When I'm 80+ I can only pray I'll be half that Spritely and awesome.

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*promote A cappella dubstep


Thanks mate, ya got me a star point

thanks. that was quick!

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I gave up on this series when he stopped using the sprites for everything and started writing endless pages of chat dialogue. lazy.

the start of the series and the problem sleauth stuff is great, though

>> ^Sarzy:

Oh, several. Yeah, I was thinking about that the other day. I tend to get really enthusiastic about stuff and then lose interest pretty quickly. The internet is littered with my abandoned projects. In my time I've started a personal website (with a bunch of links, like you'd see a lot back when the internet was a bit younger), Duke Nukem 3D fansite (back in the '90s), a Driver blog, an Interstate '82 blog (remember that game? Yeah, neither do I), a Rotten Tomatoes-style gaming review aggregator, a Day of the Tentacle sprite comic, a candy blog, a 1001 Essential Movies blog, a movie review site with a friend, and now this beard blog. And that's off the top of my head -- I'm probably forgetting something.
>> ^darkrowan:
How many blogs do you have now?



I never touched Interstate '82, but I had much fun with its predecessor Interstate '76. Great game, with exquisite music.

Oh, and you should do Donald Sutherland on your blog!

Oh, several. Yeah, I was thinking about that the other day. I tend to get really enthusiastic about stuff and then lose interest pretty quickly. The internet is littered with my abandoned projects. In my time I've started a personal website (with a bunch of links, like you'd see a lot back when the internet was a bit younger), Duke Nukem 3D fansite (back in the '90s), a Driver blog, an Interstate '82 blog (remember that game? Yeah, neither do I), a Rotten Tomatoes-style gaming review aggregator, a Day of the Tentacle sprite comic, a candy blog, a 1001 Essential Movies blog, a movie review site with a friend, and now this beard blog. And that's off the top of my head -- I'm probably forgetting something.
>> ^darkrowan:

How many blogs do you have now?

^Yup. That's the one I have, and it makes a HUGE difference. Almost no sprites anymore.

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>> ^gwiz665:

No, I haven't really seen G4 at all, apart from the odd Olivia Munn eating a sausage or massaging a sausage or somehow handling a sausage on the sift.
>> ^budzos:
Gwiz u ever watch the Code Monkeys show from G4? It's the only 8-bit sprite art show on TV that I'm aware of. Basically South Park in an 80s game studio. I loved that shit when it was new circa 2007.



Check it out on Youtube or what not. I wouldn't recommend anything else on G4 unless you can time travel back to 2001 and watch Attack of the Show.

No, I haven't really seen G4 at all, apart from the odd Olivia Munn eating a sausage or massaging a sausage or somehow handling a sausage on the sift.
>> ^budzos:

Gwiz u ever watch the Code Monkeys show from G4? It's the only 8-bit sprite art show on TV that I'm aware of. Basically South Park in an 80s game studio. I loved that shit when it was new circa 2007.