From the '2 part' intro, to the cheeky fanservice scenes, this is really looking up to be a fun game, as well as funny.
First two videos are Part 1 SD and HD, second two are Part 2 SD and HD.
Thanks to FZeroRacer over at http://www.vidyavidya.net for the link. Really great community over there.
If this has been blogged already, just tell me, I'll hide this then.
Finally, there's a chance we may have an idea when this Mother 3 translation will be released.
As of their latest blog post, they are finishing up all of the testing, and putting the final polish onto the translation.
This is great news for those who not only want to play Mother 3 without having to refer to a GameFAQs guide, but to those who want another reason to play Mother 3.
I would say it seems like it could be a real freeware game, but it seems too good to be true.
After looking at some Samba De Amigo videos (and eventually jumping from rhythm game to rhythm game), I found this. It looks like a simple freeware video, but the reason I doubt it to be real, is because so far, it's the only video of it I've seen. Plus, something this different would have spread around the internet eventually.
So, after finally saving some money from work, I've decided to invest into a HDTV. Sad part is, I haven't researched very much. All I mostly know is that either a 32 or 37 will work in my room, and front cable ports are something I'd perfer. Besides that, I don't really know any good brands (besides the obvious Bravias and Samsungs all around). So, I come for help. Do any of you guys have any tips of what I should look for in a HDTV, primarily for gaming? Any good brands I should look into, stuff I should avoid, and any other good tidbits would be great.
P.S: I'm also looking for a easy way to record gameplay also. I've found something called the Dazzle, but I'm looking around a bit more before I pay 50 or 70+ dollars for one. From what I've seen though, it works.
I had this ready for a while, but I only finished the arms today.
I do this spriting thing all the time, but I'm definitely no pro at it. It could still use some work. Glad I finally got this thing finished though, as it's probably my first 100% custom fighting game sprite.
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