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And I would just... I didn't have enough money to play for hours. I just had a little bit of money and I would play a couple of games and whatnot and then just stand around for hours or as long as I could just looking at other players or just looking at the... the opening sequences that I've got on the arcades.

And yeah, I would look at the, just observe the characters and how they move and their attacks or whatever, because usually it's fighting games most of the time. But we talked about Bubble Ball, for example. It had a really cute style. And the design of the monsters, just a few pixels wide, they were still very clever and very expressive. So yeah, it was fascinating for my childhood eyes.

And yeah, I would look at the, just observe the characters and how they move and their attacks or whatever, because usually it's fighting games most of the time. But we talked about Bubble Ball, for example. It had a really cute style. And the design of the monsters, just a few pixels wide, they were still very clever and very expressive. So yeah, it was fascinating for my childhood eyes.

And yeah, I would look at the, just observe the characters and how they move and their attacks or whatever, because usually it's fighting games most of the time. But we talked about Bubble Ball, for example. It had a really cute style. And the design of the monsters, just a few pixels wide, they were still very clever and very expressive. So yeah, it was fascinating for my childhood eyes.

I was absolutely mesmerized by those. So, yeah, I, um, I remember just, just now about these Irem, Irem games. Um, I think, uh, I don't know if I say that right. It's IRM. Um, they, they made, um, these, these ninja games and I think Irem Corp was the one that did, uh, um, our type, I think. Um, I forget that too, but our type was, uh, our types of throwback, man. Yeah. Gosh, he was so good.

I was absolutely mesmerized by those. So, yeah, I, um, I remember just, just now about these Irem, Irem games. Um, I think, uh, I don't know if I say that right. It's IRM. Um, they, they made, um, these, these ninja games and I think Irem Corp was the one that did, uh, um, our type, I think. Um, I forget that too, but our type was, uh, our types of throwback, man. Yeah. Gosh, he was so good.

I was absolutely mesmerized by those. So, yeah, I, um, I remember just, just now about these Irem, Irem games. Um, I think, uh, I don't know if I say that right. It's IRM. Um, they, they made, um, these, these ninja games and I think Irem Corp was the one that did, uh, um, our type, I think. Um, I forget that too, but our type was, uh, our types of throwback, man. Yeah. Gosh, he was so good.

So good. Yeah. I was a massive fan of that. I don't know about you guys, but I have these songs in my head sometimes from video game times that just keep coming back. And on my playlist, I've got some games, tunes, just because I enjoy listening to them again. Yeah, it just marks you for life, I suppose. That's what it is.

So good. Yeah. I was a massive fan of that. I don't know about you guys, but I have these songs in my head sometimes from video game times that just keep coming back. And on my playlist, I've got some games, tunes, just because I enjoy listening to them again. Yeah, it just marks you for life, I suppose. That's what it is.

So good. Yeah. I was a massive fan of that. I don't know about you guys, but I have these songs in my head sometimes from video game times that just keep coming back. And on my playlist, I've got some games, tunes, just because I enjoy listening to them again. Yeah, it just marks you for life, I suppose. That's what it is.

We're lucky. We're lucky we've seen it all coming to life. We've seen it. We've lived it through it. There's only one time in history when video games...

We're lucky. We're lucky we've seen it all coming to life. We've seen it. We've lived it through it. There's only one time in history when video games...

We're lucky. We're lucky we've seen it all coming to life. We've seen it. We've lived it through it. There's only one time in history when video games...

Absolutely. I think the technique they used was a technique called rotoscoping, which is, you could say, a little bit cheating. But honestly, even Disney used these techniques, and they're perfectly fine. The idea is that you use an actual footage of a real person as a base for your animation. Doesn't mean that you copy everything, because you have to reinvent the design. You have to simplify it.

Absolutely. I think the technique they used was a technique called rotoscoping, which is, you could say, a little bit cheating. But honestly, even Disney used these techniques, and they're perfectly fine. The idea is that you use an actual footage of a real person as a base for your animation. Doesn't mean that you copy everything, because you have to reinvent the design. You have to simplify it.

Absolutely. I think the technique they used was a technique called rotoscoping, which is, you could say, a little bit cheating. But honestly, even Disney used these techniques, and they're perfectly fine. The idea is that you use an actual footage of a real person as a base for your animation. Doesn't mean that you copy everything, because you have to reinvent the design. You have to simplify it.

You have to add the style to things. And all the effects. There's plenty of work to be done, but it gives you a solid base. And I think they had two things. They had these good modeled footage, and they had more frames. You needed to have the technology to have more frames for your little pixel art, you know, and your little, how do you call them?

You have to add the style to things. And all the effects. There's plenty of work to be done, but it gives you a solid base. And I think they had two things. They had these good modeled footage, and they had more frames. You needed to have the technology to have more frames for your little pixel art, you know, and your little, how do you call them?

You have to add the style to things. And all the effects. There's plenty of work to be done, but it gives you a solid base. And I think they had two things. They had these good modeled footage, and they had more frames. You needed to have the technology to have more frames for your little pixel art, you know, and your little, how do you call them?

Um, uh, sprites. That's it. I was going to offer that.