I love the look of cel-shading for some games. Part of what makes DQ VIII one of my favorite games of all time is the cel-shaded graphics. The world is so colorful and vibrant. The full orchestral score didn't hurt it, either.
Interesting blog as always Cary. I didn't know much about the Bit.trip games. They sound interesting, but probably not games I would enjoy playing myself.
The serum run to Nome in 1925 that the Iditarod commemorates would make the better adventure game, I think. As for who to contact, probably the Iditarod Trail Committee. Yes, I have been thinking hard about this, lol.
And there is one Jamaican musher.
So what genre would you want for the game, Wayde?
It was never that I wasn't interested, just so many, many other games all vying for my attention. I think I had just started playing this game right before I got my current gen consoles, so of course it got shoved back in the drawer, I had new toys!
The coyotes out in back are bad enough, I don't need a game to creep me out, too.
Well now I'm curious...
The sounds from the dark are very creepy. I don't think I'd like this game...
Are you putting me on? I guess I'm going to have to play that game now and find out.
You gotta pay for the subscription to use the GPS tracker, but yeah, I'lll be checking very time I wake up. It's especially cool because there's no other way to check on the status of the mushers in between checkpoints. There's some serious distance between some of those little villages. And yeah, a Jamaican musher.
