it's actually Unleashed Recompiled, which is a reverse-engineered port of the original Xbox 360 version of the game, which allows it to run on Microsoft Windows and Linux.
Pixel art depicting a box, multiple optical discs, floppy diskettes, a notepad with a pencil, and a computer drawn in an isometric (or dimetric?) perspective. Author unknown.
The current version of Open-Shell (4.4.195) uses a cascaded *.MSI calling method, but it erroneously calls for a 4.4.191 installer. Forcing the 4.4.195 installer to run in its place will not work. (This is not Windows 95, it's actually Windows 11 themed to look as such with the help of WindowBlinds.)
The famous "OH MY GO~D!" Vine from Kvng Ape, synced up to the "HUE HUE HUE" part of Stardust Speedway B from Sonic CD.
A screencap from Fairly Oddparents depicting Cosmo screaming at Timmy.
Cover art of Don Dokken's "Up From The Ashes"
The expression of disgust that Scout from TF2 displays is eerily similar to...
The cover art for Shin Megami Tensei IV's Original Soundtrack, depicting a Gauntlet as worn by the game's "Samurai" class holding a compact disc in front of a dark urban area. while the roman numeral IV is emblazoned behind the Gauntlet.
Vertically extended box art for Shin Megami Tensei IV for the Nintendo 3DS, depicting the protagonist (canonically named Flynn) on the foreground brandishing an electronic gauntlet. Behind him from left to right are Walter and Jonathan; various other demons and angels surround the characters.
Screencap depicting the entirety of Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol. 1 as they are newly added to the user's Steam account. From left to right, the items are Metal Gear & Metal Gear 2, Metal Gear Solid, Metal Gear Solid 2, Metal Gear Solid 3, and MGS MC Bonus Content.
A meme depicting the original drawing by LunaScribbles depicting RenniUltraFox, but edited to be mirrored down the middle as if to imply she is running through mercury, which is reflected in the caption that reads "renni on her way to fix the mercury leak".
Screencap depicting Chocolate Doom running TNT: Evilution. After the program has been excluded from system-wide Windows UI skinning, the transparency glitch no longer occurs; the game properly claims full screen real estate and renders the game properly. (Inf: the stretched aspect ratio is intentional, as per the user's wishes to have Chocolate Doom function as closely to the original DOS executables of Doom as much as possible.)
Screencap depicting WindowBlinds 11's Configuration screen; the user is currently on the "Per Application" category and has the executable file for Chocolate Doom highlighted. (inf: certain applications in this list have been censored for privacy concerns.)
Screencap of Chocolate Doom running TNT: Evilution. The display is severely glitched; the game can only claim 2/3rds of the entire display, while the rest of the game is rendered across the desktop and the taskbar in a "transparent" manner. (inf: the user is not actually using Windows XP, but Windows 11 that has been themed to resemble Windows XP.)