Evil Genius

DrPepperPro wrote:No idea if we'll* sub it. We talked about it, but we'd actually have to do things to sub it.

*Hrr drr look at me spokesmanning for Evil Genius, I've sure moved up in the world. /thicknchunky sarcasm

I think this is the best answer we can muster.

There aren't any good cracked versions yet, since all the AI and game logic comes from Blizzard's servers. So all of that needs proper emulation, which will take a while. This site is a good news source for progress on the various server emulators: http://darkblizz.org/Forum2/

I just got caught up on Kids on the Slope (Sakamichi no Apollon). The music is great, and I love how it connects with the story. I recommend this series.

Starnum wrote:Banana?

Banana who

The chapter

He had a link at first to some shitty website... which has since been moderated away.

Back on topic: Watching nothing.

This also probably means that we are going to see the elf island and its king sooner than recently expected How about a couple of volumes (read: years (for us cool kids)) of The Blind Swordsman. He can't be sure that he's a black swordsman anymore either, which then makes him The Somewhat Confuddle...

The Blacksmith: appears randomly to present awesomeness.
The Skull Knight: appears randomly to present awesomeness.

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Ladies and Gentlemen, I present to you, The Blacksmith, who we can now, with certainty, identify as THE Skull Knight. That's right, they are one and the same.

Nor the same voices for Griffith and Casca. Oh well. And none of those listed staff are connected with the original anime. Oh well. But the movies can still be good in spite of that... Strange that they list all those staff without mention of music. Well, at least it doesn't deny the possibility of ...

I think the CG looks fine when the camera doesn't move around. Though my main concern is with the music. That epic-orchestral-sounding music would be fine if I wasn't already wanting and expecting Susumu Hirasawa music. Hirasawa made music for the original anime and the video games, which has been i...

Texhnolyze, Serial Experiments Lain, Mushishi?

...I guess that's all I've got... I haven't watched any new anime in a long time...

Ratatat wrote:

tsubaimomo wrote:

Cmon look at him, he is trying to run like a cheetah .

No, no... this seems like a job for... HOVER-MODE-QUICKBEAR!!

Aww... I was envisioning it to be some sort of bonkers-parody-anime like Excel Saga...

Brilliant first post Ratatat, I must know what that pic is from.

The Programming is strong with this one.

First of all, nobody wants to download your stupid little program, Mr. Poopy-pants Programmer, as we don't trust your alpaca-trojanhorse-tank-ridden executables. Second and finally, you're all wrong and the Idea of Evil was never removed from cannon because I'm a Litteralist who takes the word of Mi...

I find this websitebook useful for reference purposes, though it may not be the best for learning purposes. It can also be download in PDF form.

The Herald wrote:Worst way to end is if Guts dies and Isidro has to carry on his name ... he'd be splattered in a matter of minutes

Not if the Berserk armor has its way with him. It'd be like CG Yoda jumpin' around...

Diablo II music. Stay awhile and listen...

Atom Heart Mother and relays are cool, and shine on you crazy Rolos. I have nothing to add.

As for using "h" to represent forced stops at the end of a word, I always thought that adding an "h" just emphasizes that the vowel sound is soft. :? I don't think we have any way to denote that a sound is abruptly stopped or cut off other than writing only part of the word and ...

Kana refers to both Hiragana and Katakana characters. The ッ/っ at the end of sentences represents a forced stop of the word, which makes the last syllable sound very brief or cut-off. So, it's often found during quickly spoken and intense dialogue. It also appears after grunts, such as け(ke), げ(ge), ...

Cool. Rolos the mad scientist it is.

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Rolos wrote:fa(u?)rther

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Congratulations! It looks pretty awesome. Why red, though? Is what you're showing us, as I suspect, part of the device you're planning to use to blackmail the government of the United States into giving you property rights over the moon (I presume they have the de facto, if not de juris, power to g...