Notice they need to cover the bottom half of her body. When she’s done eating she’s got a lump on her stomach bigger than a volleyball and they won’t show it so it look’s more unbelievable.

Ohh! well... There’s no doubt Puzzle & Dragons came first with the “template”. Other than Monster Strike (Mixi), big brands like Squ.Enix, Bandai, and every other Social Game freemium you see use this template now including upgrades, stones, stamina etc. Games include One Piece, Dragon Ball Z, HxH, etc etc.
It is just…

Identical? How? The tri-color dragons? If that’s what you’re referring to, yeah, but that’s a template for most social freemium games. The gameplay is nothing less than creative I think.

I’m 250 days into this game and show know sign of getting bored. They put out new events almost every week to make sure you get new stages and monsters. It’s a pretty ingenious system. Now just waiting for that Dragon Quest or Dragon Ball collaboration.

Uh, like I said, it is the same around the world. That’s why you see the same thing of everything everywhere. When was the last time you’ve seen real innovation. When you did, was it the one and only? It has to be or it wouldn’t be innovation right?

There isn’t much originality in this world now and almost every country copies others. China is just the easy target to get picked on though.

Wow. Scene from which anime?

I’m not sure why they want the new logo to resemble the old “Explorer”. Kind of omits the point of calling it the Edge. Make it a capital E at least.

“This project will be postponed until we fix all the issues mentioned above and when we hit exactly 15 years of development for marketing purposes.”

Dragon Ball anime will never be the same without the distinctive BGM. That was one of a kind.

Konami just lost a lot of fans.

FQ Konami.

Eh~~. Note sure what else you were expecting tbh.

Well. FF15 is taking a decade. I’m sure a lot of organizations can do that with so much time.

No. Dragon Ball Evolution was the last straw.

Looks like your first time watching a trailer.

As “Concept Art” the feeling on paper makes it feel raw, which is what I like. I’m not saying I don’t like digital though. Digital art excels in many ways and I myself do digital renderings for clients which is probably why the nostalgic feeling of paper sketches gives me a tingle.
I do rough doodles on paper but not…

It’s sad to say it’s refreshing to see these kind of illustrations on a sketchbook now. Good stuff. I like them more than digital art.

“Just make the men look like women”

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