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Tell me if you can figure out why the first pervert is doing half of the Thriller dance.
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Saw an article on Crunchyroll, and that's the only vid I found online of it. This fucking game, man.
http://www.crunchyroll.com/anime-ne...g-game-brought-to-life-at-akihabara-maid-cafe
Tell me if you can figure out why the first pervert is doing half of the Thriller dance.
I think that's less of a "those crazy japanese people" game and more of an "oh god why are the people who made this not in jail" sort of game.
That shit is visionary. It's not your run-of-the-mill weird Japanese sex stuff.
I feel like it would be the greatest HD remake of all time if they could somehow do it justice. It provides a deep send of dread, the same kind that you get when you see a glitched game do weird, freaky stuff. Those primitive graphics almost make you feel like it is a dream, and you don't really have much control over what happens.
I fucking love LSD.
I was gonna say HD remake but I felt like I'd get slammed on for saying that.I feel like it would be the greatest HD remake of all time if they could somehow do it justice. It provides a deep send of dread, the same kind that you get when you see a glitched game do weird, freaky stuff. Those primitive graphics almost make you feel like it is a dream, and you don't really have much control over what happens.
A lot of it was procedural, and as things went on, it embraced glitched textures and fucked up polygon models as part pf the game. Due to it's role as a dream simulator, it worked wonderfully to convey the sensation of degrading, recurring dreams.
It has a much bigger audience now than it ever did. An indie dev making something like LSD could make plenty of money off of it. Games like Dear Esther, Gone Home, The Stanley Parable, etc... They aren't the same thing but they're kind of in the same zone. If they can do so phenomenally well, then an LSD remake or successor definitely has a niche in the industry. Obviously not enough for a AAA budget, but enough to do pretty well with a lower one. And honestly it's not like you really need that massive of a budget for this sort of game, and there's really never going to be enough people that like something so weird to give it such a big budget.But, I mean, it's always been a cult thing. You'd never get anybody to devote the necessary time to remaking something like this with modern graphics. It wouldn't sell enough to make it worth the effort. If Horseman ever does it, I'll gladly pay him for it, but I regard completion of such a project highly unlikely.
It isnt scary it is just. . . weird