God, so atrocious in the Old Testament, so attractive in the New--the Jekyl and Hyde of sacred romance.
-Mark Twain
If people are good only because they fear punishment and hope for reward, then we are a sorry lot indeed.
-Albert Einstein
I think that OOT was one of the best Nintendo games every made.
Likewise with Goldeneye.
I don't chase, I replace.
I don't chase, I replace.
This is a real man's videogame:
Geometry Wars: Retro Evolved 2
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Wow, I actually never believed you were a games fan.
Spore, i don't knoiw, it sparked my interest at first, because this was a new line in games, but I would be too lazy to play all that. Sims was boring too, even though its the most popular game.
I have always enjoyed Half life though, all new and old, i think its the best game there is. definately worlds best FPS!
Why its good? For me, the enviornment does it all. You don't go through boring cutscenes, you can move around almost all the time, look at things, interract, you are not forced to watch anything. And its also a very fast paced action.
Being an indie game developer myself, I try to implement as much as possible into the game also, without boring stuff. I mean, it all must fit together. My goal is to not tell the player anything, and still make it interesting enough that player wants to find out what the game is all about by interracting through enviornment. I think that good visuals also have to bear some kind of function in a gameplay rather than just eye candy.
In my opinion, if you put some cutscenes that show the story (that is there to just support the action and awesome new omgzroxxxor graphics) in a fast paced game, it is ruined. But cutscenes are ok in a slowly developing game, like adventure games, which I also enjoy very much (except loungest yourney gah... oddly enough).
Anyway, I grew up with Dendy, Double Dragon and Contra fan here.
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Don't expect anything.
gribble i looked at dwarf fortress... the graphics look really interesting...i like how text was used. edit: wow, it's available for mac. i'm downloading it right now! 7 MB? i bet it's a huge game.
a lot of my favorite games are homemade 2d rpgs. i like some of the games that were made with the Verge engine... i did a little be of programming with verge. i also liked some of the games developed with allegro
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If you need any help just ask. It's a tricky game. Just remember that if you can imagine it there's probably some way to make it work.
I can tell at a glance what each little symbol in that picture represents. Is that sad?
God, so atrocious in the Old Testament, so attractive in the New--the Jekyl and Hyde of sacred romance.
-Mark Twain
If people are good only because they fear punishment and hope for reward, then we are a sorry lot indeed.
-Albert Einstein
^^^ that looks a bit shit.
i like how it's not a standard resolution... i run games in windowed mode, and this one is practically a 2x1 ratio!
it will take a while before i know what each symbol means, LOL
hahahaha: breadloaf forest
and: quakeromanced the tribe of trash
well since your pm box is full, just thought i'd let you know that tutorial is ****ing hilarious.
i'm staring at the savages on my screen right now... still trying to figure out how to move rocks so that i can have a nice big farm.
It's true. It's like an mmorpg on E-Z-mode. Which is half the reason I like it. I don't have alot of time to play, so I can just pick it up and do some mindless grinding for an hour. Kind of pointless, yes, but it's just as pointless as watching a dumb tv show.
It's too dull to be addicting, but that's just me.
I could actually use some challenging games if anyone has any suggestions.
depends on what you mean by challenging. do you mean strategically?