Posts during July 2006 for Neo Metallix

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the shop
Posted: Jul 31 2006, 12:26 PM Forum Act III: Feedback Harbor View full topic
Hmmm, I don't know anything about that. That sucks.

Sonic City Fighting
Posted: Jul 29 2006, 09:43 PM Forum Act IV: Artist's Showcase Yard View full topic
These are really good! Creative too. That knuckles one is badassed!

Sonic City Fighting
Posted: Jul 29 2006, 09:37 PM Forum Act IV: Artist's Showcase Yard View full topic
I'm really liking the Super Sonic, Shadow, and SCF Rockwind Skyrunner ones.

GreenHillZone made of paper!
Posted: Jul 29 2006, 09:35 PM Forum Act II: Sonic's Moonlit Realm View full topic
I think it works with normal printer paper. Not sure, but I would think they would make it work with that.

Survival horror?
Posted: Jul 29 2006, 09:34 PM Forum Act II: Video Game Station View full topic
Anything from survival horror, I guess.

Spyro the Dragon
Posted: Jul 29 2006, 09:34 PM Forum Act II: Video Game Station View full topic
#1 is classic. I got so good at that game, that I was able to beat it in a couple of hours.

Crash Bandicoot
Posted: Jul 29 2006, 09:33 PM Forum Act II: Video Game Station View full topic
Oh yeah!! I owned all three of the original ones. They went downhill when Naughty Dog sold the series and it was developed by another company. I think Travelers Tales... It was awesome on PSone.

Racing games
Posted: Jul 29 2006, 09:31 PM Forum Act II: Video Game Station View full topic
Anyone a fan of Racing games? I recently get Midnight Club 3 and it rocks! I also just got Gran Turismo 4 and that's pretty good too.

I got resident evil 4!
Posted: Jul 29 2006, 09:30 PM Forum Act II: Video Game Station View full topic
the2pacfan47 Jul 28 2006, 04:29 PM Surival horror? ok... I dont git it so... moving on I got bored with RE4. I played it too much... :lol: Same here. It's fun enough to make you want to come back and beat it again, but I beat it like 3 times and that's just enough for me. Need a break. lol

Sonic NextGen Full Trailor
Posted: Jul 29 2006, 06:53 PM Forum Act III: Sonic's Game Stadium View full topic
This is a longer version of the trailor that I hadn't seen before. It's pretty cool. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p4TOLI8FIQI

GreenHillZone made of paper!
Posted: Jul 29 2006, 06:29 PM Forum Act II: Sonic's Moonlit Realm View full topic
Here's a completed picture. http://www.flickr.com/photos/mishumishi/177948151/

Sonic City Fighting is Coming Soon!!!
Posted: Jul 29 2006, 06:26 PM Forum Act IV: Artist's Showcase Yard View full topic
Welcome to the board! Sounds cool. They're up to Game Maker 12 already? Last I was on they were only at 6. lol

GreenHillZone made of paper!
Posted: Jul 29 2006, 06:04 PM Forum Act II: Sonic's Moonlit Realm View full topic
There are a ton of postings around the web to acknowledge the blue-hairs 15th, but I think Sega Japan has the best thing going, papercraft. That�s right, there�s a downloadable .pdf file with the pieces to re-create the 1st level from the first game, the Green Hill Zone. Click here to download. I just might have to do this. With my boss out of work all week I think I just may spend a good part of my workday rebuilding a videogame level from my younger days. If this actually comes together, I�ll be sure to post a picture. And if anyone else out there does this, send me a pic and I�ll post it. 15 years ago this week Yuji Naka, Naoto Ohshima, and Sega unleashed a new character on the world, who in many ways typified the nineties with his extreme x-games like attitude. Sonic the Hedgehog, with his spiky blue hair and his in-your-face attitude hit the scene like an atombomb and really put the Sega Genesis on the map. He was the perfect mirror of Mario�s clean-cut image, and solidified the Genesis as the more grown-up console. How popular was Sonic? By the mid-nineties his Q Rating (a rating similar to Neilson that rates popularity of brands) was higher than Mickey Mouse among children. Meaning that more kids recognized Sonic than Mickey Mouse. Then the boys at Sega took a page from George Lucas� playbook and plastered the ring-grabbing hedgehog on everything from cartoons to instant pasta-in-a-can. Then, as fast as you could say Bubsy the bobcat, Sonic�s star was starting to fall. I can still remember first turning on the machine and hearing that typical �SE-GA� jingle. At the time the games were fast and furious. Then they just started churning out game after game after game. While there were a few gems out there, few of the follow-up games could ever reach the success of the first two games. Though Sonic & Knuckles did have that cool feature that let you plug the older games into the cartridge then into the system to add new features. By the time Sonic Adventure came out on the dreamcast all you really had to do to play the game was hold right to run and jump every once in a while. While the quality of Sonic games seemed to decline steadily through the late-nineties into today, he�ll always hold a special place in videogame history. http://www.bitsbytespixelssprites.com/blog...sonic-birthday/

GreenHillZone made of paper!

Posted: Jul 29 2006, 06:04 PM Forum Act II: Sonic's Moonlit Realm View full topic

There are a ton of postings around the web to acknowledge the blue-hairs 15th, but I think Sega Japan has the best thing going, papercraft. That�s right, there�s a downloadable .pdf file with the pieces to re-create the 1st level from the first game, the Green Hill Zone.

Click here to download.

I just might have to do this. With my boss out of work all week I think I just may spend a good part of my workday rebuilding a videogame level from my younger days. If this actually comes together, I�ll be sure to post a picture. And if anyone else out there does this, send me a pic and I�ll post it.

15 years ago this week Yuji Naka, Naoto Ohshima, and Sega unleashed a new character on the world, who in many ways typified the nineties with his extreme x-games like attitude. Sonic the Hedgehog, with his spiky blue hair and his in-your-face attitude hit the scene like an atombomb and really put the Sega Genesis on the map. He was the perfect mirror of Mario�s clean-cut image, and solidified the Genesis as the more grown-up console.

How popular was Sonic? By the mid-nineties his Q Rating (a rating similar to Neilson that rates popularity of brands) was higher than Mickey Mouse among children. Meaning that more kids recognized Sonic than Mickey Mouse. Then the boys at Sega took a page from George Lucas� playbook and plastered the ring-grabbing hedgehog on everything from cartoons to instant pasta-in-a-can. Then, as fast as you could say Bubsy the bobcat, Sonic�s star was starting to fall.

I can still remember first turning on the machine and hearing that typical �SE-GA� jingle. At the time the games were fast and furious. Then they just started churning out game after game after game. While there were a few gems out there, few of the follow-up games could ever reach the success of the first two games. Though Sonic & Knuckles did have that cool feature that let you plug the older games into the cartridge then into the system to add new features.
By the time Sonic Adventure came out on the dreamcast all you really had to do to play the game was hold right to run and jump every once in a while. While the quality of Sonic games seemed to decline steadily through the late-nineties into today, he�ll always hold a special place in videogame history.

http://www.bitsbytespixelssprites.com/blog...sonic-birthday/

Robotnick Fotress's.
Posted: Jul 29 2006, 05:29 PM Forum Act II: Sonic's Moonlit Realm View full topic
The Space Colony Ark was pretty cool too. Even though it wasn't Ivo's creation, it still had the power to destroy!

What do you think of Silver?
Posted: Jul 29 2006, 05:00 PM Forum Act II: Sonic's Moonlit Realm View full topic
I think he's pretty cool. He can control things with his mind. I hope he's a badass.

You're banned because...
Posted: Jul 29 2006, 04:02 PM Forum Act IV: Casino Park View full topic
You're banned for having an avatar with a black background.

Air Jordans and other shoes
Posted: Jul 29 2006, 03:22 PM Forum Act I: Chit-Chat Hangout View full topic
I like em, but we've already had this discussion. I just wouldn't want to spend that much money on shoes/clothes is all. lol

Gender?
Posted: Jul 29 2006, 03:21 PM Forum Act I: Chit-Chat Hangout View full topic
:lol: Anyway, I get along with girls better. Dunno why.

The Person Above, Below, and the You game.
Posted: Jul 29 2006, 03:12 PM Forum Act IV: Casino Park View full topic
^ Likes Sonic games < Likes Sonic games V Likes Sonic games :lol:

That's MY Chaos Emerald!
Posted: Jul 29 2006, 03:09 PM Forum Act IV: Casino Park View full topic
I walk over to hyper sonic and take the emeralds from him and run away quickly. :lol:

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