Misty @dog@awoo.space

@puppy@chitter.xyz @Troasta hi wombat

@puppy@chitter.xyz wombat!!

quelle mauvaise conséquence :(

Art?

pas mal cette idée

Yurie Kokubu - Relief 72 Hours (cover artist unknown)

@Mycroft DEFINITE SAME

@puppy@chitter.xyz I want Vib Ribbon on a real vector display...

@jaycie Boosts wanted?

@buny@chitter.xyz Hmm, I think Tootdon was the one that was caught archiving toots though, right?

So what's the favored iOS Mastodon client these days?

@bb@cybre.space Oh my god, this is incredible

@jaycie Yeah, seeing it suggested as a solution to most problems is a real red flag to me these days.

espèce de blabla

@pobocks Yeah, no kidding! I guess it makes some sense; if it was designed as a menu font on the GBA to save screen space, it's going to be super compact. But that doesn't mean it's the right choice when you've got plenty of screen space available...

The SNES and DS versions also run at different aspect ratios (but almost the same resolution). The SNES is 4:3 with non-square pixels, so the DS version looks thinner. This exaggerates the effect of the DS version’s thinner font even more.

I always felt like the DS version was harder to read; looking at them side by side, I see I wasn’t making things up! The SNES version’s font genuinely has bolder lines that are a bit easier to read.

I’ve been replaying Chrono Trigger lately! First time playing with the original translation in a long time.

The DS version uses a different font from the original - the same one used in the GBA Final Fantasy ports. It’s a thin, very compact varaible-width font.

The SNES version also uses a variable-width font, but it’s a wider font that budgets two pixels for major lines.

@remmah Thank you!!