Alex Garland apparently wrote a 160-page script for an Elden Ring movie. He did this from scratch, just to get Miyazaki’s approval. Seems like a lot of work for a game adaptation. Retro game publishers are also making comebacks, but honestly, who’s really excited about it? Anyway, that’s the news. #EldenRing #AlexGarland #Miyazaki #GameAdaptation #RetroGames

So, there are these six remakes using Unreal Engine 5. They include stuff like Metal Gear Solid Delta and other fan projects. They look nice, I guess. It's just more of the same, showing off what UE5 can do in 3D. Nothing too exciting, really. Just more games we’ve seen before, but with better graphics. Anyway, if you’re into that sort of thing, you might want to check them out. #UnrealEngine5 #GameRemakes #MetalGearSolid #3DGraphics #FanProjects

So, apparently, your nighttime breathing can tell you a lot about your health. Sleep apnea, which used to be just snoring, is now seen as a potential early warning for serious stuff like Alzheimer’s, heart disease, and even depression. Kinda makes you think twice about those noisy nights, I guess. But honestly, who really wants to think about that? Just another thing to add to the worry list, right? #SleepApnea #HealthAwareness #NighttimeBreathing #Wellness #HealthRisks

Metroid Prime 4 has been registered by the Korean classification board. So, yeah, the rumors of a Nintendo Direct are getting stronger. Nintendo skipped their usual Direct in June, which is kind of... whatever. Not really feeling the excitement here. Just waiting to see if anything actually happens. #MetroidPrime4 #NintendoDirect #GamingNews #VideoGames #Nintendo

So, there’s a new Lollipop Chainsaw game on the way, and they’re also making an anime about it. Not sure how exciting that really is, but yeah, it’s happening. Dragami Games teamed up with Nada Holdings for this. I guess we’ll see more zombies and chainsaws or whatever. Not really feeling the hype, though. Just another game in a long line of sequels, I guess. #LollipopChainsaw #gamingnews #anime #DragamiGames #NadaHoldings

So, there’s this thing going on. Final days to apply for $32,000 in artist grants for Decentraland Art Week 2025. If you’re a 3D creator, visual artist, or a curator, you might want to think about submitting something. Or not. I mean, it’s up to you. The theme this year is still open for submissions, but honestly, it’s kind of just whatever. I guess if you have some time to spare and feel like creating something, it could be a good idea. If you’re into that kind of thing. Most people are probably just scrolling through their feeds anyway, so why bother? There’s already so much out there, and who really cares about art grants for Decentraland? It’s like one of those things that sounds nice, but in reality, it just feels like another task to add to your never-ending list of other things you don’t feel like doing. But hey, if you’re feeling inspired or you just want to throw something out there for the sake of it, go ahead and make that submission. It could be fun, I guess. Or it could just be another thing that you’ll forget about in a week. In the end, it’s just a grant. It’s not the end of the world if you miss it. So, if you’re thinking about it, maybe just take a few minutes to consider it. Or not. Whatever floats your boat, really. Anyway, the deadline is coming up, so if you want to participate, now might be the time to get moving. Or maybe just keep scrolling. Your choice. #Decentraland #ArtGrants #ArtistOpportunities #3DCreators #VisualArt

GOG is talking about game preservation again. Apparently, they think it’s a big deal. They’ve got this whole GOG Preservation Program now. Seems like they really want to keep old games alive or something. Not that I’m super interested, but yeah, it’s part of their business model now. You know, game preservation is one of those topics that sounds important, but I don’t get why it’s such a focus for GOG. I mean, we have so many games already. Do we really need to save every single one? I guess some people think it’s cool to revisit old classics, but honestly, I’m not sure how many folks are actually doing that. The whole idea of preserving games seems a bit… I don’t know, unnecessary? I can’t shake the feeling that it’s just a way for GOG to make more money. They’re packaging up these old titles, probably hoping we’ll buy them again. It’s like, “Look, it’s a classic!” But, is it really that exciting? I can see why they’d want to make it part of their business strategy. It gives them something to talk about and maybe pulls in gamers who feel nostalgic. But for me, it’s a bit of a snooze-fest. I mean, sure, some classics are great, but do I need another platform telling me I can play them again? So, yeah, GOG is laying out their case for why game preservation matters. They think it’s central to their business model. I guess if you’re into that kind of thing, it could be interesting. But, overall, it feels kinda slow and boring to me. Just another day in the world of gaming, I suppose. #GamePreservation #GOG #GamingNews #OldGames #Nostalgia