"In June 2012, McGee reiterated his intention to develop a third game, now titled Alice in Otherland."
I don't know about sales numbers, but he's determined.
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The fact that her cosplay is instantly recognizable and a sequel is being talked about means the game is hardly forgotten. I mean, you knew about it. You knew enough to be able to correct me.
"I dont think this design is limiting options. Only thing it limits is..."
Hey, you did that thing where you contradicted yourself in your second sentence.
I'd love to have a twin-stick shooter like Geometry Wars on the 3DS. Or maybe a flight sim that doesn't rely on tilting the entire handheld. Any sort of shooter, or…
What forgotten games? Alice is getting a sequel, Watch Dogs isn't even out yet, FFVII is brought up in just about every conversation about RPGs I've ever listened in on. Mass Effect, Darkstalkers, DMC, Blazblue? Forgotten?
If a game is popular in Japan and doesn't have a Western release, that means it's forgotten? Huh?
If you truly want to keep a professional database of high scores, and to filter out all of the cheaters, yeah, you're going to charge a fee to submit.
It doesn't take a brand new phone to play emulators, and I've had a Galaxy Nexus for, what, two years? And it still runs everything well.
Keeping in mind that most of the games I play on my phone WERE AAA console or handheld games, and that more and more, we're seeing better developed and highly polished Android titles. Excuse me if the medium hasn't been around for two decades, and is evolving far more rapidly than Nintendo's handhelds.
The Resident Evils aren't worth bring up as worthy titles, I can play the SNES, GBA, DS or N64 Mario Karts on my phone, as well as the worthwhile Street Fighters. I can also already play a version of Smash Bros. if I want, and I have access to all of the VC titles I could possibly want to play. The DSiWare sounds a…
40 dollars vs. all of the free games and emulators, the 1 dollar games that provide a couple weeks' enjoyment, the 5 dollar games that I still find myself playing
I think I'll stick with the cheaper option.
How's that HD display working out for you? Those emulated games running well? Y'see, my phone is a device I already have. I don't really want to pay 200 dollars for a second one, then 50 dollars a game to play things on an inferior screen.
Comparing the 48 hour game to what I see in that video, the quality has greatly increased, too. The hand model looks a lot nicer, as do the patients. The tools look a lot better, there's nice lighting, the animations are smoother.
You played the 48 hour one. This one took them a month and a half. A bit of a difference in quality, I'm sure.
So the skiing, driving, biking, and airport stuff?
I was going to post this, but you beat me to it.
It's mini Luigi.
I'm saying, it isn't luck, he's been famous for a decade pretty much everywhere BUT the US. It's not like, now that he has name recognition here, now all of a sudden he's rich and lucky.
Like I've said to a couple folks, he's been rich for a decade. It's not like you're only famous if you're famous in the US.
Yeah he's definitely a one hit wonder. That's why he's been popular in Korea for over a decade.