I actually didn't know this book existed until I searched around for '94 books. There are also probably multiple covers and reissues. I hope I can find it at one of my used books shops.
IGN has many podcasts. I used to listen to the Nintendo one too.
A lot of Japanese games I've played seem to tack on achievements as an afterthought, sort of like they were when they started. You just get one per level completed and that's it.
I love Creature Comforts. I've seen the Shaun the Sheep movie, and I've always wanted to play the W&G games. I'll have to check out Robbie the Reindeer.
I took an animation class in high school one year. We did some stop motion but I forget what we created. I've done some time lapse films on my own. Stop motion takes forever to create.
I thought it was funny that he ripped on them, but I also thought he was being a bit harsh. Maybe it was all a gag though, I didn't watch enough of the episode to understand it fully.
He was legendary for his live shows. I never saw one though.
I think, you can totally dance to 7/4 time, but it's going to be a very strange dance. Tube Man, however, can dance to anything.
That's my opinion too. Fun or forget it.
Oo, I haven't seen the commercials, I don't think. I really loved the full length film Curse of the Wererabbit. Such eyepopping effects they created with stop-motion. It astounds me.
It sounds like an attack on video games like that guy with the law suits in the 2000s (I thankfully forget his name), but I heard this book has a lot of good reporting and interviews.
Wrestling is so rediculous. I should like it more because of that.
I heard Conan ripping on a Japanese developer not too long ago calling him a "serial killer of time". I see him as a bit of an elitist now.
Despite Bruce being a local phenomenon, I've never really got into him that much. I like his first couple albums best and I think those were with Weinberg.
The first Wallace & Gromit was in '89, I believe.
I played a lot of NBA Jam too. Really, I weigh Doom and NBA Jam about equal in how much of each I played back then.
Ah yes, the changing time signitures. It is possible, that by me listening to so much prog rock in my teens (especially King Crimson) I am programed to like anything with complex rhythms that don't necessarily lend themselves well to dancing.
