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It's pretty well known that Guybrush comes from the fact that the file name of the sprite was guy.brush - I didn't think it was George who suggested they keep the name though.Yeah it is, and no it wasn't. Hence the wtf - where would they get that from?
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New interview today on Eurogamerhttp://www.eurogamer.net/articles/brutal-legend-tim-schafer-interview
One of their picture captions:
Monkey Island's lead was originally just called "Guy" until George Lucas intervened.wtf?!
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Wicked, cheers. I'll check out the new Orbital and maybe Comicana. Again, FP just has no structure to it, so I go in for two minutes, get completely overwhelmed and irritated and leave again.
Talking about signings, I once queued up for ages to get my Lord Of The Rings collected hardcover signed by Christopher Lee. While signing it, he said 'Oh, I have this copy.' To this day, I regret not having the balls to say 'You should have brought it in, I could have signed it for you!' Instead I just smiled awkwardly, and I think he thought I was ignoring him as some old irrelevant relic who's just there to give Weta Digital something to work with, but happens to make books more valuable by writing his name on them. Thankfully, he didn't kill himself over it.
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(the people in Orbital seem to be the most aloof, in my experience).Gosh isn't a perfect shop, but it usually suits me fine - and luckily Central London has 3 other (relatively good) comic shops within 5 minutes walk of it.
Yeah, Orbital were vaguely helpful but snooty at the same time, and the shop is shit - it's the kind of car-boot sale comic shop that Evan Dorkin hates so much. Where are the others? Comic Showcase (or whatever it was called) has closed down, sadly.
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So decided to walk into Gosh and just buy the comic and leave the signing for another time.Bit off-topic, but what do you think of Gosh? First time I went in, the clerk gave me his personal copy of the Slave Labor Free Comic Day mini-comic because they'd run out, which was amazing. Every time after that I've been in, they've been unhelpful, sneering Comic Book Guy pricks. Also, they've got two floors and still manage to cram everything into shelves so it's impossible to browse, or find anything. They could do with taking a leaf out of Page 45's book (pun intended) - an amazing Nottingham comic book store.
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The first Crank film felt very much like a GTA movie to me - running round a city in various vehicles, most of them nicked; topping up his 'health' periodically; silly storyline; the whole aesthetic, map-zooms, etc; and the rubbish rent-an-ethnic-gangsta baddies...
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None.Damn.
Full Throttle.Though I'd love it if they did it as cel animation.
Yeah, directed by Mike Mignola!
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I wouldn't mind if someone tried to kill our Royals, no big loss other than in terms of tourism. Even then we could milk the tributes for years and put the Queen's body in an open casket.Jesus!
I'd like someone to wipe all their memories and relocate them to a life as factory workers in East Europe, clone their bodies and pretend they all suddenly died of inbreeding so we can put the bodies in open caskets. Then abolish the monarchy so the extended royal family and hangers-on all have to go and get jobs, sell off all their property to rich Americans, put the money to use on our schools and hospitals, and teach the world to sing.
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BUT SURELY THERE MUST BE SOME GAMES YOU'D LIKE TO SEE TURNED INTO FILMS, KARIMI, IF YOU HAD TO ADAPT ANY GAME INTO THE BEST MOVIE POSSIBLE WHICH WOULD YOU ADAPT AND HOW?
And it can't be a CG animated film.
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So what's going on with this now? I can't find any more recent news than the verdict.
Are they in jail until the appeal starts/is granted? Has the appeal gone straight into effect, so it's back to trial business as usual for another 3 years?
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Yay! Have spammed it, and a couple of games written by friends - but they're all awesome and free. Well worth half an hour each at least (except for BTDT, which is well worth playing through thoroughly for as long as possible).
EDIT: posted at same time as Thunderpeel - will take down BTDT if requested!
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Carrion Reanimating
By: Lemmy And Binky
Available: theindiestone.com
Synopsis: Platform puzzler based on Re-Animator, written for TIGsource competition.
More: Voiceover by Jon 'Log' Blyth, games journo extraordinaire!
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Large Scale Vehicular Stealing
By: Zombie Cow Forumites
Available: zombie-cow.com/lsvs
Synopsis: Bootleg demake of GTA4, written for a TIGsource competition. Satirical/comedy angle mixed with NES gameplay.
More: Written for Windows by Seregrail 7 and Nickenstein.
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Ben There, Dan That!
By: Size Five Games
Available: sizefivegames.com/games/ben-there-dan-that
Synopsis: Old-school comedy adventure game, written by and starring me and a friend.
More: Special Edition, pay what you want (or get it bundled with the sequel for £3 on Steam).
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I'm not allowed to spam Ben There Dan That! again, right..?
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it's an awesome video, that's whyNot as good as this one:
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Thank you BBX, I do appreciate it -
Another great indie site is www.tunastix.com !
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MY PLEASURE.
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Oh, and this is a cool little XBox360 Community Games review site:
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This might be a good place to start:
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Bloody hell. So, why is the site allowed to keep going, then? Or is that the defendants putting a brave face on it?
Also, do these guys have jobs? Do/did they get any profit from PB?
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Anyone else got any games they've thought could be adapted well? If you HAD to adapt any game into the best movie possible, which would you adapt? And it can't be a CG animated film - too easy! What if you were forced to reboot the Mario Bros film franchise?
Should this be a new thread..?
Box Art Design Challenge 2: Duke Nukem Forever
in Idle Banter
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Please excuse the crudity of the photoshopping...