Fungah! posted:

i clicked on the mancubus painting thread to see if it eveer sold after the guy's fourth or fifth meltdown and now his name is dickbutt shitlord and he posts nonstop about screen clarity in the ps5 thread

Pablo Nergigante posted:

Don’t cry, don’t raise your eye, it’s only Dickbutt Shitlord

Pablo Nergigante posted:

Don’t cry, don’t raise your eye, it’s only Dickbutt Shitlord

Pablo Nergigante posted:

Don’t cry, don’t raise your eye, it’s only Dickbutt Shitlord

eleven extra elephants posted:

idk if this is too niche for even this thread but i was convinced this game was a fever dream i had as a kid, a mac adventure game where the plot was to kill your neighbourhood playing as mister rogers and the first enemy you come across was a statue that flashed its dick at you

Julius CSAR posted:

Hypercard ftw

quote:

Nintendo: White Knuckle Scorin' is a compilation album licensed by Nintendo and released by MCA Records in 1991. It was dedicated to Bobby Brooks, a talent agent who died in the 1990 helicopter crash that also killed Stevie Ray Vaughan. The stated purpose of the compilation was to promote literacy among children (one of Brooks' favorite causes) and "tap the Nintendo youth market" (he was described as a Nintendo fan). Most of the artists featured on the record had employed Brooks in some capacity.

A booklet enclosed with the CD featured a comic story based loosely on the Super NES game Super Mario World. Despite these connections, only one track on the album references the Super Mario franchise, "Ignorance is Bliss", performed by the power pop band Jellyfish, who were asked to contribute to the record. Frontman Andy Sturmer modeled the song's lyrics after the comic, which depicts the character King Bowser's resentment for literacy. Also included on the album was a previously unreleased song recorded by the late Roy Orbison, "I Drove All Night".

Plutonis posted:

ArfJason posted:

oh yeah that never happend thank god

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XiZHM1CLVy8

ArfJason posted:

oh yeah that never happend thank god

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XiZHM1CLVy8

ArfJason posted:

oh yeah that never happend thank god

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XiZHM1CLVy8

Knuc U Kinte posted:

Loling at the frame rate drops during the chase scene, even though its a pre rendered video.

quote:

In 2008, when I was working for the good folks at Janimation in Dallas Tx, we were hired by Gearbox to create a vertical slice (an animated version of what the game will look like) for the game "Duke Nukem Begins", a Duke origin story.

I headed up this project, as the director at Janimation, and did a lot of the character development, including the design and modeling of Duke. We poured everything we had into making the most awesome cinematic Janimation had ever created. But unfortunately, we got word the game was canceled due to the legal issues with Duke Nukem at the time.

"Duke Nukem Begins" was never made.

It crushed us, as this was what we thought could help us compete with bigger players in the game trailer market at the time.

Because it is still a piece I am drat proud of, I am releasing it 13 years after its creation. The whole team that worked with me deserves to see this released into the wild.

I hope this somehow resurrects this version of the game by showing the world how awesome it would have been...

Cubone posted:

oh it's not even made by a game company (?)

oh no he's so proud of it =(

NienNunb posted:

https://youtu.be/8a8QoiQoss0

I thought this was going to be literally the most important game of my lifetime when I saw this demo. It was the most excited I had been for a game in years.

Pablo Nergigante posted:

Duke Nukem Begins, followed by The Duke Knight

Arrhythmia posted:

The Duke Knight Rises in a Men's Stall

Arrhythmia posted:

The Duke Knight Rises in a Men's Stall

NienNunb posted:

https://youtu.be/8a8QoiQoss0

I thought this was going to be literally the most important game of my lifetime when I saw this demo. It was the most excited I had been for a game in years.