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Re: randomness
Posted: Wed Feb 12, 2014 12:19 pm
by APsychonaut
It certainly lacks any pretentiousness.
Deadly serious, 5/5 on the layout. Functional and coherent > Fancy and hard to find shit any day.
Maybe add a bit more of a description as to what each section contains, in the section itself? An extra click to the README isn't all that necessary with the scrollybox the changelog is in.
That's all I really got though, sorreh :3
Re: randomness
Posted: Wed Feb 12, 2014 12:39 pm
by moomoohk
I still haven't really figured out how the READMEs are gonna tie in but I thought to link them now since the pages themselves still lack content.
Wolf Children gave me and my girlfriend the biggest sad. Neither of us enjoyed the ending though, we kind of felt cheated by the way the characters ended up. But the beginning was the biggest hnng-feels-daw fest ever. A fantastic film for sure.
And then this one. Oh yes. No complaints here whatsoever.
Re: randomness
Posted: Sat Mar 01, 2014 10:52 am
by akazi
Re: randomness
Posted: Wed Mar 05, 2014 4:01 pm
by adwuga
So, whatever happened with that Omega Jam thing?
Re: randomness
Posted: Thu Mar 06, 2014 3:06 am
by Glabbit
Incidentally happy alleged birthday to the original Wolfire flametroll:
Re: randomness
Posted: Thu Mar 06, 2014 4:05 am
by Korban3
adwuga wrote:So, whatever happened with that Omega Jam thing?
As of right now, it looks like some doucher left the camera and stream on in the Double Fine studios. But that's cool I guess. God forbid we value our electricity.
Re: randomness
Posted: Thu Mar 13, 2014 9:37 am
by Renegade_Turner
Korban3 wrote:Wolf Children gave me and my girlfriend the biggest sad. Neither of us enjoyed the ending though, we kind of felt cheated by the way the characters ended up. But the beginning was the biggest hnng-feels-daw fest ever. A fantastic film for sure.
Love love LOVE Wolf Children, a great film. Very heartwarming. Disagree on the ending, although it wasn't happily-ever-after I think it was inevitable considering their nature. Regardless, we can agree it's a must-see.
Another one you should have a look at if you haven't before is Summer Wars. This film manages to develop a dozen or so characters very well in less than two hours. It's amazing, highly recommend it:
Also The Girl Who Leapt Through Time and 5 Centimeters Per Second. Be warned, the latter is an incredibly harsh and realistic take on human relationships, and doesn't hold back any punches. It's not much fun, but it's very well-written.
I started Elfen Lied recently. I knew it was going to be bloody, but I was not expecting the fucking opening scene to be a gory massacre.
Re: randomness
Posted: Tue Mar 18, 2014 4:08 pm
by Grayswandir
Elfen Lied is pretty cool. It was enjoyable...if not a bit weird.
For those of you with PS3s the most recent Atelier series game has been released. Although it seems to have terrible sound mixing (It feels like the music is trying to drown out the dialogue), the gameplay itself is addicting.
Here's a US launch trailer...the trailer doesn't show it but the game IS dual audio. So for you "purists" you can listen to the Japanese voice track.
