PSP-1000: The Handheld That Redefined Portable Gaming by @flwwhtrbt
The Vision of a Portable PlayStation...
The Vision of a Portable PlayStation In the early 2000s, Sony Computer Entertainment was riding extraordinary momentum. The PlayStation brand had reshaped the industry in the late ’90s, and the PlayStation 2 was well on its way to becoming the best-selling console of all time. Internally, however, there was a
The Vision of a Portable PlayStation In the early 2000s, Sony Computer Entertainment was riding extraordinary momentum. The PlayStation brand had reshaped the industry in the late ’90s, and the PlayStation 2 was well on its way to becoming the best-selling console of all time. Internally, however, there was a
Interop 2025: A Year of Convergence, by @stubbornella (@webkit):
https://webkit.org/blog/17808/interop-2025-review/
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Raymond Depardon’s Documentary Confrontations with Power
Dune II: The Desert Game That Built an Empire by @flwwhtrbt
There are games that change everything loudly. And then there are games that do it quietly. So quietly, in fact, that history sometimes forgets to credit them.
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I’ve never been what you’d call an RTS fanatic. My relationship with the genre has always been more of interest. Curious, appreciative, but never fully immersed. Lately, though, I’ve been exploring its history more deliberately, trying to understand how it evolved and why it continues to command
Pixar just turned forty. Which, depending on how you measure time, is either a blink in studio years or an eternity in computer graphics. When they began, digital animation was still experimental: glossy, impressive, kinda futuristic. By the time Toy Story arrived in 1995, it felt like the future had
The Wheel That Went to Court by @flwwhtrbt
Pixar just turned forty. Which, depending on how you measure time, is either a blink in studio years or an eternity in computer graphics. When they began, digital animation was still experimental: glossy, impressive, kinda futuristic. By the time Toy Story arrived in 1995, it felt like the future had landed fully formed, and we all know that Toy Story changed...
Pixar just turned forty. Which, depending on how you measure time, is either a blink in studio years or an eternity in computer graphics. When they began, digital animation was still experimental: glossy, impressive, kinda futuristic. By the time Toy Story arrived in 1995, it felt like the future had
Creative Nomad IIc: When Music Was Still Physical
In this blast from the past review/retrospective, I take a look at my personal "holy grail" of an MP3 player from the year 2000.
#Retrospectives #Reviews #MP3Players #nostalgia #2000s #windows98 #IBMAptiva #retro
https://gardinerbryant.com/creative-nomad-iic/?utm_campaign=brsharewidget&utm_source=mastodon
Pocket Legends: Exploring Forgotten Handhelds by @flwwhtrbt
Handheld gaming history is really just told through the winners... The machines that sold in the tens of millions and became cultural furniture. But running alongside those success stories is a parallel history of oddities, experiments, and genuinely good ideas that just never quite caught on, or were quietly left behind.
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