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sketch commission for June!
January 9, 2026 at 4:18 PM
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The jump in storage capacity from Nintendo 64 cartridges to GameCube discs allowed the developers to be astonishingly generous with the storage in comparison. A Super Mario Sunshine cutscene of a single image fading in and out is larger than the entirety of Super Mario 64.
December 26, 2025 at 3:49 PM
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thelastsea.horse
But we'll absolutely freak the fuck out over Arc for doing the same thing. Even after the whole Darth Vader thing.

If you're going to boycott GenAI, boycott GenAI. Don't wait for it to show up as GenAI images.
November 30, 2025 at 10:11 PM
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thelastsea.horse
Almost like they showed off GenAI tools in Unreal Engine 5 months ago in State of Unreal 2025.

Then its almost like they implemented these GenAI tools for Fortnite creation systems including AI voice systems.

But nah, that wasn't enough to stop playing.

www.youtube.com/live/AjikvaR...
mapleqb.bsky.social Maple Hatenashi 🥕🕹️ @mapleqb.bsky.social · Nov 30
SO... I'm pretty much done with Fortnite. There were statements made by Tim Sweeney saying that AI usage doesn't need to be disclosed, and then AI usage was found all over this current season- from art to sprays to in-game songs. Between that, and the upcoming shitty wizard collab... Yeah, I'm done.
An image of a poster in the current Fortnite map. It shows a Yeti relaxing in a hammock. Notably, the Yeti has 4 toes on one foot and 5 on the other, indicating AI usage. An image of a poster on the current Fortnite map. The image shows a Tomato-headed character wearing a suit as if he was in a talk show. The art has strange proportions and odd details, along with many other markers of generative AI usage. A screenshot of a spray included in the current Fortnite battlepass. The spray depicts Marty McFly from Back to the Future, but it is using a filter that gives him the appearance of Studio Ghibli art. That, combined with other details in the background like improperly sized clock hands, are markers of generative AI usage. A screenshot of an album cover for a song called Latata by a group called Mic Drop. Mic Drop is a generative AI-using song library, and Fortnite has included an emote that uses this AI-generated song as a music track.
November 30, 2025 at 10:09 PM