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I used to have a short temper, but I’ve found ways to calm it down over the years.

There are only a handful of people that I trust that haven’t broken my trust. Other than that, I don’t trust a lot of people especially when it pertains to things like dating.

I like to talk about forums, seo and webmaster related topics & games. They’re all topics that interest me a lot.

Golf and Tennis. I can’t stand them at all. They’re the only sports that’ll literally put me to sleep if someone puts them on a tv near me.

Not at all. Rap music isn’t violent. It’s a form of expression for the artists. I remember when rap originally started off as just freestyles.

Hip hop and rap music both make dance, but I haven’t danced in years. I used to go clubbing a lot when I was younger.

Song is definitely a banger! Madmarcc slide is one song that I’ll never tired of.

This is a classic!! ❤️❤️ I love the color!

Same here. There’s nothin that I can do about it as it as my dad started to go bald around the same age as I did.

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They’re a positive force in the gaming industry, as they give indie developers a chance to gain mass appeal and reach a wider audience. As gamers, we also have more games to play because of these platforms.

Nitro Games has expanded its mobile partnership with Warframe developer Digital Extremes with a $5.5m (€5m) deal. The expansion now puts the combined order value at around $19.4m (€17.5m), with the project expected to be completed in 2025. According to PocketGamer, "the extended partnership and additional funding will lead to ongoing content updates, performance improvements, and optimisations to ensure the game continues to run smoothly on mobile devices." The deal with Digital Extremes also helps Nitro finance its own development portfolio. Nitro Games raised €3.5 million to continue development of its mobile adaptation of Warframe back in February. The companies first agreed to a deal back in July 2021, with the total funding then having reached approximately €12.5 million. source: Gamesindustry

I’m currently listening to a new artist, Hashi SenJoo “I dunn Swung”

Honestly, I’m not sure. It’s apparently not going to be the same game as before as this time around its going to involve crypto. Last week, The Flappy Bird Foundation announced a game called Flappy Bird. But while the group has been framing it as the triumphant return of a classic mobile game, Flappy Bird’s original developer, Dong Nguyen isn’t calling it a comeback — in fact, he says he’s not involved at all. Nguyen posted as much on X (for the first time since 2017!) this morning, saying he didn’t “sell anything.” The Flappy Bird Foundation wrote in the announcement it shared with press last week that it had “acquired the rights from Gametech Holdings, LLC,” which had secured the trademark from Nguyen, but it doesn’t appear as though that was the result of any dealings between him and the group. source: Theverge

My daily average screen time is about 10-12 hours a day.

I’m currently listening to Members Only by Montana 300.

Sep. 22, 2024 / JNS) Herzliya-based online game developer Playtika Holding Corp. (Nasdaq: PLTK) has announced a definitive agreement to acquire Tel Aviv-based mobile gaming company SuperPlay. The deal, valued at up to $1.95 billion, marks a significant milestone in the Israeli gaming landscape and highlights the country’s growing influence in the global mobile gaming market. Under the terms of the agreement, Playtika will pay an initial $700 million for SuperPlay, with the potential for an additional $1.25 billion in contingent consideration over the next three years, subject to meeting certain financial targets. The transaction, expected to close in the fourth quarter of 2024, is poised to strengthen Playtika’s position in the competitive mobile gaming industry. SuperPlay, founded in 2019 by former Playtika employees Gilad Almog and Eyal Netzer, along with industry veteran Elad Drory, has quickly established itself as a formidable player in the mobile gaming space. The company’s portfolio includes two successful titles: Dice Dreams, a fast-growing coin looter game, and Domino Dreams, a popular board game. As of August 2024, these games boasted a combined 1.7 million average daily active users, demonstrating SuperPlay’s ability to create engaging and widely adopted mobile gaming experiences. Robert Antokol, CEO of Playtika, emphasized the strategic importance of the acquisition, stating, “We see the acquisition of SuperPlay as a key move in strengthening Playtika’s leadership in mobile gaming, driving growth with scaled titles, and unlocking new opportunities. SuperPlay’s proven talent and success in navigating complex environments align seamlessly with our team. Together, we’re expanding our ability to deliver exceptional experiences to players worldwide.” source: Jns

It is. I wonder how long it’ll be dragged out for. This video discusses the lawsuit as well.

I’ve been living in my current home for about a year and a half now. I lived in my previous home for two years before we moved here.

I’m currently listening to Healing by Kevin Gates.

ORIGINAL STORY: It's official: Nintendo and The Pokémon Company are taking legal action against Palworld's developer, Pocketpair. The companies filed a lawsuit against the developer today, September 18, seeking "an injunction against infringement and compensation for damages on the grounds that Palworld, a game developed and released by the Defendant, infringes multiple patent rights." Nintendo will continue to take necessary actions against any infringement of its intellectual property rights including the Nintendo brand itself, to protect the intellectual properties it has worked hard to establish over the years," Nintendo's statement reads. The filing is absolutely massive news and follows months of speculation that Nintendo would take legal action over the indie survival game that's been referred to as "Pokémon with guns." Nintendo previously released a statement about Palworld in January, vowing to "investigate and take appropriate measures" against any potentially infringing content. A modder also claimed that "Nintendo has come for me" after posting a clip with Pokémon’s Ash Ketchum in Palworld. But six months later, in June, Pocketpair insisted that Nintendo had yet to make a complaint in response to the "Pokémon rip-off" claims. "Nintendo and the Pokémon Company didn’t say anything to us," Pocketpair boss Takuro Mizobe told Game File at the time. "Of course I love Pokémon and respect it. I grew up with it, in my generation.” NINTENDO AND THE POKÉMON COMPANY HAVE OFFICIALLY FILED A LAWSUIT AGAINST POCKETPAIR. Palworld launched in early access form in January 2024 on PC via Steam and on Xbox as a day-one Game Pass title and catapulted to tremendous overnight success, but also controversy. Pokémon fans were quick to call out the similarities in Palworld, although the indie developer insisted that Palworld is more akin to survival crafting games such as Ark Survival Evolved and Valheim than Pokémon. Pocketpair's community manager even said the team has received death threatsover the backlash. IGN has reached out to Pocketpair for comment source.Ign

Concord game director Ryan Ellis has reportedly stepped down after the beleaguered 5v5 shooter was yanked offline amid apparently disastrous sales, with staff at developer Firewalk Studios said to be in limbo while they await Sony's decision on the future of the game. Concord was removed from sale earlier this month, just two weeks after its launch on PS5 and PC, with Sony offering full refunds to players. In a statement released at the time, Ellis wrote, "While many qualities of the experience resonated with players, we also recognise that other aspects of the game and our initial launch didn't land the way we'd intended." Ellis added that Firewalk would "explore options" and "determine the best path ahead" once the game was offline, but no further statements have been issued since then. According to Kotaku, however, staff at Firewalk have remained "in limbo" in the two weeks following Concord's shutdown as they wait for a decision on both the game and the studio's future. Kotaku says there's also speculation among staff that Sony may decide to set Firewalk to work co-developing one of its many other first-party projects - although "a few" employees have reportedly already preemptively exited the studio, while others are waiting to see what a potential severance package may look like before making a decision. As for Ellis - who previously served as creative director on Destiny 2 - he reportedly told staff last week he would be stepping down from his current role as game director and moving into a support role. "Ryan deeply believed in that project and bringing players together through the joy in it," one former developer told Kotaku. "Regardless of there being things that could have been done differently throughout development...he's a good human, and full of heart." source: Eurogamer

I’m currently listening to Jet by Peeway longway

Reuters reports tech company IBM won its lawsuit against mobile developer Zynga, which it sued over patent infringement in 2022. Two years ago, IBM claimedthe Farmville creator was misusing its "foundational" web technology, including data capture and analytics. The two companies had reportedly been negotiating a license since 2014, but those talks repeatedly fell through. IBM's other suits At the time, Zynga was one of many internet companies IBM took legal action against. Earlier this year, a suit against e-commerce site Rakuten was settled, while another against pet goods seller Chewy was dropped entirely. Documents show the federal court found multiple Zynga games fell within the bounds of patent violation. Specific titles listed include the Farmville sequels, Crosswords with Friends, and Wizard of Oz Slots. With the court in its favor, IBM has been awarded $44.9 million in damages. However, Zynga spokesperson Alan Lewis argued those patents were invalid, and said the developer (and its owner Take-Two) plan on appealing the verdict source.Gamedeveloper

I’m currently listening to Smile for me by Zach Smith