Wow, amazing!
There is something in isometric pixel art that makes it look so nice...
It probably needs it for the HTML5 Geolocation feature.
I agree. The part where months just flew by felt a bit weird.
I finished Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood yesterday (I'm a PC gamer, so I had to wait for the PC version...). WTF at the ending!?!
Thanks for the link. Unfortunately, I couldn't find any pictures in there, but with a quick Google search I found this, which aren't the pictures the developers took, but it's a good comparison.
Don't worry, you only get to fight the pictured spider for 3 times in the game. You do get however to fight the smaller spiders you could find in DA:O.
If you're scared of spiders, you also shouldn't play Dragon Age 2 :P
Has this been done for Assassin's Creed? Sure, for most of the time, Assassin's Creed takes place many years before 2011, so it's obviously going to be a lot different, but it would be interesting to see how landmarks that still exist look in-game.
Exactly what I was thinking.
I want one of these in Team Fortress.
Wow, I'm surprised I didn't know about those two command line tips before! The F7 one is gonna come really handy. Thanks!
If you're still using a mobile phone that supports J2ME (like I do), MeBoy is a very good Gameboy and Gameboy Color emulator. I have finished The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening DX two times on my K800 :D
This has to be the most complex easter egg ever made: [kotaku.com]
The "I am Deity" episode from "I am Weasel" came to mind when I read the title: [www.220.ro]
Sheldon knows best! :D
My university is in MSDNAA which allows me to get Microsoft software for free (including Windows 7 Professional and Visual Studio 2010, but excluding Office). I am studying computer science, and I think that only CS students have access to MSDNAA.
Six words: "Big Rigs: Over the Road Racing"
@Mario Restuccia: Couldn't have said it better myself.