OOC Discussion

Dat trumpet

That's one inspiring youtube video, sire.

Nice rhymes.

That was awesome.

So my brother tells me of this Dragonball Xenoverse thing. I go 'meh' and open the trailer just to see what kind of stupid thing they are going to m--


Edit: I had watched japanese trailer, yet linked the english one. Upon watching it now, it makes sense the english trailer receives Javan's Small Seal of Cheese.


Wait a second, that's an awesome idea for a 3d fighting game, Dragonball or not!

Destructible terrain, large open areas, alternate history? Create your own character that you can train as a pupil of one of the character of DBZ?! Are you serious, they are going to leave the japanese audio!? All that on Steam...

The 12 years old Dragonball fan in me tells me I must play it. My adult self says he's going to gather the money needed to shove into Steam's face.

I've known about it for a while, and all i have to say is SSJ Bardock or GTFO.

And while i'm at it.

I have to admit that Dragonball game has a lot of potential. What a fun way to let the player make their own character and still be relevant even as they interact with the heroes of that setting.

@K I actually own Star Wars (the New Hope one). It's interesting, if painful to read. I think the author overused the asides on purpose but I have no proof, lol.

He does mention something at the end of the audiobook, about the rhythm or metrics he used or something, but i wasn't paying enough attention, and am far too ignorant to really make head or tail of it.

I did recognize a few bits here and there, like the Henry V speech Luke gives to the pilots in the briefing room, while mentioning his wamprat blasting abilities.

Action Girlz Racing is about a minimum of five playable characters running a street racing racket inside their school. Each are competing for various reasons. It's a story about girl meets boy, girl meets other girls, girl competes in nighttime street races against said girls to deflate their confidence and win boy's heart. The game features strong female leads, and themes such as adolescent love, self-worth, sportsmanship, and failure.

This game's theme being Failure is really 'punch-in-the-face' clear.

I think Danny summed it up best:

"Sonic Boom is an untouchable masterpiece compared to this game."

It was so bad I cried tears of blood.

Hey, talking about tears of blood...

That song they sang killed me, lol.

Whelp, beat Dragon Force. Here's the equally cheesy ending.



Now it's on to Albert Odyssey: Legend of Eldean.

I... I c-can't even... Words can't describe... ... I know! I'll just make a picture of my feelings right now!

magnificent

No, K. Your country's people made an audio masterpiece that I couldn't ever compete with.

This is the link for a certain video showing a scene of Dragonball Z in various countries.

At 3:20, Portugal wins it all.

But seriously...:

Double-posting! Why?! Because KevinDDR just got the title of Grandmaster in 'Tetris: The Grand Master 3 - Terror Instinct', which is confirmed as the hardest (but fair) version of Tetris that exist in the world, and only 5 other people in the world have the GM title, all of them are from Japan. That's the conclusion of 8 years of dedication to this game with the highest title obtainable to a Tetris player.

This seems appropriate to commemorate the occasion.



And yes Rory I know music is supposed to be in the depot but I think we can make an exception for a Tetris Grand Master.

See Javan, when i say it, it's totally cool. When you say it, you'd think i never had to watch the PT-BR dubs of Knight Rider, ATeam and McGuyver when i was a kid.

You can be sure that Eu não quero voar, seu tonto! and Kitty, amigão, venha me salvar! are forever burned into my memory

Versão Brazileira Herbert Richers.

Man, that's some timing! I was just watching McGuyver right now when I read this. I dunno about Knight Rider and A-Team (never saw them in portuguese), but McGuyver's dubbing quality is great for the time. Well, unless there's a second dub in brazillian portuguese I don't know about.

Maybe i'm just a rare butterfly, but i remember being a kid and being fascinated by Thundercats and Saint Seiya and Captain Tsubasa BECAUSE they were in a foreign language (and because they were all awesome, i guess). I never want to know how the me who would've grown up watching dubbed cartoons and anime would have turned out.

Oh, you are a purist... L-let me take a few steps back now... D-d-d-d-don't move! I s-said don--- Aye!

Jokes aside, growing up watching dubbed stuff is no big deal. The big deal is getting to know only that and nothing else, which I agree would suck.

What's a purist?