I am currently doing work on PS3, and our renderer by default colours the screen blue. So when the game starts up without crashing, before any data is loaded and displayed, we at least get what I like to refer to as the “Blue Screen of Life”.
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😀 That is awesome.
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Nice! We have both posted color-based work stories this morning.
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