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Who is it?
Robin Williams, mate.
Thought it was but wasn't 100% sure as it didn't totally look like him from that angle.
It looks exactly like him from that angle :?
Looks like he's playing Night Trap but the layout looks different. He's definitely playing an FMV game on the Mega CD anyway.
^^
Ground Zero Texas.
He was a big gaming fan. For my money his best film was One Hour Photo, ace movie that.
Good call! My two favourite films of his are One Hour Photo and Insomnia. In both films he played very dark and troubled characters, and in doing so put in two of his finest performances of all time. Knowing what we know now about the man's struggle with depression, I doubt that was a coincidence. If memory serves both films came out the same year too.Quote:
Originally Posted by cleeg
Yep. Both of those came out in '02.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mega Drive Bowlsey
It was during the filming of Insomnia that he relapsed into alcoholism. "Not much else to do in Alaska", he said. lol
My favorites ones from him are Bicentenial Man, Patch Adams and What Dreams May Come.
I love Bicentennial Man.
After that dismal BlazeBlue game on PSVita, I was skeptical about the new Cross Tage Battle game. DOn't get me wrong I love Guilty Gear games but that PSvita game gave me a really bitter taste. Thankfully Cross tag released a demo in Eshop. It just feels a lot like Guilty Gear..different but also similar. They got me back on board. I considered putting BlazeBlue in that topic about not matter how many times you try some games you end up disliking more. Didn't because I only played one game in the series. The demo is really fun but it's not as good as GG and won't be at Evo lol. Seems like a more casual experience.
I love watching it back to back with A.I.:D
AI, I love that too.
I love the film Hook, but less for Robin Williams' portrayal of a grown up Peter Pan and far more for Dustin Hoffman's portrayal of Captain James Hook. Hoffman really stole the show in that film, he was sublime! Spielberg's Peter Pan 'sequel' is not without it's problems (most scenes involving the lost boys are really cringe worthy) but Williams really bounces off Hoffman, it looked great, it had a fantastic score by John Williams and the late great Bob Hoskins played Smee! I mean, what's not to like? I love playing the game on Mega CD too. ;)