bearshamanbro

I've seen quite a few HHGS videos and he is entertaining just to see how people interact with him. I'm a fan of just his interviews. He really does open people up and he gets people excited to talk about what games they're working on. Even if you haven't heard of him, he does get lots of insider access and regularly gets access to big names in the industry. With that said, I'm not sure how he would fit into being a guest on the Bombcast. i fear HHG would sound very 'amatuerish' on the podcast as I don't think he could hold his own in discussion. A lot of dumb crap can come out of this mouth. On his regular podcast everyone else argues and challenges him on this stuff, but it would be awkward on the Bombcast if they didn't reign him in. Who knows though, it could be two hours of craziness. He'd be good on the Live show.

" @Berezov: Why do people hate the fade so much... I kinda liked it "

Yeah, it definitely will take some time to feel natural. The biggest thing is getting used to drawing and not seeing your hand while you do it. This may seem elementary but I would practice just drawing lines until you get a good control on the movement and varying the pressure. Another thing to practice is sketching at different zoom levels and to see how that affects line quality. One other tip is to regularly rotate your canvas instead of forcing a difficult movement. You probably do that a lot with paper/pencil but many don't think to do it in Photoshop.

FInal Fantasy III soundtrack. At the time (maybe still is) those were some epic tunes. Especially the end boss.

That stache is a work of art!
 
Did the game feel good? I love SFIV and have put tons of hours into it but I just didn't know how a 3d engine would feel with MvC. I always felt SFIV felt slightly floaty but worked pretty well for it's slower pace. Because MvC is a lot faster paced, I am a little worried about how tight the controls will be. I assume it' a lot like Tatsunoko vs Capcom but i haven't played that game at all.

Sorry guys, didn't make it in...I don't think Capcom was prepared at all for the turnout. I'd say at least 600+ people showed up for this. Got there an hour early and in 1 hour after it started moved about 5 feet in line.

If anyones is in Chicago, there is a Marvel vs Capcom 3 Fight Club tonight. Everyone who goes will get a chance to play the TGS build. If I make it I'll post some impressions. 
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