I agree. I think in terms of the fighting games, and their characters, it depends on how much work went in to coding them as well. For the Predator that also included licensing rights. If they’re essentially copies of other character’s models and move sets (as Reptile was originally) charging $5 is steep. However, if…
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Here’s at least one not angry response lol. You’re 100% correct about your first point.
Oh thank you! I was waiting for someone to make this point. I’ve been playing games since 1989 and every single new game that has ever come out has carried a high tag. Game Boy games, Super Mario Land was $40 when it came out, have not shifted in price in nearly 30 years. $50-$60 for a game has been a standard price…
Think of this as what happened with “The Dead Zone” movie and the “Garlic Junior Saga” in DBZ. The movie came out and wasn’t canon, then they made the character canon to “fill in” the gap between Namek and the Android Saga. Or better yet, the DB film “Path to Power” which retold the original DB origin but doesn’t…
You aren’t kidding. The man that composed the music is named Tsutomu Ooashi (under a pseudonym of course - Shoji Yamashiro). He wrote a scientific paper called the “Hypersonic Effect” in which he posits that humans can have their emotional and psychological moods altered based on ultrasonic sounds/pitches (anything…
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Yup! Golgo 13 was the first that can be easily found to use a generated image. You weren’t wrong originally either. I kind of shot myself in the foot initially because I stated “effects” rather than objects or a more accurate term so my apologies there. Computers were a blessing, but sort of became a curse, for…
As I covered in someone else’s post, the practical effects were aided by computers yes, but they were not generated by computers alone. This is a huge distinction. The cells that were drawn, inked and then painted were touched up by a computer, but were not generated by one.
The TF film was entirely hand drawn with the exception of some wire-framing effects during the Unicron conversion scene - the animated effects of the TF’s transforming were hand-drawn howeer - but the cells themselves were hand-done. It was made before the widespread advent of Computer generated graphics, layouts, as…
You are correct. I own the Manga as well. Akira didn’t cut corners with the production also and is one of the few animes to be rendered in 24 unique frames per second. Most anime runs at 24fps, but doubles up (called 2’s in the industry). It is one of the only animated films to ever do that. Not only that but it ran…
Aid possibly, but the cells were hand drawn and painted. Cite a source that states otherwise. Computers weren’t used heavily in traditional Animation until the advent of the CAPS system which debuted in 1989 and was widely utilized in the 1990 film Rescuers Down Under. Before then, everything was hand-drawn with the…
There were no CG effects at all. It was 100% hand drawn.
Reworded - This shit isn’t even high level lol play
Yea I screwed it up lol
I didn’t think it was XD. There are times when my fiance` speaks “in Tumblr” and even I have a moment where I need to catch up. It’s honestly quite hilarious! So I can empathize with both sides.