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Move aside, EA. Devin is here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1793481042/star-wars-open-world-rpg
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Given that "it will have the graphics of "Battlefront" or better with the feel of "The Witcher 3"", no wonder there are 4 $1,500-tier backers already!
The risks and rewards section is lovely, too.
I am not talking about a 1995/2005 game that could be created in a month or two. I am talking about a Star Wars RPG that will completely blow people away; like "Fallout 4", or "The Witcher 3" did. These RPG's set the benchmark of how the future of RPG's should look, and they are a good blueprint to go on. I want to make something that is like this in some respects, but goes even further. It will have the graphics of "Battlefront" or better with the feel of "The Witcher 3".
A Boy and His Blob makes its triumphant return! A reimagining of the NES classic, as the boy, you feed your blob jelly beans and watch him transform into cool and useful objects to solve puzzles and escape danger. With its robust and emotionally driven story, challenging puzzles, and visually impressive art style, A Boy and His Blob is sure to become a classic once again.
When Blobolonia is threatened by an evil Emperor, the blob comes to Earth looking for help. Instead, he finds a young boy. Help the blob dethrone the evil Emperor that's terrorizing Blobolonia and establish a friendship with the blob that will last a lifetime.
Gentlemens' Club Tycoon
Because selling hardcore porn as a video game back in the day was something of a no-no. These days it's even worse, because you'll have to resort to the more obscure channels because the big names like Steam and Gog won't touch your product.Gentlemens' Club Tycoon
There was a Sims-like Playboy Mansion game released like 12 years ago or something like that. It was very awkward and it didn't had actual sex. How can you fuck that up, no pun intended?
still not as shameful as a "Your friend X is now playing Fallout 4" popupIt's a generic Japanese waifu simulator. Don't buy unless you're extremely desperate and pathetic.
And now for some (SFW) nightmare fuel:
Wii version runs perfect in Dolphin and can be rendered at even 4k if needed with AA. It also doesn't require the dildo nunchuk so it can be played with a regular controller.A Boy and His Blob makes its triumphant return! A reimagining of the NES classic, as the boy, you feed your blob jelly beans and watch him transform into cool and useful objects to solve puzzles and escape danger. With its robust and emotionally driven story, challenging puzzles, and visually impressive art style, A Boy and His Blob is sure to become a classic once again.
When Blobolonia is threatened by an evil Emperor, the blob comes to Earth looking for help. Instead, he finds a young boy. Help the blob dethrone the evil Emperor that's terrorizing Blobolonia and establish a friendship with the blob that will last a lifetime.
Coming to PC, PS4 & XBONE on January 19th.
Sony is Trying to Trademark “Let’s Play”
By: Brandon Orselli On January 9, 2016, 10:07 am EDT @brandonorselli
We’ve learned that Sony has filed for a curious new trademark, one for the words “Let’s Play.”
The mark was spotted (via NeoGAF) over on the United States Patent and Trademark Office. The mark was registered last October, only to be discovered now.
Sony is looking to cover the “electronic transmission and streaming of video games via global and local computer networks; streaming of audio, visual, and audiovisual material via global and local computer networks,” whatever their real intentions are with the words “Let’s Play.”
Upon further investigation (via Trademarkia.com), however, it looks like Sony needs to clarify this trademark further before they can be granted it.
You can imagine what the legal ramifications for Let’s Players on YouTube will be if Sony is granted this trademark – so it’s a bit unsettling to see a corporation trying to essentially own popular words as such.
We’ll keep you guys posted.
Sony's Attempt to Trademark 'Let's Play' Hits a Snag
It's not that the phrase is too generic in the context of streaming video games; it's just that someone else already has a similar trademark.