NIGHTBLADE'S PROFILE

I'm not usually one making topics about something this random, so you'll have to forgive me.

Like anything user friendly (perhaps like rm2k(3)), there's a lot of garbage out there on you tube. But amongst the garbage, there's some really good stuff; good stuff that probably would have never seen the light of day if it were not for youtube.com. Upon looking through anything, whether it's a bloated list of rpg maker games, or a side bar of videos involving some retard getting his balls hit by a see saw; there's going to be something of worth amongst that. Being that I've already rammed the point in the ground; here's what I typically do (waste time) on when I'm messing around with youtube.


(This would be a lot easier with a youtube tag)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bq1_6D9QS9Y

Transformer fans will enjoy this one.

I was going to write up something about this, but someone else took the liberty of writing a needlessly complicated description for me, so here you go.

"Dr. Smoov works for Destrou

That is the only way to be able to create such a wonderfully entertaining, charmingly surreal episode of Transformers. The attention to detail and the quality of the dialogue are only matched by the distinguished class of the voice acting and delivery. Brilliantly blended editing that only enhances the viewing pleasure. Very certainly (as other have previously acclaimed) genuinely world class material."

There are a few great little episodes here, my favorite however would have to be "Shockwave's Burden"


Now go. Your turn.

Now.

Do it.

I can respect the amount of work that went into this game, but a few things about this bugs me.

The introduction has a very, very, very, very, very high amount of text. After the first few screens of it, I began to skip through a few passages. Maybe I find this sort of thing less interesting because I didn't finish the first game? Regardless; it seems to drag on a fair bit before getting to some psuedo gameplay; which involves a scene where the player controls the main character in some mystery garden type place.

Is this place a dream, or some kind of psychedelic euphoria? Oh well, I moved on.

More walls of text, going more in depth with the former protagonist and the extremely girly boyfriend which I initially thought was an extremely tom boyish friend.

Didn't get very far, but it seems to be more like a visual novel than a game.

My other usual nitpickings apply thus far, such as the singular pictures for every character no reflecting emotion presented in dialog. Also, the walking animation seems a bit stiff; strange since the climbing and action sprites are so well animated.

The dialog, however is still awfully well written.


I'll give a better impression once I get a good way into the game.

You have to buy it? Well, it looks to be extremely high quality so I guess I can actually see myself paying for this some day.

Still it's just stunning.

15 dollars for mapping? I'll do one.

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My favorite town out of the ones I've made. It's a bit more elegant than all the rural stuff I usually make.

I don't think it stands out that badly, the character in the middle there has an interesting design; however It's hard to make out some of the details.