Bubsy... Bubsy?!

So what secrets have you got for Bubsy? Come,... spill the tea. 🍵show more

Bubsy 4D? More like Bubsy 2D, am I right?

Duckman but with Bubsy characters #blender3d #Bubsy4D #bubsy

BUBSY F*CKING DIES! 😂😂😂

Virgil! Another character from the failed Bubsy pilot coming... back for Bubsy 4D! He's a perpetual grump and acts older than he is. His "Virgual Reality" headset design is based on the pilot's helmet and allows Bubsy to train up his moves in a virtual world!show more

Who's your favorite from Bubsy 4D's cast of goofballs?

Everyone's reaction when they see Bubsy inflate for the... first time:show more

Bubsy: What Could Possibly Go Wrong? pilot (1993) from... Calico Entertainmentshow more

Quite frankly I'm disappointed by the lack of Beebz... + Bubsy fan art out there.show more

Loooove seeing those leaderboards fill up! And Bubsy, stop... insulting our players please...show more

Bubsy if it was written by Ian Flynn (please,... don’t take this seriously)show more

You can mute Bubsy, but he'll be so sad... about it he'll actually break character.show more

A mountain of paperwork awaits Bubsy on the second... planet! Better watch your step, it's a looong way down...show more

The VOD of Bubsy playing through the demo is... now up! Watch him lose his mind trying to beat the trophy time.show more

We had a lot of fun adding more cat-like... qualities to Bubsy! Loafing, kneading, running on all fours, butt wiggles… You name it.show more

Sure was crazy when we just dropped the Demon... Tides demo like that... What's that? WE JUST LAUNCHED THE BUBSY 4D DEMO TOO?! Live on Steam right now, go check out what we've been cooking up with the bobcat.show more

Oblivia! Originally from the cancelled TV show, this is... her first appearance in a Bubsy game! Originally written to have bad hearing, we reinterpreted her with a cute hearing aid. She amuses herself by constantly saying Bubsy's name wrong on purpose.show more

Congratulations to the Artemis II team on a safe... landing! 🚀show more

Tom Holland and Zendaya have officially started the ‘SPIDER-MAN:... BRAND NEW DAY’ press tour.show more

Facial reconstruction of a 4,000-year-old Proto-Aryan He belonged to... the Volga–Ural group of the Proto-Indo-Iranic Abashevo culture, which included previously known materials from the Samara Trans-Volga region and the forest-steppe Cis-Urals (the cemeteries of Syezzhee I, Churakaevsky, and the more recently discovered Malo-Yuldashevo I, Krasikovo I, and Imangulovo-2e II). Ground burials at Mount Berezovaya (Bulanovo I) in the Orenburg Cis-Urals have also been tentatively attributed to this group, where rituals and artifacts characteristic simultaneously of the Abashevo, Sintashta, and Seima-Turbino populations were recorded (A.A. Khokhlov, A.P. Grigoriev). Excavations of Kurgan Cemetery I near the village of Krasikovo in the Krasnogvardeysky District of Orenburg Oblast were carried out by the Orenburg Archaeological Expedition of Orenburg State Pedagogical University. The site was discovered in 1977 by N. L. Gabelko (Morgunova). The cemetery is located north of Krasikovo, on the steep left bank of the Tok River (a right tributary of the Samara River), and consists of six earthen kurgans measuring 13–40 m in diameter and 0.25–2 m in height. In 2015, two kurgans (Nos. 1 and 3), situated in the southern and central parts of the cemetery, were investigated. Kurgan 3 was excavated manually; its diameter was 18 m and its height 0.25–0.3 m. The mound was constructed on a level platform; no surrounding ditch was identified. Stratigraphy: turf layer; mound fill (dark-gray humified sandy loam, 10–50 cm thick); buried soil (brown humified sandy loam, 30–50 cm thick); subsoil (brown loam). Within the mound fill and at the level of the buried soil, human bones (from the destroyed Burial 2), animal bones, a rounded stone artifact, and fragments of a single pot-jar–shaped vessel were found. The ornamentation of the vessel consisted of fingernail impressions beneath the rim and cord impressions forming a “herringbone” pattern. Four burials were identified in the kurgan: two intrusive burials (Nos. 1 and 2) at the level of the buried soil, one of which (Burial 2) was completely destroyed, and a complex consisting of Burials 3 and 4, over which the mound was constructed. In intrusive Burial 1, the skeleton lay extended on its back, head oriented to the southeast, and was accompanied by small fragments of resin. To the right of the skull stood a handmade pot-shaped vessel with a carination in the upper third of its height, an everted rim, and a pronounced internal ridge. The rim was decorated with zigzag lines; the body from the rim to the ridge was ornamented with horizontal fluting; below the ridge, a band of slanted lines was applied, underlined at the bottom by a double zigzag. The ornament was made with a toothed stamp, whose comb impressions covered the lower part of the vessel. In the upper part beneath the rim, the vessel had been repaired with two bronze clamps. Based on the vessel, Burial 1 of Kurgan 3 dates to the Sintashta period (Evgenyev A.A., Morgunova N.L., Kryukova E.A., Kharlamov P.V.). The individual (Krasikovo I, 3/1) had a large cranial length of 194 mm, a medium-large cranial breadth of 146 mm, and a large cheekbone breadth of 145 mm.show more