I can appreciate the humor in you endorsing spam. Very on brand. But at least you try to keep your spam somewhat on-topic unlike this gay radio show shit that has nothing to do with Pandora Directive.I support Darkozric's posts in this thread.
U sound gay afIt seems that MRY has left the casual retards starved for a long time, without any abomination to masturbate, and they gathered here orbiting my dick. I own your buttholes, casual cunts, remember that.
Follow you where? Someone bumped this gay furry detective game of yours, I saw it and I gave 3 shit ratings to an admittedly shitty game.It is hilarious to me that my negative tag on your gay radio show posts have caused you to follow me around the forum for a week and give me negative tags. And you are still complaining about it here.
Schizos are so much fun to troll.
I was referring to another game with anthropomorphic animals. The kind of gay games that bertram_cuck enjoys.You really think the Tex Murphies are 'gay furry detective games', or are you just trying to aggravate him further? :s
An early work in progress preview of the Pandora Directive Remaster Introduction Sequence. No hard dates have been established but progress is happening. For more information, visit: https://bigfinishgames.com
A series of composite tests showcasing the various approaches and techniques going into the remastering of the full motion video (FMV) of The Pandora Directive remaster. The video shows three scenes....
Jackson Cross (Barry Corbin): Interrogation scene - Demonstration of the upscale pipeline. While more distant shots demonstrate excellent results despite the source medium, mid/close shots yield even better results in the upscale pipeline.
Tex Murphy (Chris Jones): Mayan Jungle Scene - Demonstration of compositing with particularly difficult shots (many obscure elements such as foliage which needed to be composited accurately). The increased color depth enables new grading techniques to play with color style and time-of-day adjustments.
Gordon Fitzpatrick (Kevin McCarthy): Intro Sequence. Full frame demonstration of upscaled source foots with background replacement.
All content is currently work-in-progress and subject to change.
Some of you may be wondering about the status of that project, and this response comes from the team who has thus far dedicated their spare hours to get the project to where it is today…
Until now, the team had been dedicated to remastering the full motion video from the original tapes (into 4K), cutting all-new edits of the cinematic sequences, redesigning the game environments, remastering the sound and music, and modernizing the game design.
For the most part, those tasks have now been conquered, and the logical next step would be to get the band back together again to march the project towards the finish line. However, that will require more than a part-time, passion project level of dedication.
The entire team will need to be back on board 100%. Anything else would disrespect both the project’s contributors and critical stakeholders. Not everybody is available or willing to commit to this right now.
However, many of us who still want to complete this project will remain on standby until the entire team is ready to engage and support it together. But, for now, it remains on-hold.
As I understand Aarons already written it, so the story exists. Its more likely that the Tesla Effect profits have been eaten from studio running costs. Too long without a hit.Weren't they planning on one extra Tex game after Tesla Effect to finish things off ,? What's up with that ? Chris Jones isn't getting younger.