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No need. There are certainly some striking similarities between 40k and Starcraft.HT_Black said:
The Halo series (or at least Halo 1) was going to be an RTS, but they changed that not too long into the development because of reasons I can't remember, and it become an FPS, well until Halo Wars came out, but we wont mention that atrocity in this forum. Yeah, I learned that from a documentary about the evolution of videogames a couple of years ago.
Nintendo and HAL planned a sequel for Earthbound, a 3D game called Earthbound 64, but it was canned.
However, a sequel did come around in 2005, I think. It was creatively entitled Mother 3, a GBA game in the same sort of style of Mother 2 (Earthbound). The main character, Lucas, appeared in Smash Bros Brawl on the Wii; despite Mother 3 being a Japan exclusive.
The game is brilliant, and had a strong cult following. Due to this, it recieved a complete fan translation that was released in 2007, they worked really hard to translate thousands of lines of text over a 2 year period, and they did a good job too. If you can track down a ROM and the translation patch (shouldn't be too hard), I would highly recommend it.
Mother 2/Earthbound and Mother 3 are light-hearted JRPGs on the SNES and GBA respectively.
EDIT: I don't condone piracy. Unless it's the only way (like this!).
EDIT 2: I bookmarked this thread. Some interesting shit.
However, a sequel did come around in 2005, I think. It was creatively entitled Mother 3, a GBA game in the same sort of style of Mother 2 (Earthbound). The main character, Lucas, appeared in Smash Bros Brawl on the Wii; despite Mother 3 being a Japan exclusive.
The game is brilliant, and had a strong cult following. Due to this, it recieved a complete fan translation that was released in 2007, they worked really hard to translate thousands of lines of text over a 2 year period, and they did a good job too. If you can track down a ROM and the translation patch (shouldn't be too hard), I would highly recommend it.
Mother 2/Earthbound and Mother 3 are light-hearted JRPGs on the SNES and GBA respectively.
EDIT: I don't condone piracy. Unless it's the only way (like this!).
EDIT 2: I bookmarked this thread. Some interesting shit.
They found it was interesting to move a single unit around in third person so it became a team based TPS. I'm not sure what madew them go first person, but it was probably similar to making it third person.daywalker1776 said:
Out of the 30 teams in the MLB, 10 of them have never been a part of a perfect game, they are the Giants, Cardinals, Pirates, Orioles, Royals, Mariners, Brewers, Astros, Padres, and Rockies.
Also no pitcher has ever scored a run during the game he pitched a perfect game in. 3 pitchers have had RBIs in their perfect games.
Also no pitcher has ever scored a run during the game he pitched a perfect game in. 3 pitchers have had RBIs in their perfect games.
the pyramids used to be white, smooth and shiny, the big bang was not an explosion, greek statues used to be bright colors.
and Mario was named after it's developer's land lord and only has a mustache and overalls because he was hard to animate, then some guy came in and said he looks Italian.
the rest is history.
and Mario was named after it's developer's land lord and only has a mustache and overalls because he was hard to animate, then some guy came in and said he looks Italian.
the rest is history.
Well thank you, now I have some more facts that I can give to my friends that they will probably forget in 5 minutes.philosophicalbastard said:
Wouldn't you count the Detroit Tigers or are you giving them the nod and saying they were robbed terribly and deserve the perfect game? If so, THANKSMellowFellow said:
Edit: wait, a part of... ok so it can be a team on the losing end of the perfect game?
The very first video game was introduced on October 18, 1958. It was made for the Brookhaven National Laboratory's annual visitors day. It was named "Tennis for Two."
Brandon Lee (son of Bruce Lee) almost played Johnny Cage in the original Mortal Kombat movie. Also, Cameron Diaz was going to be Sonya Blade
