One of my favorite older shows growing up was watching Perry Mason with Raymond Burr. Later on, I did enjoy watching the Jack McCoy character played by Sam Waterston from Law & Order too, though it was Jerry Orbach’s Lennie[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
I don’t think you can smooth talk your way out of this, Burg.
Today’s court scene is inspired by the one from the Heavy Metal movie. We’ll see if things work out any differently for the defendant.
So yeah, this was an actual thing in the game, as seen here: Rhapsody 2 Ice Cream Scene
While I do prefer the game mechanic that removes equipped items from characters when they leave the party, it was a bit silly when a character would leave for a single cut-scene then return and have to be re-equipped even[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
If you know, you know. ;3
These lil cat guys are the prototype prinny.
This game has a partner system where you can team up with puppets and monsters you’ve turned into puppets but Kululu refuses to work with the Toad ones. She hates them that much. I think Calcula might hate them now[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Fred has been playing a retro JRPG I picked up earlier this month of a previously Japanese-language-only release by NIS called Rhapsody 2. Originally titled Puppet Princess 2, it came out for the PSX all the way back in 1999. […]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
This week’s comic was in response to Unity changing it’s pricing plans to begin charging per installs of a game. Since Fred used Unity to create a game a few years back, that was a bit concerning since the company[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
