Lunar Threads

Lyriel wrote:GAH! I forgot to set it up to record last night! *facepalm*

No worries! I'm sure it's all over the internet by now, and probably legally too. I've heard some people (me) don't even get cable/satellite/whatever anymore.

I can't help but read that phrase, regardless of its context, in a Professor Farnsworth voice.

If it's the second, I think the answer is pretty self evident. Winged cats are both adorable and hilarious.

My laptop running Debian stable, windowmaker, and featuring a puzzled Nia.

Preordered from Amazon!

I'm actually kinda glad it won't be out until late August. I don't think I could afford a July release.

Wow, someone took the time to write an article about my ex-fiance's family! No, seriously. Describes those bastards perfectly. (Not to imply you or anyone else you know are bastards, but those people really were.) And then she was so brainwashed that when I tried to show her how crazy it all was, sh...

God dammit. A couple of friends of mine started dating each other, and they're all lovey-dovey. Ugh.

Congrats!

Oi, but copyright law is so tangled up that it's not worth bothering with to me. Almost every creative endeavor that I've undertaken in my entire adult life I've ended up just copylefting and calling it a day. Then again, I've never been in it for the money before.

http://www.natsume.com/ Natsume is still alive and well. They're publishing the game in the US. That doesn't bode well. I was thoroughly disappointed by the last couple Natsume-localized games I played (Harvest Moon games.) Riddled with typos, curiously disjointed dialogue, entire bits of the game,...

^Now that is weird. My mother also lives in the boonies, outside of city limits, but thankfully there are no county-wide noise ordinances. It was nice when I was a teenager and could be as loud as I wanted.

Karthur wrote:(Hey, two engineers with too much time on their hands can be dangerous!)

There is nothing more terrifying than bored engineers. But at least you guys didn't blow anything up...this time.

Sonic# wrote:

Kitdra wrote:Other then the translation thing, if there's no name/tittle, what whould be a good one for her?

I thought maybe Madam Mystery...

I like the name Clandestine? Madam Mystery also works well.

Clandestyne I think would best fit the spirit of WD.

The problem is that Square Enix has bought the rights to Lufia 2. They remade this game and completely ruined it. The characters are all young looking little punks now( Nomura did the art style so it looks like Kingdom Hearts), personalities have been completely changed, and the battle system is no...

I'm curious about how Lufia would play as an action RPG. The closest I can picture is something like the Izuna games where the enemies still move with you. Actually that would be pretty cool. I think Izuna classifies more as a roguelike . I could totally see Lufia as a Roguelike or something simila...

As much as I hate to say it... so long as they kept the main 3 people on board (Shigema, Kubooka, Iwadare), I'd rather GameArts sold the IP to someone who's gonna use it right. Last I spoke with Vic on the subject he said hardly anyone from the old GameArts is still there anymore, due to the Gungho...

Abandon all hope. My pessimism is loudly yelling that they'll try to do a generic Lunar action-RPG spin-off if they do anything at all. My considerably more quiet optimism is mumbling something about an Eternal Blue remake. I doubt we'll ever see an honest-to-Althena Lunar 3, but if we do, I don't h...

We all know that Leo is Mystere, but was Mauri given a name for her masked disguies (sorry if my spelling is worng, I suck at spelling). Any modern browser worth anything (Firefox and company, Opera, Safari, Chrome) comes with a built-in spellcheck. I highly recommend all of them. I do wonder why W...

Hydorah is this absolutely amazing 2D horizontal freeware shooter I discovered the other day. And if I didn't know better, I'd have thought it was a Treasure game for the Genesis (or maybe the Sega CD.) I can't believe how fun and polished the game is. Just watch the trailer, download, and enjoy.

Little Big Planet! Mario Kart Wii! Super Smash Bros. Brawl!

I'd avoid most fighting games online, though. I'm convinced everyone who plays BlazBlue online is actually a futuristic AI sent back in time to win fighting game tournaments.

I am intrigued, but worried. Not so much with making it into an action RPG, that could be fun. But what's the reasoning behind it? Just to sell more copies? That's what worries me. There's a big difference between making it an action RPG because the developers put some thought into it and decided it...