Well, with the Cold War, the 1980s was culturally different from today, making setting things there interesting. The 1990s was basically like now with somewhat worse technology. It’s kind of boring as a setting. What would be the excitement? Wonder Woman has to download a webpage before the villain gets there but with…
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90s nostalgia won’t happen because there’s so little conflict. We had one of the least offensive Republican presidents followed by one of the most successful (if afflicted by prurient scandals) Democratic presidents; the last war Americans ever felt anywhere close to prideful in (The Gulf War); the economy was booming;…
I’ve had the same thought for a while now; ever since the mid-1990s, trends and styles have been a lot less widespread and universal.
I see kids walking around all the time looking like they went back in time and raided my closet from 1992.
I think TV from the ‘90s has a pretty distinct feel; just look at early Buffy.
A unique fashion sense.
‘90s fashion was kind of like today’s fashion, but much much baggier.
Every decade from the 20s to the 80s was super iconic, obviously it didn’t all shift on the first day of each decade but in fashion, music etc. each has a definite “feel” that may influence style for centuries to come.
Hey, you saw it, which is more than most of the world did.
So, Diana, decided to stay dormant during WWII but figured 1984 was the era that showed humanity at its best and worst?
Considering we have Trump as president and we’re facing the possibility of nuclear war with a communist country, I’d say the plan to bring the ‘80s back worked a little too well.
I think you mean that he looks like a creamsicle.
Technically, no, but they broke the law and Kickstarter rules by:
Scam? Maybe. I do know that on Kickstarter there’s a whole hell of a lot of, let’s call it “inspiration,” taken from other board games. I’ve often played a “new” game and wondered if I’d played it before only to realize that it’s remarkably similar to a “new” game from a few months ago.
Nope, not at all. It IS a good reason to do your homework and research what you’re putting your money into though. If it looks too good to be true, it probably is.
Read the article and draw your own conclusions.
“We want to get the license to make a Dr. Horrible game, but lack the money.”
“Well... why not just Kickstart the game, and buy the license with that money?”
“But... we need the license FIRST to be able to Kickstart the game.”
“....do we?”
“Yes.”
“...dooooo weee?” <eyebrow waggle>
“Yes!”
“Okay, sure, right... yes... but...…
You seem more like a “Loud, Boiling Over” to me
The hammer is my lawyer.