Better options where you'll avoid this and you'll fall in love with:
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Screenshot from this compilation video of Ratings in Rhythm Heaven Groove: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-D-Gf-w8szw&t=223s
Both pictured quotes like in this image and feedback quotes right before the picture are welcome :)
Don't miss it!
Veya genel olarak bu oyunu satın alan var mı?
I wanted to share this to objectively scale up "Try Again" and "Keep Trying" against each other in terms of positivity according to previous localization decisions in past Rhythm Heaven games.
In the Groove equivalent of this:
"Try Again" is replaced by "Keep Trying"
"Keep Trying" in the green speech bubble is replaced by "Keep at it! You'll do better next time!"
Out of the revealed freebies for the next 2 weeks, RCG2 appears to be the most valuable by far with 40 dollars.
This is the perfect opportunity to add RCG2 to your library and play it if its price tag was turning you off!
It isn't that tough, really. The secret is to use >!invariant culture for methods that accept floats or strings.!<
I am referring to a future official re-release, not the fan translation.
In my opinion, the new ratings in Groove (Keep Trying, Really Good, and Amazing) change the future possibilities quite a bit. If Rhythm Tengoku gets an official international re-release, it is now more likely to be created as an enhanced version from scratch with the new rating words rather than a direct translation of the original game, which still includes the old ratings.
I have recently seen Paul Castro Jr. complain about his Wikipedia photo in X, and other VAs have responded to him by saying the same about their own Wikipedia photos.
When I asked Wikipedians, though, they redirected me to this very clearly-written page with examples:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:A_picture_of_you
I am not a VA, but I simply want to help out the community by pointing this out if it's obscure. Because the requirements seem pretty simple to me, and even if VAs themselves are too busy to research this, surely their agencies could help them?
I think he appears only in the "Masked Mallard" episode in DuckTales 1987 series. I honestly thought he was a pretty clever villain and I had found it pretty cool how he had managed to keep Scrooge and Gizmoduck on their toes even though he is just a crooked journalist and doesn't have any superpowers like Magica and the other recurring villains.
Also curious why he uses his "Incidentally, love the X" phrase only early in that episode and stops using it later lol
It was June. A support ticket was sorry it had missed Halloween, so it went back in time.
It wanted a well-made costume from the tailor, who was sharp enough to tell it was a time traveler.
The tailor dressed the ticket's head up as ToUpper, its body as ToLower, and tied its shoes with ToString.
The ticket replied: "That's not a costume! That's what I already am!"
It was June. A support ticket was sorry it had missed Halloween, so it went back in time.
It wanted a well-made costume from the tailor, who was clever enough to tell it was a time traveler. She was sharp.
The tailor dressed the ticket's head up as ToUpper, its body as ToLower, and tied its shoes with ToString.
The ticket replied: "That's not a costume! That's already what I am!"
Considering how these transformations have such brief animations, I wouldn't expect the animators to make them consistent. That's the legendary DuckTales cartoon for me, I guess :)
Still curious why they didn't keep the triplets' original color scheme during the transformations, though. Maybe to make the transformation more obvious?
Since they define themselves as an "indie video game publisher", I thought this sub would be suitable to discuss them. Link to the tweet:
https://x.com/devolverdigital/status/2062169621931631041?s=20
If you've had any, how was your experience with Devolver Digital? Do they live up to their PR stunt here? (which honestly impressed me as a non-dev gamer, hence my like. I also had enjoyed a couple of games published by them)
Thanks for your time, and sorry for this barrage of questions!
I took this pic from WayForward's social media post yesterday.
Has anyone visited the SCV collectibles show and checked this comic?
I am curious how they have adapted the animated in-game manga panels to printed media. And more importantly, will this comic become a series? The number "#0" at top right and the word "debut" in WayForward's post below makes me cautiously hopeful, to be honest. Link to the post below: