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Street Fighter II: The World Warrior Promo Art (1991)

#レトロゲーム #ゲーム #Gaming #RetroGaming #Arcade #GameArt #Art #StreetFighter #Capcom #FGC #RetroGames #ArcadeGames #Nostalgia #Artwork #Retro #GameDev #IndieDev #FGCSKY #GamingSky #PromoSky
Street Fighter II Promo Art (1991)
November 10, 2025 at 8:03 PM
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Street Fighter II: The Animated Movie (1994) - Ryu vs. Sagat

#レトロゲーム #ゲーム #アニメ #Gaming #RetroGaming #Art #StreetFighter #FGC #Anime #Action #Animation #RetroAnime #Ryu #AnimeArt #Retro #GameDev #IndieDev #AnimeSky #GamingSky #PromoSky
November 10, 2025 at 7:50 PM
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The SNES celebrates its 34th anniversary.

#レトロゲーム #ゲーム #Gaming #RetroGaming #Nintendo #SNES #GameArt #SuperNintendo #SuperMarioWorld #Art #RetroGames #Mario #SuperMetroid #Artwork #Nostalgia #Samus #Metroid #GameNews #Photography #GameDev #IndieDev #GamingSky #PromoSky
November 7, 2025 at 9:48 PM
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Advance Guardian Heroes (GBA, 2004)

#Gaming #RetroGaming #Nintendo #GameArt #GameBoyAdvance #Art #BeatEmUp #GBA #FGC #GameBoy #PixelArt #Photography #Artwork #Gameplay #GameDev #IndieDev #GBDev #GamingSky #PromoSky
Advance Guardian Heroes is the spiritual successor to the Sega Saturn classic that's built for the Game Boy Advance’s modest but mighty hardware. The DNA is unmistakable: branching paths, over-the-top anime visuals, and a frenetic battle system that juggles RPG-lite mechanics with pure beat ‘em up bliss. But doesn’t settle for simple emulation. It amps up the speed, tightens the controls, and throws in a “Hyper Mode” that transforms fights into screen-filling symphonies of chaos. Advance Guardian Heroes is the spiritual successor to the Sega Saturn classic that's built for the Game Boy Advance’s modest but mighty hardware. The DNA is unmistakable: branching paths, over-the-top anime visuals, and a frenetic battle system that juggles RPG-lite mechanics with pure beat ‘em up bliss. But doesn’t settle for simple emulation. It amps up the speed, tightens the controls, and throws in a “Hyper Mode” that transforms fights into screen-filling symphonies of chaos. Advance Guardian Heroes is the spiritual successor to the Sega Saturn classic that's built for the Game Boy Advance’s modest but mighty hardware. The DNA is unmistakable: branching paths, over-the-top anime visuals, and a frenetic battle system that juggles RPG-lite mechanics with pure beat ‘em up bliss. But doesn’t settle for simple emulation. It amps up the speed, tightens the controls, and throws in a “Hyper Mode” that transforms fights into screen-filling symphonies of chaos. Advance Guardian Heroes is the spiritual successor to the Sega Saturn classic that's built for the Game Boy Advance’s modest but mighty hardware. The DNA is unmistakable: branching paths, over-the-top anime visuals, and a frenetic battle system that juggles RPG-lite mechanics with pure beat ‘em up bliss. But doesn’t settle for simple emulation. It amps up the speed, tightens the controls, and throws in a “Hyper Mode” that transforms fights into screen-filling symphonies of chaos.
November 7, 2025 at 9:22 PM
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Game Boy Advance SP 'Who are You?' Commercial (2004)

#Gaming #RetroGaming #Nintendo #GameBoyAdvance #GBA #RetroGames #Nostalgia #SuperMario #Metroid #Samus #GameBoy #Nostalgia #Advertising #Marketing #GameDev #IndieDev #GBDev #GamingSky #PromoSky
November 7, 2025 at 9:06 PM
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The Game Boy Advance celebrates its 24th anniversary.

#Gaming #RetroGaming #MobileGaming #GameArt #Nintendo #GameBoyAdvance #Artwork #RetroGames #GBA #GameBoy #Art #Photography #Y2K #Nostalgia #GameNews #GameDev #IndieDev #GamingSky #PromoSky
Launched in 2001, the Game Boy Advance was more than just a “Game Boy Color 2.0.” It was a 32-bit leap forward, capable of playing SNES-quality games in your pocket, while also hosting some of the most inventive, technically impressive titles Nintendo (and its partners) ever produced. From pixel-perfect platformers to surprisingly smooth racers, the GBA was the last great era of dedicated 2D handheld gaming — and it still holds up better than you might think. Launched in 2001, the Game Boy Advance was more than just a “Game Boy Color 2.0.” It was a 32-bit leap forward, capable of playing SNES-quality games in your pocket, while also hosting some of the most inventive, technically impressive titles Nintendo (and its partners) ever produced. From pixel-perfect platformers to surprisingly smooth racers, the GBA was the last great era of dedicated 2D handheld gaming — and it still holds up better than you might think. Launched in 2001, the Game Boy Advance was more than just a “Game Boy Color 2.0.” It was a 32-bit leap forward, capable of playing SNES-quality games in your pocket, while also hosting some of the most inventive, technically impressive titles Nintendo (and its partners) ever produced. From pixel-perfect platformers to surprisingly smooth racers, the GBA was the last great era of dedicated 2D handheld gaming — and it still holds up better than you might think. Launched in 2001, the Game Boy Advance was more than just a “Game Boy Color 2.0.” It was a 32-bit leap forward, capable of playing SNES-quality games in your pocket, while also hosting some of the most inventive, technically impressive titles Nintendo (and its partners) ever produced. From pixel-perfect platformers to surprisingly smooth racers, the GBA was the last great era of dedicated 2D handheld gaming — and it still holds up better than you might think.
November 6, 2025 at 7:28 PM
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Tokyo Game Show 2003: Gran Turismo 4 Trailer

#レトロゲーム #ゲーム #Gaming #RetroGaming #PlayStation #PS2 #TokyoGameShow #GranTurismo #RetroGames #Racing #SimRacing #Motorsport #JDM #VideoGames #Nostalgia #Gameplay #GameDemo #GameTrailer #GameDev #IndieDev #GamingSky #PromoSky
November 6, 2025 at 7:13 PM
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E3 2001: Pikmin Trailer

#Gaming #RetroGaming #Nintendo #GameCube #E3 #Pikmin #RetroGames #RTS #Puzzle #VideoGames #Nostalgia #Y2K #Gameplay #GameDemo #GameDev #IndieDev #GamingSky #PromoSky
November 6, 2025 at 7:01 PM
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November 6, 2025 at 2:17 AM
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@drcouzelis.bsky.social BTW, can you ask @kochalka.bsky.social why he blocked me? I know it was him who asked you to do this.
November 5, 2025 at 10:15 PM
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@drcouzelis.bsky.social Imagine dogpiling on someone who's just minding their business just to feed your insecure ego. No wonder your YouTube channel only gets 30 views a video; not even your own subscribers watch your crappy content.

#GameDev #PromoSky
November 5, 2025 at 10:08 PM
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Marvel vs. Capcom 2 (Capcom, 2000)

#レトロゲーム #ゲーム #Gaming #RetroGaming #GameArt #Dreamcast #SEGA #MvC2 #MarvelVsCapcom #Art #Marvel #Capcom #Arcade #PixelArt #FGC #RetroGames #ArcadeGames #Artwork #Photography #GameDev #IndieDev #FGCSKY #ComicSky #GamingSky #PromoSky
You want fan service? MvC2 delivered it in seismic waves. With 56 characters—from Ryu and Iron Man to obscure deep cuts like Marrow—Capcom's chaotic crossover was a fever dream made real. NAOMI’s extra RAM allowed for tag-team mayhem, lightning-fast load times, and screen-filling hyper combos that could crash older boards. It became a tournament staple, a pop culture icon, and a reason for arcade-goers to keep stacking quarters. You want fan service? MvC2 delivered it in seismic waves. With 56 characters—from Ryu and Iron Man to obscure deep cuts like Marrow—Capcom's chaotic crossover was a fever dream made real. NAOMI’s extra RAM allowed for tag-team mayhem, lightning-fast load times, and screen-filling hyper combos that could crash older boards. It became a tournament staple, a pop culture icon, and a reason for arcade-goers to keep stacking quarters. You want fan service? MvC2 delivered it in seismic waves. With 56 characters—from Ryu and Iron Man to obscure deep cuts like Marrow—Capcom's chaotic crossover was a fever dream made real. NAOMI’s extra RAM allowed for tag-team mayhem, lightning-fast load times, and screen-filling hyper combos that could crash older boards. It became a tournament staple, a pop culture icon, and a reason for arcade-goers to keep stacking quarters. You want fan service? MvC2 delivered it in seismic waves. With 56 characters—from Ryu and Iron Man to obscure deep cuts like Marrow—Capcom's chaotic crossover was a fever dream made real. NAOMI’s extra RAM allowed for tag-team mayhem, lightning-fast load times, and screen-filling hyper combos that could crash older boards. It became a tournament staple, a pop culture icon, and a reason for arcade-goers to keep stacking quarters.
November 5, 2025 at 9:38 PM
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Street Fighter Alpha 3 MAX (PSP, 2006)

#レトロゲーム #ゲーム #Gaming #RetroGaming #GameArt #PlayStation #PSP #StreetFighter #Art #Capcom #Arcade #PixelArt #FGC #RetroGames #ArcadeGames #Artwork #Photography #GameDev #IndieDev #FGCSKY #GamingSky #PromoSky
If you only play one fighting game on the PSP, let it be this. Street Fighter Alpha 3 MAX isn’t just a port—it’s the most robust, feature-rich version of Alpha 3 ever made. Every character from the arcade and home versions returns, alongside newcomers like Eagle, Maki, and Ingrid, expanding the roster to 39 fighters. Every style—X-ISM, A-ISM, V-ISM—is faithfully preserved, offering deep mechanical variety. It’s visually crisp, lightning-fast, and feels phenomenal on the PSP’s D-pad. If you only play one fighting game on the PSP, let it be this. Street Fighter Alpha 3 MAX isn’t just a port—it’s the most robust, feature-rich version of Alpha 3 ever made. Every character from the arcade and home versions returns, alongside newcomers like Eagle, Maki, and Ingrid, expanding the roster to 39 fighters. Every style—X-ISM, A-ISM, V-ISM—is faithfully preserved, offering deep mechanical variety. It’s visually crisp, lightning-fast, and feels phenomenal on the PSP’s D-pad. If you only play one fighting game on the PSP, let it be this. Street Fighter Alpha 3 MAX isn’t just a port—it’s the most robust, feature-rich version of Alpha 3 ever made. Every character from the arcade and home versions returns, alongside newcomers like Eagle, Maki, and Ingrid, expanding the roster to 39 fighters. Every style—X-ISM, A-ISM, V-ISM—is faithfully preserved, offering deep mechanical variety. It’s visually crisp, lightning-fast, and feels phenomenal on the PSP’s D-pad. If you only play one fighting game on the PSP, let it be this. Street Fighter Alpha 3 MAX isn’t just a port—it’s the most robust, feature-rich version of Alpha 3 ever made. Every character from the arcade and home versions returns, alongside newcomers like Eagle, Maki, and Ingrid, expanding the roster to 39 fighters. Every style—X-ISM, A-ISM, V-ISM—is faithfully preserved, offering deep mechanical variety. It’s visually crisp, lightning-fast, and feels phenomenal on the PSP’s D-pad.
November 5, 2025 at 8:56 PM
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@kochalka.bsky.social Why did you delete your comment? Just curious.
November 5, 2025 at 8:39 PM
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Jet Set Radio celebrates its 25th anniversary.

#Gaming #RetroGaming #Dreamcast #JetSetRadio #JSR #Arcade #GameArt #JetGrindRadio #ExtremeSports #UrbanArt #RetroGames #ArcadeGames #SEGA #Artwork #Nostalgia #Y2K #GameNews #GameDev #IndieDev #GamingSky #PromoSky
Jet Set Radio celebrates its 25th anniversary. Jet Set Radio celebrates its 25th anniversary. Jet Set Radio celebrates its 25th anniversary. Jet Set Radio celebrates its 25th anniversary.
November 4, 2025 at 9:16 PM
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Pikmin celebrates its 24th anniversary.

#Gaming #RetroGaming #Nintendo #GameCube #GameArt #Pikmin #RTS #Puzzle #RetroGames #Artwork #GameNews #Nostalgia #Art #GameDev #IndieDev #GamingSky #PromoSky
Pikmin celebrates its 24th anniversary. Pikmin celebrates its 24th anniversary.
November 4, 2025 at 9:00 PM
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The PlayStation 2 celebrates its 25th anniversary.

#Gaming #RetroGaming #PlayStation #PS2 #GameArt #Photography #RetroGames #GameNews #Artwork #PlayStation2 #Art #GamingHistory #GameDev #IndieDev #GamingSky #PromoSky
The PlayStation 2 celebrates its 25th anniversary. The PlayStation 2 celebrates its 25th anniversary. The PlayStation 2 celebrates its 25th anniversary. The PlayStation 2 celebrates its 25th anniversary.
November 3, 2025 at 9:08 PM
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PlayStation 2: Demo Disc 2000

#Gaming #RetroGaming #PlayStation #PS2 #TEKKEN #SSX #MetalGearSolid #GranTurismo #FIFA #PlayStation2 #Konami #SquareEnix #BandaiNamco #EA #FGC #Action #Racing #RPG #Sports #GameDemo #GameDev #IndieDev #Y2K #GamingSky #PromoSky
November 3, 2025 at 8:58 PM
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Pac-Man celebrates its 45th anniversary.

#Gaming #RetroGaming #PlayStation #Nintendo #Xbox #PacMan #BandaiNamco #Arcade #Namco #GameArt #RetroGames #Vintage #Artwork #ConceptArt #Sketch #GamingHistory #GameNews #GameDev #IndieDev #GamingSky #PromoSky
Pac-Man celebrates its 45th anniversary. Pac-Man celebrates its 45th anniversary. Pac-Man celebrates its 45th anniversary. Pac-Man celebrates its 45th anniversary.
October 31, 2025 at 9:19 PM
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Killer Instinct celebrates its 31st anniversary.

#Gaming #RetroGaming #KillerInstinct #Nintendo #Xbox #Midway #Rare #Arcade #GameArt #RetroGames #FGC #ArcadeGames #Art #GameNews #Photography #Artwork #GameDev #IndieDev #FGCSKY #GamingSky #PromoSky
Killer Instinct celebrates its 31st anniversary. Killer Instinct celebrates its 31st anniversary.
October 31, 2025 at 9:18 PM
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The King of Fighters ’98 (SNK, 1998)

#レトロゲーム #ゲーム #Gaming #RetroGaming #Artwork #SNK #NeoGeo #KOF #Arcade #Art #RetroGames #FGC #KingOfFighters #ArcadeGames #KOFtober #Gameplay #GameArt #Photography #GameDev #IndieDev #FGCSKY #GamingSky #PromoSky
More than just another sequel, The King of Fighters ’98 is often considered the definitive entry in SNK’s flagship series—and for good reason. It refined nearly everything that came before it: tight controls, buttery animations, responsive inputs, and one of the most iconic rosters in fighting game history. More than just another sequel, The King of Fighters ’98 is often considered the definitive entry in SNK’s flagship series—and for good reason. It refined nearly everything that came before it: tight controls, buttery animations, responsive inputs, and one of the most iconic rosters in fighting game history. More than just another sequel, The King of Fighters ’98 is often considered the definitive entry in SNK’s flagship series—and for good reason. It refined nearly everything that came before it: tight controls, buttery animations, responsive inputs, and one of the most iconic rosters in fighting game history. More than just another sequel, The King of Fighters ’98 is often considered the definitive entry in SNK’s flagship series—and for good reason. It refined nearly everything that came before it: tight controls, buttery animations, responsive inputs, and one of the most iconic rosters in fighting game history.
October 30, 2025 at 9:31 PM
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Bloody Roar 3 (Hudson Soft, Raizing, 2000)

#レトロゲーム #ゲーム #Gaming #RetroGaming #PlayStation #Artwork #PS2 #Arcade #HudsonSoft #Namco #Art #RetroGames #FGC #ArcadeGames #GameArt #Photography #GameDev #IndieDev #FGCSKY #GamingSky #PromoSky
Bloody Roar 3 might not have commanded the same attention as Tekken or Soulcalibur, but it offered something completely different: transformation-based brawling. Players could morph into beast forms mid-match, altering their movesets and strategies on the fly. The Namco System 246 brought these transformations to life with snappy animations, detailed models, and impactful sound design. Bloody Roar 3 might not have commanded the same attention as Tekken or Soulcalibur, but it offered something completely different: transformation-based brawling. Players could morph into beast forms mid-match, altering their movesets and strategies on the fly. The System 246 brought these transformations to life with snappy animations, detailed models, and impactful sound design. Bloody Roar 3 might not have commanded the same attention as Tekken or Soulcalibur, but it offered something completely different: transformation-based brawling. Players could morph into beast forms mid-match, altering their movesets and strategies on the fly. The Namco System 246 brought these transformations to life with snappy animations, detailed models, and impactful sound design. Bloody Roar 3 might not have commanded the same attention as Tekken or Soulcalibur, but it offered something completely different: transformation-based brawling. Players could morph into beast forms mid-match, altering their movesets and strategies on the fly. The Namco System 246 brought these transformations to life with snappy animations, detailed models, and impactful sound design.
October 30, 2025 at 9:22 PM
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Gran Turismo 4 (PS2, 2004)

#Gaming #RetroGaming #PlayStation #PS2 #GameArt #GranTurismo #Artwork #Racing #Motorsport #SimRacing #JDM #Tuner #Art #RetroGames #Photography #Gameplay #GameDev #IndieDev #GamingSky #PromoSky
Featuring over 700 meticulously modeled vehicles and 50+ tracks, Gran Turismo 4 was a staggering flex of the PS2’s horsepower. But it wasn’t just about content—it was about depth. Driving physics were refined, photo mode was introduced (way ahead of its time), and the inclusion of historic and concept cars gave the game a museum-like quality. From Le Mans prototypes to Daihatsu compacts, every car felt distinct. It wasn’t just a game for petrolheads—it was a celebration of automotive culture. This was the PS2’s ultimate driving experience, and for many, it still hasn’t been topped. Featuring over 700 meticulously modeled vehicles and 50+ tracks, Gran Turismo 4 was a staggering flex of the PS2’s horsepower. But it wasn’t just about content—it was about depth. Driving physics were refined, photo mode was introduced (way ahead of its time), and the inclusion of historic and concept cars gave the game a museum-like quality. From Le Mans prototypes to Daihatsu compacts, every car felt distinct. It wasn’t just a game for petrolheads—it was a celebration of automotive culture. This was the PS2’s ultimate driving experience, and for many, it still hasn’t been topped. Featuring over 700 meticulously modeled vehicles and 50+ tracks, Gran Turismo 4 was a staggering flex of the PS2’s horsepower. But it wasn’t just about content—it was about depth. Driving physics were refined, photo mode was introduced (way ahead of its time), and the inclusion of historic and concept cars gave the game a museum-like quality. From Le Mans prototypes to Daihatsu compacts, every car felt distinct. It wasn’t just a game for petrolheads—it was a celebration of automotive culture. This was the PS2’s ultimate driving experience, and for many, it still hasn’t been topped. Featuring over 700 meticulously modeled vehicles and 50+ tracks, Gran Turismo 4 was a staggering flex of the PS2’s horsepower. But it wasn’t just about content—it was about depth. Driving physics were refined, photo mode was introduced (way ahead of its time), and the inclusion of historic and concept cars gave the game a museum-like quality. From Le Mans prototypes to Daihatsu compacts, every car felt distinct. It wasn’t just a game for petrolheads—it was a celebration of automotive culture. This was the PS2’s ultimate driving experience, and for many, it still hasn’t been topped.
October 29, 2025 at 9:36 PM
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MVP Baseball 2005 (GameCube, 2005)

#Gaming #RetroGaming #Nintendo #GameCube #GameArt #EASports #MLB #WorldSeries #Art #Dodgers #BlueJays #Baseball #Sports #EA #RetroGames #Artwork #Gameplay #Photography #GameDev #IndieDev #GamingSky #PromoSky
Considered by many to be one of the greatest baseball video games ever made, MVP Baseball 2005 refined everything that made the series great, delivering tight gameplay, deep mechanics, and an immersive franchise mode. While EA lost the MLB license after this game, it went out with a home run. Considered by many to be one of the greatest baseball video games ever made, MVP Baseball 2005 refined everything that made the series great, delivering tight gameplay, deep mechanics, and an immersive franchise mode. While EA lost the MLB license after this game, it went out with a home run. Considered by many to be one of the greatest baseball video games ever made, MVP Baseball 2005 refined everything that made the series great, delivering tight gameplay, deep mechanics, and an immersive franchise mode. While EA lost the MLB license after this game, it went out with a home run. Considered by many to be one of the greatest baseball video games ever made, MVP Baseball 2005 refined everything that made the series great, delivering tight gameplay, deep mechanics, and an immersive franchise mode. While EA lost the MLB license after this game, it went out with a home run.
October 29, 2025 at 9:12 PM
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E3 2001 was gaming at its peak. And it hasn’t felt quite the same since.

#Gaming #RetroGaming #E3 #PlayStation #Nintendo #Xbox #GameCube #PS2 #Photography #Y2K #2000s #Nostalgia #Art #GamingHistory #Retro #VideoGames #GameDev #IndieDev #GamingSky #PromoSky
In 2001, the Electronic Entertainment Expo wasn’t just an event—it was a coliseum. Nintendo and Microsoft, one a battle-hardened veteran, the other a brash newcomer, both unveiled their future machines. Sony, already in control, dug in its heels and doubled down. In 2001, the Electronic Entertainment Expo wasn’t just an event—it was a coliseum. Nintendo and Microsoft, one a battle-hardened veteran, the other a brash newcomer, both unveiled their future machines. Sony, already in control, dug in its heels and doubled down. In 2001, the Electronic Entertainment Expo wasn’t just an event—it was a coliseum. Nintendo and Microsoft, one a battle-hardened veteran, the other a brash newcomer, both unveiled their future machines. Sony, already in control, dug in its heels and doubled down. In 2001, the Electronic Entertainment Expo wasn’t just an event—it was a coliseum. Nintendo and Microsoft, one a battle-hardened veteran, the other a brash newcomer, both unveiled their future machines. Sony, already in control, dug in its heels and doubled down.
October 28, 2025 at 5:48 PM