@chrisflavin: Isn't that just Star Fox Assault? I agree, though, there's plenty of potential in the series, if Nintendo could just stop trying to squeeze pointless gimmicks into everything.
I think I get what you're going for, but it legit annoys me that the Japanese title of the game is literally Boku no Hiro Academia One's Justice. Like, what kind of translation is the one we got? What happened there?
@planetxpress: The moment something hits the mainstream Internet, the entire Western world knows about it. As a Swede, most of my entertainment is technically American non-fiction!
That poster is one of my favorite things of all time. So many awesome deep cuts, so many memories... Weird how fanart about a website can feel bittersweet...
I recall Jeff spending a huge part of his time with the Budget Cuts demo low to the ground (even falling over at one point). Definitely seems like you're supposed to play that way, lots of low cover and such and I wouldn't be surprised if you're harder to detect the smaller you make yourself. Being unable to teleport by the desk and into the missing panel in the ceiling is because the game doesn't let you teleport into a spot where your real life body clips through the environment. He could've teleported to those spots if he'd crouched.
He came to the conclusion about needing to crouch exactly as I'm typing this sentence. Didn't think they'd have time to address it before the end of the video. Well there you go! Rough start but I still think it looks like a rad game.
Got curious and did a Google and it seems the prevalent kind of proximity fuze back in the day used radio waves. The shell would contain a transmitter, using the casing as an antenna, and when it got close to something solid the waves would bounce back and cause an interference pattern that could be measured to figure out the distance to the object, and then some electronics did their thing when it reached a certain distance and pow.
Yeah, my nervous system is easily jangled by a cup of coffee, so the better I watch someone else appraise these drinks. And Now I know what "Aw, fuck this" means.
Think I will start an Energy Drink line called Battery Acid.
Unless someone already has.
Acid no, but "Battery" is taken and the can looks like what you'd expect. I can't tell you whether it does or does not taste like acid, not having tried it, myself, on the basis of suspecting the former.
Apparently Battery comes in a flavor called "jungled"? The Jungler got to them!?
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