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need a game series where each entry is NOT in direct continuity with each other but the protagonist DOES get to permanently increase their strength, skills, and power set from game to game.

tinygameroom

sometimes the protagonist is just straight up a different character but they still have the powers and some of the items/weapons as the previous one. sometimes strangers seem to find them familiar.

n64retro

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Paper Mario (Intelligent Systems, Nintendo, 2001) ad from the early 2000s.

smallmariofindings

Concept art of the Bedroom dome from Super Mario Galaxy.

#super mario galaxy #mario #nintendo #concept

detectivehole

if you're and indie dev it's your sacred mission to hide some inexplicable shit in the files of the game and never, ever explain yourself. it keeps things interesting. everyone loves it even when they hate it i promise

detectivehole

i regret using the word "game" in this post bc it limits its scope. if you're an indie dev of anything you need to be doing this

#also easter eggs

need a game series where each entry is NOT in direct continuity with each other but the protagonist DOES get to permanently increase their strength, skills, and power set from game to game.

#basically the opposite of series especially rpgs where the protagonist has to start from square one each time #such as #kingdom hearts #this is partly about subverting that trope #and partly about having a mechanical aspect in which the character progresses and is affected by past incarnations #despite not necessarily being a later version of the same exact person

claudiawolf

SILENT HILL 2 REMAKE (2024) dev. Bloober Team

#silent hill #silent hill 2

pinesands

n64retro

Funtastic Grape N64 inspired Game Boy Advance running Shigesato Itoi's Mother 3 (HAL Laboratory, Brownie Brown / Nintendo, 2006). By: cocoabutterchris. Source: Reddit

#game boy advance #nintendo #mother 3

playstationpark

Making Connections ‘Devil Dice’ PlayStation

#Devil Dice

goodluckpress

On Saturday, June 13th, we're vending at the Indie Game Emporium! We're excited to be back this year, alongside local indie game devs, organized as a part of Toronto Games Week. Located at the Allan Gardens, 160 Gerrard Street East, Toronto, from 4:00 pm to 9:00 pm.