BAFTA did a fun thing on Twitter. I'm quite happy with how it turned out, great games all around.

Photo Mode has been released! This is pretty hype, I'm still early in the game so I have lots of time to play around with it. The official twitter page of KP has been sharing a lot of cool stuff, like this.

New update: 2 more games down, I'm now at 5/12 with a third of the year gone (but we all know there ain't no time for backlog from now on...) Resident Evil HD Remaster The one thing that always stressed me out was the limited ink, meaning I could not save as often as I want. So I decided if I'm ever gonna play this game, I'll just play on Easy, screw it. I realized afterwards that I picked "Very Easy", which was clearly overkill. I finished the game with like 40 ink ribbons left, and more ammo that I could ever hope to use. So I went a bit overboard, but at least now I have the confidence to play it again on Normal! I liked it a lot, it's close to a Metroidvania in many ways, and the progression and story are cool, although very formulaic and similar to the other games in the series (but since this one was first, it's the other games' fault really). Some very clever and engaging puzzles, also a few annoyances (that door won't open anymore, you have to go all the way around now...). I'll probably try to do a Chris playthrough someday, but it's time for Resident Evil 3 now! Mystic Quest Also known as Final Fantasy Adventure, this was the very first game in the Mana series, on Game Boy. And boy, for a Game Boy game, it's quite impressive. It plays similarly to Link's Awakening, but the similarities with Secret of Mana are a lot more present than I expected. Pretty much all the enemies (and bosses) are the same, the weapons handle similarly too, a lot of the lore and town names were already there. Now, it's still an old Game Boy game, so it won't blow you away and I wouldn't play it again. It's a nice piece of history, but not a must play. And I had to use a guide because it can obscure as hell. For anyone who's played it, I only need to say "Palm trees and 8", and you'll know what I mean. So I can't recommend it unless you love the Mana series and want to see where it all began, like me. It's not too long if you're following a guide, otherwise you could seriously get stuck for days. Now I'm ready for the Trials of Mana remake!

@mbun After seeing by how much for how long Kirby was dominating, I was shocked Glados won that match because I was CONVINCED Kirby was going to win out. But that's the beauty of doing these things: I'm always surprised and people vote how they wish.

Hey @DreamGoblin I’m not sure if you still frequent the forums, but would you ever consider open sourcing your project? Would be a cool thing for the creators in the community to contribute to!