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The development team has been a dream to collaborate with & I cant wait to share more! Thrilled to announce Im writing music for the new gameplay reveal features a bunch of my music in the combat sequences! #LostSoulAside If the music you hear in the Lost Soul Aside trailer sounds familiar, it’s because DMC 5 and Resident Evil 2 Remake composer Cody Matthew Johnson confirmed that he’s involved in the development of its soundtrack.

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Lost Soul Aside, along with other recently announced titles such as Bright Memory: Infinite and Black Myth: Wu Kong, shows what Chinese indie devs can bring to the table in regards to AAA console and PC titles.” There are currently 14 games enrolled in the project, with a few such as Anna: Mutationem and Project Boundary set to release this year.” This not only helps PlayStation appeal to Chinese gamers in Mainland China, but also brings unique Chinese developed titles to a global audience. The project provides developers with funding and support from PlayStation and its partners to help them develop and release the game worldwide. “PlayStation created the China Hero Project in 2016 as a way to support Chinese game developers and bring more local games to its platform in China. “Consoles were banned in China between 20, which meant that most Chinese game developers focused on PC and mobile game development during this time,” he says. Niko Partners is one of the few firms that tracks the Chinese video game market. If you’re wondering how and why PlayStation got involved with Lost Soul Aside, we asked Niko Partners Senior Analyst Daniel Ahmad. Lost Soul Aside and PlayStation’s Involvement Through the China Hero Project

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Don’t expect an Xbox Series X or S release for the first 12 months at least due to Sony’s involvement in publishing the game. Not that I would know, lol.Lost Soul Aside is slated for the PS4, PS5, and PC.

Business is too, but ultimately you lose more if you're playing with fuckery in business. Art and life are both experiments in the end. Try new sites, see what works best for you. (which is all algorithm in a general definitive) and what some people say is 'sheer luck', but I'm not a believer in luck because I know my family's history and I'd rather not invest in it considering the 'luck' we have, which is beyond weird. A lot is left up to an algorithm, timing, tagging, etc. I think art is a nice way to learn about business, and art is technically an experiment. (and I was 14 wayyy back then- if that's any indication to what kind of feedback I got for my MSpaint mouse drawings, lol) I know DA is a weird site, but it's where I started 'social media' art posting. Honestly, I think you can just throw whatever you want wherever and see if it sticks. I actually am realizing I don't spend enough time trying to advertise/market on social media and I don't really have any desire to, but who knows~ I like reddit, but honestly finding commissioners here was impossible the first time around and I'm not willing to play algorithm games anymore, not here, not anywhere. I don't like having to utilize mobile apps ONLY, and I generally spend most of my time on FB because most of my friends are older than I am (hahah) so yeah, kinda where it's at. I don't know what the best social media platform for art is, and I'm not well adverse to any new stuff. I can't do live videos anymore though, because I struggle to articulate in a 3-minute window, which I hate. I don't have a huge following, but it's nice to know people enjoy them, even if the audience is small, which is huge to me, considering my art never got traction online, and that's okay. I've actually gotten the most positive reception on Tiktok, which shocked the shit out of me, for speeddraws. I know the tumblr community is known to be pretty toxic (not to say social media mentality on most sites isn't) which was evident in my long stint on the simming (simblr) community, where people got hit up and bullied for the weirdest and stupidest shit. I won't post art on tumblr anymore, even after returning after a super long absence because I don't spend any time there and also, I'm primarily NOT a fanartist and tumblr does not like me and never has. Not that Deviantart was ever lucrative for me, but I can't fathom the new interface (are there no longer 'art categories?' WTF? Am I really THAT blind/old?) and while the 'chat' and gif features are cool, it seems like a waste of personal data-space.ĭA was always a cesspool, (if you spent enough time on there from 2010 (or earlier) on, you know what I mean, but honestly, I feel like a lot (ie: all) of social media platforms are a mess. I rejoined recently, and I'm now thinking seriously about deleting my account simply because it seems like a waste.