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Famicom cartridges for your phone are almost here ⊟

The Pico Cassette project, first shown off at TGS last year, is crowdfunding its first official release through the Japanese crowdfunding site Makuake. The first game up for production is… a phone version of the 1985 Famicom game Ninja Jajamaru-kun.

The Pico Cassette uses a sound signal to authenticate an account through the game app, which in effect means you plug it in and the game runs, with your data saved. It’s hardly practical, but it’s fun, and it sorta feels like owning a game cartridge. It, uh, does appear to be a minimum of $40 through the Makuake drive to actually get one, though.

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(CS2 Recordings)

Cassette tape encased in industrial grade concrete, crafted in an edition of 100.

"You hold in your hand a concrete brick, inside of which there is music. The only way to hear the music contained within is to crack it, but to do so puts the music itself at risk. By your own actions you can either free the music or render it forever unlistenable. Or, you can leave it in its present state where it only has the potential to become music. The musicability of the concrete is entirely in your hands."

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This is a series displaying the averaged faces of female and male characters from top anime of the 80’s, 90’s, and 2000’s, as listed by MAL. You can see Shinji’s outline pretty easily in the 90’s male, I think.

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This is a pretty interesting visual as to how the “average” anime style changed over the decades.

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their chins got progressively more pointy and dangerous 

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This was the process involved in designing Hotline Miami’s MOON Poster for VConcert 2014.

The main intent was to replicate both the game’s aesthetic and replicate the 80’s revival neo-noir neon visual, which would also represent the music involved.

There was more than one concept being developed, and eventually scrapped but I’m glad I ended up landing on both a very graphic eye-catching concept, and an image that quickly jumps to the game itself!

It was super great working on this, and not that my work is without its faults, but I’m quite satisfied with the end result, and I hope you enjoy! And check out the captions for a quick description of each step!

And again, if you want to check out more about VCon and see the rest of the lineup and the posters designed, as always, check out the Official Facebook Page!

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Like most people who grew up in the 80’s, I loved playing the original Legend of Zelda. Who didn’t’ the the golden Nintendo cartridge was cool? Over the years I moved on other games and into my adult years, have fallen out of gaming all together. 

But recently my 4 year old has loved watching me play video games. We played some Sonic and then he fell in love with Mickey’s Castle of Illusion. I thought it might be a good time to grab a Nintendo Wii U and show him the awesome world of Mario. He enjoyed it, but when I put in Zelda: Wind Waker, he lit up. He laughs as I read the dialog between characters, and tells me where to go… and gets mad if I don’t go the direction he says. 

So, all these years later, Zelda is still making memories. 

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