Normally when you say “that’s when things went to hell”, it means things suddenly got way worse. But in the context of Doom 3, it means the opposite: things suddenly got better.
Normally when you say “that’s when things went to hell”, it means things suddenly got way worse. But in the context of Doom 3, it means the opposite: things suddenly got better.
Videojuegos en la vida real
El arte y los videojuegos van casi siempre de la mano, sino que se lo digan a Glauber Tanaka y a Victor Sauron.
Estos dos artistas, a pesar de no conocerse probablemente, tienen una clara afición en común, los videojuegos. Lo que han hecho ha sido mezclar personajes de videojuegos con fotografías del mundo real, y aunque ya se han visto trabajos similares con aterioridad, el resultado supera cualquier cosa que haya visto anteriormente del estilo.
Os dejamos con más imágenes creadas por ellos.
I think the TMNT one is my favorite. Feels kind of West Side Story.
The onset and type of symptoms depends on the radiation exposure. Relatively smaller doses result in gastrointestinal effects such as nausea and vomiting and symptoms related to falling blood counts such as infection and bleeding. Relatively larger doses can result in neurological effects and rapid death. Treatment of acute radiation syndrome is generally supportive with blood transfusions and antibiotics.
- I’m starting to think Fallout 3’s portrayal of radiation sickness might not be accurate
(Source: Wikipedia)
Ninja Gaiden (NINJA 外伝) - Tecmo - Nintendo Entertainment System - 1988
With whom did father have a duel and lose? For what reason did he fight and die?
omg
That’s right! Gamers are just plain better than everyone else! I remember the first time I saw a NES and knew I wanted one, it was like the hand of God was descending from Heaven to mark me as one of the Chosen.
Alternately: if you’re so special, why are you complaining about the wait at the Olive Garden
Warp’s Enemy Zero for the Saturn was one of my favorite flawed games. It’s basically the movie Alien with some tweaks (most notably, the aliens are invisible). Which is interesting, because the PA Report wondered whether it’s possible to make a good Alien game. I would argue that’s what Enemy Zero is!
Anyway, I hope Kenji Eno is hanging out in Fucked Up Game Heaven, to someday be joined by Suda51 and SWERY.