Blue Steel DeWitt
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Sonic’s high or something. @sega http://bit.ly/11FFUbQ
- WinRAR: Buy me.
- Peter: Do I need to in order to use you?
- WinRAR: Not necessarily.
- Peter: Is it legal for me to just keep using you?
- WinRar: Yes, but...
- Peter: EXTRACT THIS ARCHIVE TO...
Cofflings are hilarious. I say something completely sarcastic and they say something completely sarcastic back. Then I think about it and realize I wouldn’t hate Kinect QTEs if it were for Shenmue 3. But I would hate Xbox One for having it because I’m not buying that anti-consumer load of crap.
caleb-and-his-coat Asks:
aren't you makign a game? did you take classes? when did you begin to get interested in video game making? also what is the game going to be? if your making it.
petercoffin Said:
I want to make a game, but I am basically a writer and an artist in that realm. Being a comedian means nothing in game creation and being a writer and artist who wants to put together a team means you’re pretty much everyone.
I’d like to make a JRPG, so that makes me even more bland in that world. Granted, I want to make a self-aware, interesting, character-oriented one, but tell that to the judge. People don’t care. I have one other idea for a game for smartphones, a platform/puzzle game that would be cool.
If I am able to get a team together ever, the idea would be to make beautiful pixel art games. I’d personally want to pick up where Square left off with FF6, just with an element of humor and a huge emphasis on character development. I’d be most interested in a game in the style of FF6, where you have multiple parties doing things around the world. Basically I’d want to do the George R. R. Martin version of classic Final Fantasy. That interests me. I have realized how utterly impossible to do this on my own, though. Even just from a story perspective. I need a writing partner or two to do something that big, and I can’t be the one who keeps it organized with everything else I do.
Plus artists (particularly background artists), but most of all coders. People who can make something we can put on Steam, iPhone, Android, & PS4.
You have no idea how much I wanted to dislike this going in. But Will Arnett as Batman and actual Lego-style movement (as opposed to how they move in the stupid games) sold me on it.
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Batman Arkham Origins: E3 screenshots, demo walkthrough video
Warner Bros. unveiled a few new screens and a lengthy demo walkthrough, hosted by Creative Director Eric Holmes.
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