try look for "PLAYING GUITAR HERO ON A MOVING SEMI TRUCK!!!"
AN : Fun Fact this scene based on real video i'm so impressed by it lol.
Video Games · Zaborn_1997
Thank you for your Kind words, i promise i will work hard to Atleast be more consistent
Zaborn is "First Alternate account" this he expects people know it's him while "Isekai" is second alternate account where Zaboru will incognito
However, since he wanted to release the Fate/Stay Night game now, he realized that one account would not be enough. After thinking about it carefully, he decided to create two alternate developer accounts instead. The first account would use the name "Zaborn." The name was intentionally chosen because it was connected to his ghost partner, making it feel like a small inside joke that only he understood.
Video Games · Zaborn_1997
it's simillar with DS but with no touch screen
Zaboru also pushed for user accounts and a trophy list, similar to ZEPS 3. On ZEPS 3, trophies and profiles existed, but without Wi‑Fi they relied on LAN cable connections for syncing. The ZGBA improved that idea by letting players keep a personal profile on the handheld itself and, when connected, upload their achievements. Still, Zaboru made the limits clear from the start. The ZGBA's internal storage wasn't strong enough to support a true digital storefront or full downloadable games. The profile system was primarily for identity, saves management, and trophies, a way for players to feel ownership over their progress and show it off without turning the handheld into something it wasn't ready to be.
Video Games · Zaborn_1997
He wore a clean, sharp outfit that didn't scream for attention, but somehow pulled it anyway—simple lines, confident posture. And the biggest surprise was his hair: short, stylish, and dyed with a bold color!. It wasn't loud in a childish way. It was deliberate, like a flag. *Image
Video Games · Zaborn_1997
yes even in 80s laptop already exists
Zaboru was still lying on his back, unconscious, but his vital signs were strong and stable. The monitors beside him blinked rhythmically, each steady beep quietly reassuring everyone that his condition was improving. Sitting close to his bed was Ayumi, faithfully accompanying him while continuing to work on her laptop for Akaishidan's recent game projects. Even in this moment of uncertainty, responsibility did not stop—but neither did her devotion. The doctors had said that Zaboru was expected to regain consciousness today, and she held onto that hope tightly. Zaboru lay there peacefully, his expression calm, almost as if he were simply sleeping after an exhausting day. Ayumi looked at her husband and whispered softly, "Zabo.. Please open your eyes. I miss you." Her voice trembled despite her effort to remain composed. She let out a quiet sigh, and tears welled up again even though she knew he was medically fine. The accident had reminded her of something painful—no matter how strong, intelligent, and capable her husband was, he was still human. And humans, no matter how powerful they seemed, were fragile. That realization deepened her feelings even more, making her love him stronger than ever before.
Video Games · Zaborn_1997
no this is based on real ps1 game, look for Super Shot Soccer
It didn't stop there. A defender snapped his fingers and a stone wall burst out of the pitch like a sudden cliff—an entire "Great Wall" rising in a straight line to block a shot mid-flight. The ball slammed into it, cracked it, and still ricocheted back into play like a cannonball.
Video Games · Zaborn_1997
It honestly depends on the restaurant. You might read that Japanese restaurants don’t accept tips because it’s considered rude, and that is true in the traditional sense. However, there are many restaurants—especially in modern Japan—where they won’t reject extra money, particularly from fellow Japanese customers. It also depends on the owner. Japanese people are well known for taking pride in their craft, and this attitude is usually stronger among older generations. Meanwhile, the younger generation often focuses on turning their craft into profit, just like in the rest of the world. Back to the tip , the thing is it’s quite different from a “Western tip.” It’s more like saying, “I love this food, so here—keep the change.” Japan is just like the rest of the world. It’s not really as perfectly “disciplined” as it’s often portrayed to be. That’s why I say anime and real Japan are very different. Anime often shows what an ideal Japanese society looks like to some people.
"Zaboru Renkonan," Toki said. "He'll be here tonight to check on the machines."
Video Games · Zaborn_1997
we'll i think the video is reposted the original definitely more than 5+ years ago tho lol.
AN : Fun Fact this scene based on real video i'm so impressed by it lol.
Another world Game Developers in Japan`s 1991
Video Games · Zaborn_1997