Show Posts
This section allows you to view all posts made by this member. Note that you can only see posts made in areas you currently have access to.
I probably would too if Lou & I didn't have our Cap/Spidey rivalry going.Spidey's probably not gonna be in it, so just SUCCUMB TO THE CAP SIDE.
And by rivalry, I mean Cap constantly kicking my Spider Ass!
I know this made old news and not surprising but what do you think of this:I kinda agree with the guy on one thing. Watchmen doesn't need a sequel. It's probably the one comic book that needs a sequel THE LEAST. It was made during the Cold War, with a Cold War message. It's meant to stay in that time, and still be relevant today. A sequel would [tornado fang] it up. That, and Alan Moore just plain HATES DC.
http://www.watchmencomicmovie.com/072110-watchmen-rights-alan-moore.php
MAYBE THERE'S STILL HOPE?It's a movie property. No matter how good it is, it'll still be Tron outfit Hal Jordan, with Deadpool's face. I'll be waiting for an actual good game adaptation of GL, seeing as his comic is rising in popularity. Maybe we'll get it someday.
*looks for Blue Ring* Maybe....
Green Lantern: Rise of the ManhuntersGreat on NPH's Spidey. And when it comes to WB Interactive Studios games, what's their track record with games? Track record of a company says EVERYTHING about how something turns out. Let's see...
Ahem......
PLEASE BE GOOD!
PLEASE BE GOOD!
PLEASE BE GOOD!
PLEASE BE GOOD!
PLEASE BE GOOD!
PLEASE BE GOOD!
PLEASE BE GOOD!
PLEASE BE GOOD!
Spider-Man Shattered Dimensions Voice Actors
All I can say is WOW! That's fan-[tornado fang]ing-tastic, and I mean that literally. Getting all the previous voice actors of Spidey together for one game? This might have sold me! (I'll probably still borrow Lou's and try it out first though!)
I'll tell you what will happen:Exactly. Another site with a different name will form, upload lotsa lotsa mangoes, and we'll be able to read our kauay dezoh né again.
Nothing.
You're missing the point, in my eyes. The basic thing that made Smash so good in the past was because it DID allow you to play in any style you wanted. Wanted to go for the ultimate in silliness? Go right ahead. Wanted to make it so that it actually became more about individual skill, and less on luck of the draw? Also great! It only really became a problem, in Brawl's case, because Sakurai pretty did everything to shut-out those who wanted to play in the style they wanted to play on the technical end. Removing the likes of WD-ing and etc. is fair, but then they added in completely random things like tripping and what-not. So, in that light, that's what caused people to actually actively seek out ways of making the game in the way they want to. Some of the results are truly a sight to behold. Now we've even got people making their own stages and character skins, among so many others. I've got my precious Roy back, among others!Allowed you to play in any style you wanted, of course. One style was using the whole game, and the other style was being limited to three to four characters, turning off items, just using Final Destination and stock lives. That's as if people found some kinda really cool level in a game to constantly speedrun in, and in the game's sequel, that level, or the abilities they used in certain characters within the level, were gone. It pissed me off when people hogged the console at the game store simply playing the same level, with the same characters, over and over and over again. I say screw those dudes. Sakurai made the game, he's got the right to turn it into anything he wants to it.
But in any case, what's it to you if people get enjoyment out of playing the game a certain way? There's no "wrong way" to play the game, and being so insistent on what you consider the "right way" makes you just as bad as the "snobs" on the other side. Just sayin'.
ANY WAY. Back on topic. Tomorrow shall be the day of reckoning. Ono's twitter talks about "more than 2 announcements" to be made at the fighting game panel tomorrow. Could stand to be a very good time to be a fighting game fan...
Because thats always how they are labeled? o.oLabeled, yeah. But it's kinda... "It's not a toy, it's a COLLECTABLE FIGURINE!" or "It's not a racing video game, it's a SIMULATOR!"
Grrrrrr... how I envy you.It was already posted in this topic.
All it's describing is the format, not the quality or type of reading material x3 And I was jus curious what he meant by "hard-cover"But why call it that? It's a hardcover comic. It's a paperback comic. It's a trade comic. There, three separate distinctions for the three separate kinds of comics.
Lol what.Exactly. Just because a bunch of idealists think all intellectual property should be free and information should be accessed by everyone freely, that doesn't mean people want their work going all over the net to others who haven't paid for it. So, yeah. Realistically, there isn't any kind of market for most manga in the US. Let's just be happy the popular ones get here at all, and rely on pirating to read the rest. We're doing something wrong, but it is because we want it. Simple as that.
Whats that got to do with anything.
All because its land of the free doesnt mean you get to steal things. reading manga online IS pirating, after all.
And while we might not give a [parasitic bomb], publishers and mangakas who want money do.
So it's a-okay to pirate?I pirate pretty much every single comic I read. And if I enjoy it ALOT, and consider it something awesome, I buy it on trades and later on paperback to fit on the shelf. If I think it's good and integral to this or that storyline, I wait for the paperback edition to come out and get it.
Graphic Novel?That reminds me of a story when Neil Gaiman once went to this one author convention...
Every game after S3K has tried to copy Doomsday Zone, and they all failed. It's about damn time SS gets to flex his muscles outside of final bosses.I liked the Super battles of Adventure 1 and 2. But everything after that failed redundantly.
This. seriously, this. theres no reason they should just make manga sites close. just make them pay per read. you pay a monthly or so fee, and get manga or something like that.Official sites would be something pretty sweet. Get a license for each manga's net editions, then sell them individually online. Or sell a quickly translated version of Shonen Jump/whatever other mag a day later, online.
Toss in Super Tails as well, and i'm game. Seriously, i always enjoyed watching those flickies attacking enemies in my path.I loved torturing those bastards in Sonic 3D. (I was one of the few people who liked that game for what it was instead of complaining that it wasn't like the others)
Fond, fond memories...
I went from hating you when I first met you, to liking you over time.Thank you. Look forward to me making you rage about a topic you're slightly passionate about.
But after this....
YOU ARE MY GODDAMN HERO!
To be fair I'm modding the hell out of the game's soundtrack, but even I have to laugh when game mods are created for the FULL AND SOLE PURPOSE of altering the physics engine.Modding game soundtracks is fair and square on any game that doesn't allow for custom soundtracks. I ALWAYS like to keep my own soundtracks to listen to when playing pretty much anything. No idea why only 360 games do that nowadays.
There are only 400 billion different modes one can come up with in Smash and half the internet has to make it NO ITEMS FOX ONLY FINAL DESTINATION. My favorite Brawl moment was taking an FD engine of destruction into Yoshi's Island Melee, where he found out that he doesn't know how to fight on a slope. A freaking SLOPE. That's one hell of an unbalanced stage hazard, right?
