hermie

Clarence

Since "Adjective Animal studios" was too long, I went with "Wacky Animal", though that sounds more like an actual studio. 
 
Wacky Animal have had many success with Pirate themed games, including: 
The educational game Buck A. Neer, 
Ship of the Coast, the Sim RPG, and the follow-up Ship of the Sea,
and the more casual Life spin-off The Ships. 
 
Then there's the Animal games, including 
Manymals, 
Manymals PZLE (the puzzle version),  
Moriemals,
and Mostimals. 
 
Others of note are my Gundroid/Super Gundroid series, the Golf sim Lion Forest (harr harr), the historical trivia game Who dat King?, and my very successful harbor sim series Hard Bored.

I agree with Jeff as well, I find myself forcing through the shooting just to get to the next funny bit. I think I only got the bonus money for not getting hit one single time, and that was because I had replayed that section so many god damn times. 
 
Still, I completed it, so it never broke the experience for me, I guess.

Great video Drew! Is FCP your editing software of choice, or just the office standard? What if you don't have access to a high-end Mac? (Been looking for something to replace Premiere)

I got to use my powers for evil: 
http://www.thegamingvault.com/2010/08/next-batman-game-is-called-batman-arkham-city-coming-fall-2011/#more-12615

Nicely written, I love gameplay anecdotes like this. 
 
(Also enjoyed the special appearance of [Thumbs] Patters.)

Since Ryan decided to use it, I made a vector version to match it a little better: 

By the way, given the standards of video game names nowadays, I envision the title something like Batman: Batman-Batman. (From Carbon Neutral Games, the creators of Lincoln Force)

I had to do this: 

" Brad is fucking everywhere. "