(kftiger) (2024)
Image description: A person’s hand holding a PlayStation 5 video game case in what appears to be a store with shelves of other products in the background, slightly out of focus. The case is predominantly yellow with blue borders, consistent with PS5 branding colors. On the front cover, instead of a specific game title or artwork, there are texts that read “video game” in bold black letters at the top and below it, smaller text stating “for entertainment graphics, story, characters.” At the bottom right corner of the case is text that says “no name” in lowercase letters.
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This is a photograph of Playstation 5 video game case in a game store. The case label design has a bright yellow background, displaying a minimalist design. The case features prominent black bold text "video game," with smaller text below that says "for entertainment". Below is a bullet list of features: "graphics", "story," and "characters". The game is rated E for everyone. The brand name "no name" is printed in the bottom right corner. <lora:No_Name_Brand_Products_FLUX-000001:1>
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Wish they'd come to the states so I can distinguish between laundry detergent and fabric softener
No, you don’t. The brand is run by a (gasp) clueless billionaire who thinks it’s cute to overplay this. So stores are filled with stupid signs that say stuff like “Aisle” or “Food” and the net effect of it is kind of dystopian and miserable (but, in a mocking way). Enjoy your generic “Slop”, “Poor”.