I imagine a business whose only purpose is to sell random wedding photo albums, with photos from complete strangers., like trading card games but with more smiling couples...
I imagine a business whose only purpose is to sell random wedding photo albums, with photos from complete strangers., like trading card games but with more smiling couples...
Thanks Koizumi!
Wait, what? It's Norris that saves Kid from the poisoning, not Crono. It is implied by Lucca's letter to Kid that he and Marle are alive, yes, but he never makes contact with any character during the game (assuming the ghosts aren't actually them, but just a manifestation in their shape of some sort).
Uhm, it's in page 47 of the SNES version instruction booklet...
Reminds me of this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_…
Braid, not Brine
Well, I never said the others were any better.
It doesn't, the story is still a mess.
"Blood Dragon" doubles as her nickname when she hits puberty...
From the Angelina creator's explanation, it seems that it takes a set of rules from a premade batch and put it together, then it plays through the game using those rules and gives that set a score based on how "fun" it thought it was. It repeats that a bazillion times and chooses the set of rules with highest score…
Actually if you're doing only by your computer it's not a Distributed Denial of Service, it's just a DoS. Just wanted to make it clear
It could be worse.
Well, it wouldn't be the same effect. Making the camera angle slanted would make the plane intersection of the camera frustum closer to a trapezoid than a square, so it has a weird perspective effect. I made a quick comparison of the differences, including a orthographic camera someone else suggested as well. No…
The effect is achieved with a vertex shader, a program that process the data from the 3D models in the rendering process. It takes the 3D model and the camera angle and adjust it to make it slanted. When zooming in for the drawing mode they just have to reduce and disable the effect.
Actually, "Ninten" (任天) can be roughly translated to that (or more precisely, "in heaven responsibility") and "Do" is a common suffix for shops and industries (e.g. Nintendo, Tokaido, Shiseido, Ito-Yokaido, etc). Technically speaking "Whatever's God's will" is not that far-fetched from the actual meaning, but "heaven"…
Thank you guys. This thread was beautiful.
I can picture Lady Gaga wearing that in a stage...
Why in fact there is! It's called the Meta Wiki.