The problem is though that there are absolutely no references by nintendo for what a small fairies from that generation of games look like.

For anyone starting eve online (you too Riley), one of the best things you can do is join a newbro roam.

For example, Redemption Road is having one on the 20th: http://www.redemption-road.com/forum/index.php?board=118.0 - they cover all expenses and ships for you, and it’s one of the best ways to learn about the…

You should check his youtube channel, there’s a video on just this subject: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XeGNpeFOOCY

So glad that the beard is back in full force again.

this whole thing isn’t a giant was of their time. And be sure to type with proper capitalization, so the developer can hear you.

Love the devs behind it. They’ve been very receptive of suggestions and bug reports, and even opened up their Trello for people to contribute.

Definitely one of the early access games on the Vive that I’m looking most forward to seeing developed further.

As a side note, a shame you didn’t get to show off the standing…

It’s all down to GPS accuracy, and what the smallest real distance is that the app will count. I don’t see most of these working at all.

1. Purchase game from site

Steam allows developers to generate keys to their own games without restrictions. This is completely within their terms of service, and widely used by developers for different kinds of promotions (example: humble bundles)

There are various speedrun categories, including “Glitchless” runs. watch those, and be happy.

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Mike: You’re the main reason I still come to Kotaku. Keep being fantastic.

Patrick: would have been cool to include a link to the actual post by Textralia, for those too lazy to try and hunt through their post history.

A photo shoot.

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The shot at 1:05 was the only one that was really interesting, since it actually used the game’s mechanics in a cool way.

Of course the implementation wouldn’t use an actual cube, but it’s an easier way of visualizing the problem. I was using that terminology because that’s what the original poster used.

Pretty sure they meant that the sprite would be billboarded, and you would ray cast from the camera position to the player and decide which sprite to display based on which face of the invisible cube you hit.