Posted September 18, 2014
Still! It's the top 260 reviews. I'm pretty floored.
thiagovscoelho
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viperfdl
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gixgox
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Posted September 19, 2014
Post edited September 19, 2014 by gixgox
Tistter
Darkness
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From United Kingdom
Posted September 19, 2014
Telika
Registered: Apr 2012
From Switzerland
Posted September 19, 2014
OOOOH i like this.
Scale has always been one of the things that fascinates me most in scifi. When, as a kid, I was drawing comic books, I toyed a lot with it : a shuttle entering a ship entering a mothership boarding a space station etc...
Scale has always been one of the things that fascinates me most in scifi. When, as a kid, I was drawing comic books, I toyed a lot with it : a shuttle entering a ship entering a mothership boarding a space station etc...
viperfdl
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evilnancyreagan
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Posted September 19, 2014
viperfdl
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Posted September 19, 2014
Post edited September 19, 2014 by viperfdl
gixgox
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Posted September 19, 2014
365 Postcards For Ants
Did you find the ISS?
Did you find the ISS?
Post edited September 19, 2014 by gixgox
Telika
Registered: Apr 2012
From Switzerland
Posted September 19, 2014
Is it actually featured somewhere ? With its glorious seven pixels ?
I had immediately checked the siiiize-of-that-thing, though : the Death Star is three times the height of the whole image. I feel that scifi authors are bullshitting us a bit. Sometimes.
Edit. Found the ISS. Added the death star, for laughs. Alas, cannot host it on GOG because it makes a 7 Mb file.
Resized and superblurred to 200kb, it looks like this.
Unreadable bit states that it is 160'000 meters large, and was destroyed by two torpedoes from an X-Wing (12 meters wide = 1 pixel on the original image).
I had immediately checked the siiiize-of-that-thing, though : the Death Star is three times the height of the whole image. I feel that scifi authors are bullshitting us a bit. Sometimes.
Edit. Found the ISS. Added the death star, for laughs. Alas, cannot host it on GOG because it makes a 7 Mb file.
Resized and superblurred to 200kb, it looks like this.
Unreadable bit states that it is 160'000 meters large, and was destroyed by two torpedoes from an X-Wing (12 meters wide = 1 pixel on the original image).
Post edited September 19, 2014 by Telika
viperfdl
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Posted September 20, 2014
gixgox
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Posted September 20, 2014
I had immediately checked the siiiize-of-that-thing, though : the Death Star is three times the height of the whole image. I feel that scifi authors are bullshitting us a bit. Sometimes.
Edit. Found the ISS. Added the death star, for laughs. Alas, cannot host it on GOG because it makes a 7 Mb file.
Resized and superblurred to 200kb, it looks like this.
Unreadable bit states that it is 160'000 meters large, and was destroyed by two torpedoes from an X-Wing (12 meters wide = 1 pixel on the original image).
Now start to build some models and then make a movie without CGI.
How Digital Filmmakers Produced a Gorgeous Sci-Fi Movie
Film-makers doing a sci-fi space flick - without using any computer-generated effects
Preview
C (299,792 km/s)
And the website: http://www.c-themovie.com/
I enjoyed the movie.
viperfdl
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Posted September 20, 2014
Post edited September 20, 2014 by viperfdl
Potzato
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Registered: Sep 2008
From Spain
Posted September 20, 2014
I think I never heard of it, but while doing some research on Mindscape (the studio that made Azrael Tears) ..... I ended up on the Gaming World Magazine Museum.
Yes, 25 years of monthly videogames magazines, freely downloadable as pdf !
Why do we need modern gaming journalists while we still have access to the Good Old Ones ? ;-)
(please don't bury that post too quickly, I am sure a lot of people would be interested)
Yes, 25 years of monthly videogames magazines, freely downloadable as pdf !
Why do we need modern gaming journalists while we still have access to the Good Old Ones ? ;-)
(please don't bury that post too quickly, I am sure a lot of people would be interested)
Post edited September 20, 2014 by Potzato
Telika
Registered: Apr 2012
From Switzerland
Posted September 21, 2014
THE REPRISALIZER has a website.
This will help me find the two titles that are still missing from my collection : "If you won't I will" and "Shotgun McPriest".
This will help me find the two titles that are still missing from my collection : "If you won't I will" and "Shotgun McPriest".