agreed. They don't even look that similar. You could probably find a dozen movies that have similar covers.
agreed. They don't even look that similar. You could probably find a dozen movies that have similar covers.
if it's anything like EOTB I think you could use the number keys to have your character attack.
might have to give this a try. I'm a huge fan of Eye of the Beholder and the early Westwood games.
I had worked with OMGPop on a project. Their office was mad tiny and was bursting at the seams with their staff. At first I was a little worried but they made an awesome game and it got a couple million plays. I'm not surprised they found success and they're a great bunch of dudes (can't remember if there were any…
Part of me thinks, would I really play a 60 hour game on an iPad? Another part of me thinks I should get an iPad so I can play a 60 hour game on it.
I don't know I stopped reading after I read that line and was like WTF? I've just played dozens of games where the lead character was a female and was not a shop keeper or a waitress.
"The few games Anthropy finds that star women tend to render them as waitresses or shop-owners."
For relaxing time... Make it Suntori time.
a new turn based Front Mission would be cool.
hmmm. I'm thinking one $300 version if they are anything like the human versions.
every person I know in NY that watches football posted the same status on FaceBook "Noooooooooooo!" NYC is not a warm town for evangelicals (or shitty Quarterbacks).
I would have bought five $2 million dollar houses instead.
I was going to be a hater and be like no retro games wouldn't be better with new sounds but I was too busy laughing.... so I wrote this instead.
I never actually saw one of those it was called Bega's Battle. For some reason that got me thinking about the game Thayer's Quest which was a fantasy style laser disc game with a keyboard. Now I kinda want to play laser disc games.
from the look of the pic she's gorgeous.
Ah drum and bass, always good for a racing game trailer. I like D&B, 2 Step, Speed Garage, and Moombha but for the most part Dubstep bores the shit out of me.
My first exposure to Lupin the 3rd was the Cliff Hanger laser disc game. I don't think I found out the real name until years later. there was no public internet back then so it was hard to find things out.