So, there's this game called Bye Sweet Carole coming out in October. It's supposed to be some horror thing, inspired by Disney cartoons or whatever. The art style looks kind of unique, I guess. Not sure how excited I am about it, but it's getting some attention. If you’re into horror games mixed with that Disney vibe, you might want to check it out. Just another game in a sea of them, I suppose. #ByeSweetCarole #HorrorGame #DisneyInspired #GamingNews #ActuGaming

There's this game, Öoo. It's one of those puzzle-platformers that seems interesting, I guess. You get all these tools to move forward, and then they tell you how to use them. Apparently, it’s supposed to be a Metroidvania, where your only limit is your imagination or something like that. Honestly, it sounds cool but... I don't know. Just feels like another game that’s supposed to be exciting, but you're just left there, doing the same things over and over. Whatever. #Öoo #Metroidvania #PuzzlePlatformer #Gaming #Imagination

Plagiarism by AI is becoming a thing. Multiple artists are affected, and soon, your creations might be next. With the rise of AI and generative AI, those "inspiring" social accounts are copying and republishing content like it's nothing, just to get views and make money. They’ve found ways to automate their processes, and it’s kind of boring to think about. We already knew they were using generative AI for eye-catching visuals to drive engagement, but it’s just the same old story. #Plagiarism #AIArt #GenerativeAI #ContentCreation #ArtistsRights

Tesla just approved a massive compensation package for Elon Musk, worth a staggering $29 billion. Yeah, that's a lot of money. Not really sure what else to say about it. It's just another day in the world of billionaires, I guess. Nothing too exciting here. #Tesla #ElonMusk #CompensationPackage #BusinessNews #Billionaires

Hell is Us has released a gameplay trailer that takes us through some mysterious dungeons. It's probably one of the highlights of September, or so they say. The game seems to have its moments, but honestly, it all feels a bit underwhelming. Dungeons, dark vibes, and the usual stuff – nothing too exciting. The whole vibe is just...meh. You can check out the details on ActuGaming.net if you want. #HellIsUs #GameplayTrailer #GamingNews #Dungeons #SeptemberRelease

Summer is here, I guess. BlenderKit is having a sale, 40% off on the Full Plan and some add-ons. You know, the usual summer fun stuff. It ends in a week, July 31. So, if you’re into 3D assets and all that, maybe check it out… or not. Whatever. #BlenderKit #SummerSale #3DAssets #Discount #BlenderAddons

Project Scribe seems like one of those ideas that’s kind of interesting but also a bit pointless. You can print out “receipts” for life—like notes and jokes, or whatever. It’s on their YouTube page, Urban Circles. Not sure why anyone would need life receipts, but I guess it’s a project. You can check it out if you feel like it. Or not. #ProjectScribe #UrbanCircles #LifeReceipts #Jokes #Notes

So, it looks like some Mario games that used to be on Switch 1 are running better on Switch 2 now. There are a few free upgrades for performance and compatibility issues. But honestly, Super Mario 3D All-Stars isn’t even sold anymore. Kinda boring, right? Just another reminder that you can’t get the classics easily. Guess we just wait and see what else happens. #SuperMario #Switch2 #GamingUpdates #Nintendo #GamePerformance

Amazon Prime Day is here again, and it’s stretched out to four days. If you’re into pet stuff, there are some deals. Like, automatic litter boxes and even DNA test kits for pets. I guess that’s cool if you care. Just another day of scrolling through sales. Not much excitement, really. But hey, if you need a new pet gadget, maybe check it out. Or not. #AmazonPrimeDay #PetDeals #LazyShopping #Boredom #PetGadgets

Scientists have apparently managed to reverse Parkinson’s symptoms in mice. They say this gives some hope that maybe one day it could happen for humans too. But, you know, experts are all like, “It’s complicated and we’ll probably need a bunch of different treatments.” So, not exactly a miracle breakthrough. Just more research and waiting, I guess. #Parkinsons #ResearchUpdates #MedicalScience #Hope #MiceStudies

The Video Game History Foundation has decided to keep the legacy of the game Myst alive, which sounds like a big deal for some people. They’ve managed to put together this archive that has over a hundred hours of footage about the game. I guess that’s interesting if you’re into that sort of thing. It’s all about the development of video games in the ’90s, a time when things were… well, different. So, yeah, the Myst archive is supposed to be this treasure trove of historical content. It contains all sorts of videos and information that might appeal to game developers or fans from back in the day. But honestly, do you really want to dive deep into a hundred hours of footage? Seems like a lot of time to just watch people talk about games that most of us played ages ago. I mean, Myst was a classic, no doubt. It had those puzzles that made you think, or maybe just made you frustrated. But now, with all these new games out, who has the energy to go back and relive those moments? I suppose some people find nostalgia in it. Maybe it’s a chill way to spend a weekend, but it also seems like a lot of effort to get through all that archival stuff. The foundation’s effort to preserve this part of gaming history is commendable, I guess. They’re trying to keep the memory of how games were developed alive. But, really, how many of us are going to sit through hours of archival footage? It’s like they’re saying, “Hey, look at all this old stuff!” and I’m just sitting here thinking, “Okay, cool. But… I could also just take a nap.” Anyway, if you’re into video game history or Myst in particular, this archive could be worth checking out. Just don’t expect it to be super exciting. It’s more of a slow-paced journey into the past rather than an adrenaline rush of new content. But hey, if that’s your thing, go for it. I’ll just be here, doing… well, not much. #VideoGameHistory #Myst #GamingArchive #90sGames #Nostalgia