Dylan

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Making art and videos. Watch me on Twitch and YouTube!

A listing for a paperback guide book for "Mario Tennis Aces". The cover art looks like a child's first attempt at cutting Mario out of the background, without even realising the magic wand tool exists.
A paper survey included with Japanese PS5 copies of Fuuraiki 5.
A performance by Ai Higuchi on the main stage.
The entrance to Olympia Events in London, displaying the Hyper Japan sign.
The title screen of the best GameCube game (Super Monkey Ball 2) displayed on my Steam Deck. The game is being played in good auld Nihongo.
Screenshot from the RPG Site article, reading: "As a side note, both the 1990 MSX2 and 1991 PC-9801 versions of the trilogy compilation starring Arle Nadja have also been released on the Project EGG platform for Windows PC. But while this compilation is also one of the earliest releases in the series, it was not actually the very first one. That honor went to Mado Monogatari: Episode II Carbuncle for MSX2 in 1989, of which the creator Kazunari Yonemitsu noted that the Star Wars series inspired him to produce the second episode first. You can find the official gameplay trailer, screenshots, and description for Mado Monogatari 1-2-3 right below. Even though D4 Enterprise will release the port worldwide, it will still only feature the original Japanese language. "
My signed Frieren print from Mallorie Rodak. The signature reads: To Dylan, "The greatest joy of magic lies in searching for it" - Mallorie Rodak -Frieren-
A screenshot of me deregistering my Switch as my "primary console". The feature didn't work, and next time I opened the eShop the account had automatically re-registered.
The "Online Licence Settings" page on my Nintendo Switch. The text beneath the toggle reads: If this option is enabled, purchased digital software will be playable while the console is connected to the internet, even when the virtual game card for that software isn't loaded to the console. However, when using an online licence, only the user signed in to the Nintendo Account that was used to purchase the software will be able to play it. It will not be playable for other users on the console. ◆ Your virtual game cards can be used to play software regardless of this setting. ◆ Online licences cannot be used on multiple consoles at the same time. ◆ The online licence and virtual game card for a software title cannot be used at the same time.
I'm showing SEGA AGES PUYO PUYO here as an example of a digital-only game with a card icon next to it.
The "Virtual Game Cards" screen on my Nintendo Switch. The card icons highlighted in green indicate the game is installed on the Switch.
The Atelier Yumia B3-sized cloth poster from the game's limited edition hung on my wall.
Screenshot of Frieren on my phone lock screen
A screenshot of the game "Kingdom Hearts Final Mix". At the accessory shop in Traverse Town, Goofy has jumped on the counter, giving Sora and Cid different but equally horrifying sights.
A wall scroll for The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky SC hung on my wall.
This image is a screenshot of the PlayStation Store page for Ninja Gaiden 4, with "Microsoft Corporation" listed as publisher.