"The Playdate might be more of a Nintendo console than Nintendo’s own console.

…and at half the price 😉

https://www.digitaltrends.com/gaming/playdate-season-2-hands-on/

🪩 "The crank is responsive and quickly becomes second nature, and the expanding circle that shows you how close you are to your next level-up gives the whole thing a lovely newsprint vibe."

It really is a perfectly tuned game!

https://www.eurogamer.net/fulcrum-defender-review

⏳ We're half way through Week 1 of Season Two. With all the wonderful reviews for this week's games, it's worth remembering that there are TEN MORE GAMES TO COME 🙀

🕑 https://play.date/s2

💥 Season Two is OUT NOW! Grab your Playdate and check out the games premiering today. LET'S DO THIS

(You can get S2 here: https://play.date/s2)

We could use some more active beta testers for Ivory! We just pushed an update with the following that needs testing:

- Support for the 'read later' service, Raindrop.io
- Fixed issues with the 'read later' service, Readwise.

Join here:
https://testflight.apple.com/join/sac7QVds

You can choose your read later service in the account settings within Ivory.

(PS. This gets asked fairly often, but we haven't added the GoodLinks service because they don't have a proper network API for us to use.)

There's a Playdate OS/SDK update out today, 2.7.2. (Get it in Settings > System > System Update).

While it doesn't have a lot of features for players, it sets the stage for a big new part of Playdate: networking. That means developers can start writing things like—that's right—multiplayer games.

🧑‍💻 Rare opportunity alert: Panic is looking for a Web Services Engineer to maintain and expand our growing flock of Flask + Django web applications, and more.

The job is here in Portland, OR. We can also cover relocation if you're elsewhere in the USA. Panic is a small team with a lot of responsibility on each person, and we work best near each other. (Well, at least two days a week.)

Is this you? Or someone you know? Apply! (Or share!) 🙏 http://panic.com/jobs/

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