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asked by charliewolfIt is not only the word, but also the time, the place, and the motion. No, wait, that's Grease. Sorry.
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Like a game with fans in it? Didn't The Incredible Machine have those?
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Besides the obvious improvements in graphical tech, it would be a musical.
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In the aesthetic sense, it borrows a lot from mid-late nineties 2D adventures, much like many of my other games do. Think Curse of Monkey Island and their ilk, though I don't exactly have a team of Disney-quality animators. In the gameplay sense, there's a little bit of Last Express, though more in the sense of exploration and eavesdropping rather than actual real time features, because I don't know how to do that without making it feel horribly broken. There's lots of influence from modern IF in there as well.
That said, it's not a very "traditional" adventure game, particularly since there's no real puzzle solving or object manipulation involved. -
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I did not know about that! I must check it out sometime.
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I'm known to happily devour anything with tentacles. However, I'm still too afraid to try sheep brains, which are, apparently, a Persian delicacy.
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Trevin doesn't remember ever having a brother, or any kind of family, for that matter. Of course, that doesn't necessarily mean Kevor doesn't exist.
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I've been hearing about it for years and haven't been terribly impressed with the hype, so I'm inclined to think the former.
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Instruments I actually own: euphonium, cornet, guitar, bass, piano, and didgeridoo. Other instruments I can sorta play: trombone, drum kit, all kinds of percussion. There are probably others, but they're not coming to mind right now.
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For $314 an hour, I will personally ensure that they never leave the house with pants on ever again.
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Recently, I've been playing a lot of Surviving High School for the iPhone. But really, the guilt comes more from the fact that it's developed by the Evil Aempire (to borrow a term from Corvus) than anything else.
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Blue Lacuna, Galatea, and Tetris. If it were only one, then probably Tetris. (Note that I'm not necessarily choosing my favourite games, but those I think I can keep playing for a long time and not tire of.)
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No, I took up the sousaphone (well, the tuba at first) for the simple reason that it was the biggest, coolest-looking instrument available to me in band class. As for watermelons, that hasn't quite happened yet, though I've had several people try to stick their heads in the bell.
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Chrono Trigger. :P
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Deirdra Kiai’s Bio
I make video games, play the sousaphone, and scare small children, but not necessarily all at the same time.
