.... *cooling down... system set... reboot*
Alright.
It's been kind of a slow month.. But I'm surprised I got back into drawing my OC's (and some friends' OCs as well).
My "Nintendo School for the Underrated" is underway. I'm currently in the vectorizing phase. Soon to be colored.
I'm having an avalanche of ideas for it!
But I'm also carrying a guilty concience telling me I should work on StarTropics Zero instead.
Been doing pretty random stuff lately.
Project Needlemouse is on the way from Sonic Team. Whooo boy... I'm not sure I want to see how this ends.. but half of me is excited about it being on 2D. 2D, to me, guarantees that I'll be replaying it over and over again. It doesn't guarantee that it'll be awesome though. I haven't entered the Sonic Cycle, but I'm praying those guys get it right for once. Though bad start with that lazy teaser... Though I guess that's why they call them TEASERS. xD
Oh well, out of topics for now.
Expect chapter 1 of my new comic anytime... er.. in one or two months. ñ_ñU (unless somebody can give me an effective tutorial on how to paint QUICKLY like so many deviants can, and upload one or two fully painted pics daily).











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El cáos domina el universo,sólo los puros de corazón lograrán controlarlo.(The chaos domains the universe,only the pure hearted will controll it)
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Little description of that I caught from one site:
Late in the Super NESs lifecycle (1996 late), Nintendo came out with a game by the less-than-modest name of Marvelous. The game starred three treasure-seeking children: Max, Dino and Jack. Dino wore a fedora and could activate far-away switches with his baseball. Jack had the inventors touch and could make many useful items for the party if given the right tools. Max was a portly kid with no intellectual skills, but plenty of strength.
The gameplay was as offbeat as possible: how does a text adventure game combined with a point-and-click game and sprinkles of Zelda-esque exploration and puzzle-solving sound? Marvelous remained in Japan due to the cooling Super NES market elsewhere, and the fact that the average American player might go insane if he were to come across such originality.
Maybe ya can associate these boys with Ashley Robbins from Trace Memory- (A.K.A Another Code: Two Memories)
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Old gag, new twist.
-Slappy Squirrel
Calling up the Nintendoists/Puyo Puyoists/Puzzle Gamers:
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~I'm Oshare Bones in Puyo Puyo Family~
Check *Pachiko-Chan for more details!
The chubby kid looks like Pokey.
and those cliffs look a lot like the ones found in ALTTP.
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You got ROBbed
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Old gag, new twist.
-Slappy Squirrel
Calling up the Nintendoists/Puyo Puyoists/Puzzle Gamers:
[link]
~I'm Oshare Bones in Puyo Puyo Family~
Check *Pachiko-Chan for more details!
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Well, glad to have you around! You're always welcome here.
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You got ROBbed
.......[o=o]
.......__[]__
]==[_____]==[
..........[]
.....___[]___
....[_______]
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[link]
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Old gag, new twist.
-Slappy Squirrel
Calling up the Nintendoists/Puyo Puyoists/Puzzle Gamers:
[link]
~I'm Oshare Bones in Puyo Puyo Family~
Check *Pachiko-Chan for more details!
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EXCELLENT! *air guitar
Just don't expect him to be the focus of the story, but thank you for reminding me about him.
...you know how typical anime/manga series have a cute mascot in it? Well the cute mascot spot for this comic hasn't been taken yet.
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You got ROBbed
.......[o=o]
.......__[]__
]==[_____]==[
..........[]
.....___[]___
....[_______]
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