Good Name For A Blog

It’s not exactly a contentious thing to say that the video games industry is presently in, generously, a state of flux.

Earlier this year, I decided to give AI coding a go.

Sony just announced that from the beginning of 2028 (which, a reminder if you’re reading this shortly after I post it - that’s not a long time away, despite that it feels like it) they will discontinue production on new Playstation games on disc.

The house is gnarled and almost organic.

Interactions on my way to, or in the process of obtaining coffee of a morning.

Well, after re-visiting GTA Vice City and getting a surprising amount of the way through it before running into missions that were too tough, there was really only one place to go: the great state of San Andreas.

The first time I began to truly analyse how escapism and fantasy impacted me was about a year ago.

Time to formally announce a new project!

Well, here where I sit in this little part of the globe it’s been 2026 for one sleep now, so I figure I might post a recap/plans thing.

Some time back, I bought a Leica IIIf**, a 1955 model (one of the final ones produced - the III series was discontinued after 1960).

We live in a time where we have access to a true embarrassment of riches when it comes to media access.

Note: Yes, I know I wrote a complaint about ’everyone reviewing things’, and especially how ‘reviewing’ things meant I stopped enjoying them.

Around the time I was pushing 18-20 years old, adventure games died.

Today is a big day.

To get this out of the way: working from home is good.

Note: there are a lot of generalisations in this blog post, as it’s kind of a stream of thoughts.

A good friend of mine just made an observation: “We don’t have profit seeking capitalists anymore.

What follows is a sort of loose collection of thoughts I had during my current re-visit of 2002’s Grand Theft Auto: Vice City.

In the past four years or so, I went from having done a bit of photography in my past, to doing a lot of photography in my present.

Like a lot of you, I recently upgraded (or downgraded, if you’re being unkind-but-fair) my iPhone OS to the new one, iOS 26, which has the biggest UI shakeup they’ve done for years.

Social media has a lot to answer for.

Part of my time in my recent two week micro-blogging absence has been spent writing.

This is not my first blog.