HAPPY NEW YEAR! 🥳 🎉
After much consideration, a plan for 2025 has begun. The big project is to create a new book — A Book About Making Web Games. The decision to move ahead with this plan involves two main ideas. The first, I always wanted to run my own arcade. The second, it has to do with tech education.
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Photics.TV Reaches 10,000 Subscribers
Photics.TV passed another milestone. Over 10,000 subscribers decided that the tech variety channel was something they wanted to see more. It’s nice. That’s a lot of people. Thanks for joining the adventure, as the ultimate direction for this project is not quite clear. Tech video serendipity has been fun. This is just the beginning though, as YouTube channels can grow even larger.
Happy Birthday Photics.TV 🥳🎂
Two years ago, the first Photics.TV video was published. More than 250 videos later, the channel has grown to welcome over 2000 subscribers. That’s nice! More entertaining and informative videos are planned for that YouTube channel. Although, there is a question — what about this website? What is the future of Photics.com? 🤔
YouTube Level 3 — Photics.TV 1000 Subscribers
After 186 videos, more than 327,000 combined views, and 15 months later, 1,000 people in the world decided to subscribe to Photics.TV. Are you one of those people?! If so, thanks! Hopefully you’re enjoying the content. It’s a mix of technology videos — tutorials, heroic tech support, tech news, reviews, gaming, and a lot of other fun stuff! The goal is to entertain and inform, which was a lesson learned from my traditional newspaper days.
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New “Data” Section
It’s been a while since Photics.com has created so much video game content. That’s because it’s been a while since video games have been as entertaining as TRANSFORMERS: Tactical Arena or Star Trek: Legends. The first has intense Player-vs-Player battles, which are set in that classic G1 style. The latter is a wonderful blend of characters from a franchise that spans over five decades. The point is that it’s a lot of characters. That’s a lot of data!