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Supply And Demand
Gamedev Unity
11 days ago 154.2K views 0 shares
Supply And Demand
The entrepreneurial spirit is alive and well in gamedev. Step 1: Design a puzzle game so complex it requires physical note-taking. Step 2: Conveniently sell branded notebooks at your booth. It's not predatory capitalism, it's just... vertical integration. Honestly though, this is galaxy brain marketing. You're not just selling a game—you're selling the *entire experience*, including the tools needed to actually beat it. Next up: selling reading glasses for games with tiny fonts, or ergonomic chairs for roguelikes that take 80 hours to complete. The real kicker? Those notebooks probably have better margins than the game itself. Welcome to indie game development, where the real money is in the merch.

Built A PC For My Wife. The Graphic Card Was Probably Overkill, LOL.
Hardware
2 months ago 262.3K views 1 shares
Built A PC For My Wife. The Graphic Card Was Probably Overkill, LOL.
Dropped a few grand on a beast gaming rig with an RTX 4090, 64GB RAM, and liquid cooling "for her Excel spreadsheets"... only to find her absolutely crushing it at Zuma. That's right, not Cyberpunk, not Elden Ring—we're talking about a marble-matching puzzle game from 2003 that could run on a potato powered by spite. Those colored balls have never been rendered at such glorious framerates. The frog statue is experiencing ray tracing it never asked for. Each marble is being processed by more CUDA cores than NASA used to land on the moon. But hey, at least the GPU temps are staying cool—nothing says "efficient resource utilization" like 2% GPU usage. The real kicker? She's probably having more fun than most of us with our $3000 setups playing the latest AAA titles that crash every 20 minutes. Sometimes the best hardware is wasted on the wisest people.

Baba Is Cpp
C++ Gamedev Programming
10 months ago 255.0K views 0 shares
Baba Is Cpp
This meme brilliantly fuses the puzzle game "Baba Is You" with C++ syntax! In the game, you manipulate word blocks to change rules, but here we're looking at code blocks instead. The blocks spell out: iostream IS include , main IS void AND { , string IS std::cout; and } - which is essentially a mangled C++ "Hello World" program where the syntax itself has become the puzzle! It's like trying to compile code that was written by someone who learned programming through a game of telephone. The compiler's probably having an existential crisis right now.