Could it be the goal $ amount is actually what it will cost them to develop the game? Not a franchise I found very entertaining though.
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10-17-2013, 11:12 PM #16WCPO Agent
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With Grant Kirkhope helping, I wouldn't doubt it if he's costing them $300,000.
Hell, Curt Schilling gave like most of Kingdoms of Amalur's budget to R.A. Salvatore just to slap his name on the game's cover. No wonder why Rhode Islanders were pissed.
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After listening to the podcast that Chris Tremmel did with BostonBastardBrigade, I feel that these guys should definitely have this project funded. He's a super passionate guy about his work.
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10-23-2013, 12:04 PM #19feel the shell shock! WCPO Agent
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Right now I'm biting my tongue, so let's just agree to disagree....
Originally Posted by Gogogadget
I'm actually a HUGE supporter of the Amiga. The system truly was a wonder of 1980's tech (I'd even go as far as to argue that it's more of a "Artist's Machine" than Steve Jobs ever claimed any of his Apple Products were) and it's certainly something we'll never see again, at least not in this day in age. As for James Pond, just like Dizzy, I have no idea why exactly the game has such a huge cult following. Maybe it's a regional thing Originally Posted by superandroidtron
I was really perplexed by the James Pond Kickstarter. Robocod is a pretty awful game. The only people who seem to like it are Amiga fanboys (not trying to get anyone angry here
). Actually, I don't really like most Western developed games from the 1980s-1990s. The level designs are usually terrible, and they're often difficult because of tons of cheap deaths instead of legitimate challenge. I don't see the Boogerman Kickstarter succeeding, but that's just my $0.02.
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James Pond, Amiga, and Dizzy are all Europeasant trash.
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10-23-2013, 09:07 PM #21The Cat in the Hat Shining Hero
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Originally Posted by Ninsega
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10-23-2013, 09:45 PM #22feel the shell shock! WCPO Agent
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Ummmm, Okay.....Instead of being a complete butt and shooting your mouth off, I'm sure you'd be surprised to learn that the Amiga was made in the US by the folks at Commodore and only had a marginal amount of success in comparison to the Commodore 64. Originally Posted by Ninsega
In the UK for whatever reason, it sold amazingly. Anyway the system was LEAGUES of ahead of anything at the time and it wasn't until the mid to late 90's that regular home computers even remotely caught up. So show a bit of fucking respect for the almighty god of computing artistry that is the Amiga okay?
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10-23-2013, 11:01 PM #24Rogue Master of Shinobi
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I started a thread on that dolphin-y kickstarter but never bothered to follow it up. Anyway it's just a fish encountering alien monsters, he can use another title. Originally Posted by NeoVamp
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10-23-2013, 11:20 PM #25The Cat in the Hat Shining Hero
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A dolphin is not a fish dude, it's a mammal! Originally Posted by Pulstar
As for him using another title.. yeah I guess, but its not like Sega is doing anything with it.. and it wouldn't be the first time a creator gets back its creation.
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10-24-2013, 12:14 AM #26feel the shell shock! WCPO Agent
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It's an AQUATIC mammal, there's a difference Originally Posted by NeoVamp
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10-24-2013, 12:29 AM #27The Cat in the Hat Shining Hero
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Still not a fish! Originally Posted by negative chill
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10-24-2013, 09:26 AM #28Raging in the Streets
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Originally Posted by Ninsega
What the hell does that even suppose to mean?
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He's just jealous that America doesn't have a Computer history half as rich as Europe Originally Posted by mrbigreddog
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10-24-2013, 09:53 AM #30Shake well before use Master of Shinobi
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I for one am still hoping for a Vectorman remake or sequel
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