So sad we'll probably never get more on this because Microsoft closed the studio for no reason.

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Perhaps the most heavily beboobed of all Love Live ships.

And yes, that's a word. I just invented it.

The studio wasn't actually making money...

Nice navel.

Friend Raven, does this mean we are having the skinship, or the "sesbian lex"?

OTP

^^Huh that's sweet.

Sad, where's your elven pride!

^What's wrong with the artist work?

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Immediate flashbacks to this, of course. :D

Cute.

Nice.

Lovely. ^_^

Nice. :D

Cute.

Good puppy.

Strong.

^Khyle is typically known enjoying edgy/shocking "humor", and hiding strange things in their art. They were also banned in Germany on Twitter if I'm remembering correctly, for making a piece of art in poor taste about WW2.

This art seems to be one of their tamer ones though, unless I'm missing something

^I still think they should have been allowed to make the sequel for Hi-Fi Rush since the first one sold very well from what I've heard. Unfortunate that the rest of their games had more of a cult following and weren't really money makers though.

Also I don't think Microsoft is good at handling game studios in general, and they have a pretty long history of that from what I remember, so I'd say it's a layered situation, and regardless it still sucks that the studio closed

I wonder if it's an anal plug type tail. Also despite Anon being the pup here she also has bite marks, is Soyo a dog biter?

"It was for science."

And they were teammates

Imho these look like Saint Seiya Cloths to me, which I see as an absolute plus.

No, that's backwards. Hi-Fi Rush has a strong following but sold like shit

And Microsoft's handling of game studios... They mostly just let the studios they acquired do whatever? Which is what a lot of people would tell you how publishers should act (they are wrong). Like, you may have heard that they ruined Rare by forcing them to change their games, but the opposite is true; Rare needed the outside guidance that Nintendo provided to function effectively