Just finished prototyping a pilot for my new show "Video Rewind" using a completely different workflow - pure AI video generation without screenshots. Instead of taking reference shots from Anarchy Arcade, I used straight prompts to generate first frames and alternative camera angles.

Today I spent an entire day digitizing my physical CD collection using a $20 Amazon CD ripper, spawning 80+ albums as vinyl records in my Blockbuster arcade map. From E-40 to Cypress Hill to U2, these MP3s join my local movie collection as obsolete media that perfectly fits the retro arcade aesthetic.

Over the past few days, I've been working with Claude Code Opus 4.6 to significantly improve libretro support in Anarchy Arcade, adding OpenGL context support for hardware-accelerated cores like N64 emulation and implementing modern API handling for better stability.

Major performance improvements to the blockbuster map featuring 1600 videos optimized through area portals and imposters, plus new NPCs and arcade sections to bring the environment to life.

I've been working on modeling classic gaming console boxes and creating dynamic game case systems in 3DS Max. Using textures generated in Nano Banana from Google reference images, I've created models for Power Glove, SNES, Genesis, N64, and various game boxes that can dynamically display any front-facing box art.

Today's changelog covers an older but still functioning project - ISG Immersion, a 3D room chat bot system that lets you create media-rich websites with drag-and-drop simplicity. Built with PlayCanvas and powered by Convey's streaming AI, it's designed for easy setup and mobile-first performance.