If you watch to the end of the Kickstarter trailer, there is a nod to Initial-D, so I wouldn't be too surprised to see some Eurobeat show up.
If you watch to the end of the Kickstarter trailer, there is a nod to Initial-D, so I wouldn't be too surprised to see some Eurobeat show up.
No, I think you misunderstand - I'm well aware that you were (yet again,) making an attack on my person, and not offering any real response to what I had to say. I was instead addressing the fact that you simply cannot do anything but insult those who "dare" disagree with you.
Perhaps you should go to Reddit, I hear…
I'm not really sure how that's relevant to the topic at hand. Besides, I'm outside right now.
It's funny you're comparing myself to a "White Knight," when you yourself are doing the same thing for 'Crossy Street.' Perhap syou really cannot make a post without resorting to an ad hominem remark.
At no point did I say I agreed with the opinion shared by Berfince, in fact I find myself firmly within the same camp…
Instead of offering insults, offer discussion. If you believe otherwise, tell us why, or don't say anything. As it is, you're contributing nothing.
I've been teaching myself how to compose music for almost half a decade now, and have been a musician for longer (I've performed live in international music festivals.) I have my good days, and I have my bad days, but I can safely say that by pushing forward, you will never regret it. You'll struggle, and you'll hate…
Crackdown. That's literally the reason they made it. It's also why the plot of the first one is paper thin - the point of the game is to mess around in a big city.
Sure a shame it's on Kickstarter, or I'd back it.
Man, that face in the game rides a bullet train off the rails, and down into the deepest ravine at the very bottom of the Uncanny Valley.
Her face is pretty horrifying.
With that quantity of manliness being slung around? Clothing would be burnt off by the grumbling flames of pure vocal force anyway.
When I first watched this, I remember getting that fuzzy feeling you get inside when something almost perfect unfolds before you.
Also gets props for having one of the most accurate depictions of Stalin ever in it.
Again, that's all intentional. I'd be worried if somebody *didn't* find HM unsettling. That said, each to their own, and if you can't enjoy it, that's fine.
Hotline Miami is supposed to feel like a fevered dream, because
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you're in a coma after being shot in the head for the majority of the game. Things become much more cohesive after you wake up.
So, ignoring all the blatant strawmen you've thrown up in the first part of this post, polish is indeed the last thing you do while developing a game. However, Alpha is about integrating all the systems together in a functional way, not just throwing parts of them together in a slapdash mess - to that end, KSP is…
I'm personally a big fan of this one:
And you're not him. What of it? Clearly I'm not being bought off. If you can't figure that out for yourself, you're not that bright.
Interesting, because (if I stick with this analogy,) Wonka allowed me to buy his Golden Goose, but has taken 4 years to apply the gold leaf, has kept skipping over parts he started, and has applied some rather ugly makeup along the way to distract me.
So, no, that isn't me at all. I'd also wager, if I worse dresses,…
Sorry my dissenting opinion makes you upset. Unless you have actual intelligent conversation to offer, however, perhaps you should kindly go wedge a cactus up your ass.