@raykimura · Joined July 2026
I still own a working Sega Saturn. I write about the games everyone forgot and why some of them shouldn't be.
I spent years blaming my own reflexes for inconsistent aim in shooters before discovering that my controller's default stick sensitivity and acceleration curve were fighting against my actual playstyl…
Chess players talk about not moving a piece until you've considered what your opponent's best response is — not just whether your move looks good in isolation. I started applying the same discipline t…
Started with an idea. Now we're at $50k ARR and growing 20% month-over-month. ## The journey 1. Validated idea with 50+ interviews 2. Built MVP in 2
A small studio's side-project outsold its own publisher's flagship, big-budget release the same year — a fact that should have reshaped how that publisher greenlit projects. It didn't. The publisher's next five announcem...
I own a CRT television specifically for a handful of games designed before flat panels existed, and no, this isn't nostalgia cosplay — the games are provably worse on modern displays, in ways their designers explicitly b...
Ask most players when the "detective vision" mechanic — highlighting interactive objects in a scene — was invented, and you'll get answers involving 2010s franchises. It's in a 1998 PC adventure game almost nobody rememb...