how they're 3d but still warp and distort in real time... honestly its what stood out to me the most, even more than controlling six characters at once haha
i gave the original to ohkubo in person, and i had drawn a sketch of myself myself saying a little message to him in the lower right. my mentor wanted to sell prints at his gallery, so i took that part out and replaced it with some more of my favorite unsung heroes!! the theme of the piece was "mostly ignored characters that actually rule"
not nearly enough pot o' thunder/fire fanart, or tadpole jackson for that matter u_u
woulda hit the fuckin spot for multiplayer hangouts, like sea of thieves with a convertible. and no longass load times :|
this is also me being bitter i couldnt convince my friend to play comrades with me more than once (me and friend 2 had a blast, friend 1 didnt, so we never played again)
does he have like, a place to live in the states? family? a way of getting money? even the boys seem to struggle with money and not actually owning a place in LA haha
just wondering if he actually thought this through further than "america is great i dont want to be in india anymore"
hey, what the title says. the closest i can think of are games like psychic force, virtual on, custom robo but theyre not quite it. looking for a game where you move around on a flat plane and shoot patterns of bullets at eachother- like a fighting game with guns
i couldve sworn i saw a trailer for one with anime girls in steam a while back but it slipped through my fingers :( (edit: after further research, the game might've been acceleration of suguri 2- i still need to try it. im definitely still anxious to hear if there are any others, though!)
This game was ALMOST really cool, i feel like someone could make a really good bullet hell/fighter if they tried again
i like that on dreamcast the vmu always says "2012" at all times to remind you what year the game takes place in
my favorite character is carlo the idiot nerd in glasses