Add LD46 content for Newsletter 9 #121
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Made a few fmt and wording tweaks for consistency with the rest of the newsletter. |
ozkriff
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Merged, thanks for the PR!
Yeah, I have a TODO to slim down Citibound's pic before publishing the newsletter. I'm mostly watching out for giant GIFs, but maybe I really should pay more attention to static images. |
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Not a ton of info to go on for these games (they are tiny jam games after all) so I grabbed everything I could and tried to list them out nicely. Fun stuff!
Also noticed there are a lot of .png images in these newsletters. Mostly they are fine, but in particular the citybound.png image in this one is about 2mb (converting it to a jpeg made it 500kb). It may be worth enforcing that images that don't need transparency get converted to jpegs, just to keep things speedy. Especially considering these newsletters are growing and having more images :)