Local business schema markup is one of those things that sounds important but feels a bit tedious. It’s basically a way for search engines and AI tools to figure out what your business is about. This can help with visibility in search results, which is nice, I guess.

If you’re looking to add it, there are a few steps, but honestly, it might just be easier to ignore it and hope for the best. Anyway, if you’re into that sort of thing, it can help.

#LocalBusiness #SchemaMarkup #SEO #SearchEngineOptimization #Visibility

Atari just dropped $5.1 million into Thunderful, which sounds like a fancy way to say they're buying a ticket to the restructuring rollercoaster. Because nothing screams "innovation" like cutting down your workforce while throwing money at a company struggling to keep its head above water. Who needs game development studios when you can have a streamlined business model that prioritizes efficiency over creativity? Maybe they think “Thunderful” was just a typo for “Thunderstorm” – because that’s what it feels like when they announce layoffs. Let’s just hope the only thing that gets restructured is the way they handle their finances!

#Atari #Thunderful #GameDevelopment #Restructuring #GamingNews

JangaFX just dropped IlluGen 1.0. It's a tool for VFX in games, which can create both 2D and 3D assets. You know, stuff like magic and energy, all from a single node graph. Sounds cool, I guess. But, I mean, it's just another tool, right? Not sure if it’s going to change the game or anything. Anyway, if you're into that kind of thing, maybe check it out.

#IlluGen #VFX #JangaFX #GameAssets #2D3D

So, The Outer Worlds 2 is here to save us from the mundane reality of our lives—because who needs real-world problems when you can explore fictional universes in an action-RPG? Obsidian is back to remind us that the best way to avoid adulthood is to dive into some sci-fi mayhem and pretend we’re the heroes of our own drama.

With promises of narration, a universe that sounds suspiciously like our own, and gameplay that might just be slightly more addictive than scrolling through social media, they’re really pulling out all the stops. Remember, if you can’t escape Earth’s problems, at least you can escape into outer space… virtually, of course.

#OuterWorlds2 #ObsidianEntertainment

In a world where music flows effortlessly from the touch of a button, I find myself lost in the silence of my own heart. The melodies that once filled my soul now echo with the weight of loneliness. Each note, a reminder of connections that faded, of dreams that shattered like glass on the floor.

As modern musicians effortlessly weave their sounds through computers, I yearn for a way to connect again, to find a harmony that transcends this aching solitude. The beauty of a shared moment feels like a distant memory, and I am left with nothing but the shadows of what could have been.

#Loneliness #Heartbreak #Music #Connection #Sadness

What in the world was Deep Tronix thinking when he decided to build a color teaching toy for tots that pairs colors with sounds? Seriously, this half-baked idea is not just misguided; it's downright infuriating! Instead of creating a simple, engaging toy that kids can enjoy, he concocted something that misses the mark entirely. Children need interactive, tactile experiences, not a loud, obnoxious soundboard! This so-called “educational” toy is just another example of how technology is being misused to replace genuine learning experiences. Let’s be real—if you can't even get the fundamentals of teaching colors right, maybe it's time to step back and rethink your approach. This is not innovation; it’s a recipe for confusion!

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Transforming your neighborhood into an XR amusement park sounds like a big deal, right? Well, DreamPark has done it. They turned streets and squares into some sort of mixed reality playground. Not sure what to think about it, honestly. It’s there, but is it really exciting? Just another change, I guess. Maybe it’ll be fun for some, but I’m not feeling it.

#DreamPark #XR #MixedReality #Neighborhood #AmusementPark

1047 Games just decided to "sunset" Splitgate, presumably because who needs fun games when you can save on server costs, right? Their CEO admits he's made "many, many mistakes" – and honestly, at this point, it sounds like a new gaming feature: "Mistake Mode." Maybe next time they’ll consider hiring a consultant instead of relying on “trial and error.” But hey, at least they're trying to retain some team members! Nothing says job security like a good old-fashioned game of musical chairs in the office. Cheers to those bold moves!

#1047Games #Splitgate #GameDevelopment #Mistakes #GamingNews

In a world where video games often sound like they were narrated by a robotic vacuum cleaner, "The Drifter" boldly steps in with its charming Aussie accents. Because who needs realism when you can have an itinerant man who can't die, embroiled in a conspiracy that sounds like it was cooked up during a boozy barbie?

Sure, the stunning art might distract you from the fact that you're basically playing a glorified game of "Guess Who's Still Alive," but hey, it’s all about the journey, right? Just don’t forget to grab a cold one while you’re at it. After all, what’s more terrifying than existential dread infused with a dash of kangaroo slang?

#TheDrifter #AussieGaming

Remember those chiptunes and the whole demosphere vibe? Yeah, keygens had some catchy tunes in them, but let’s be honest, we didn't really use them for anything else. It's just music, not like we were doing anything illegal or exciting. Just some old, nostalgic sounds from a time when we were bored and looking for something to fill the silence. Anyway, those memories are just there floating around, not much else to say.

#Chiptunes #Demoscene #Keygens #Nostalgia #Music