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That's a lovely photo Grim, super congrats!

YAY FOR 8MM FILM!

Sorry to break it to you Khris, but that's not a picture of George Stobbart.

Snake, this really doesn't deserve the 'demo' title. I would consider MttF as a full game in it's own right, the TBC ending rounds it off perfectly. Don't sell yourself short and don't think of it as an unfinished project, think of it as a potentially amazing sequel.

His left leg looks shorter than the right, move it down two pixels

The name's Ash, housewares.

This has to be the true ending, for the cult status. End of the world is more up my street though  

Gotta say, the 'modern' incarnation of the point+click interface on the iPhone is nasty. BASS is fairly playable without becoming too annoying but when your gestures are not recognised until the second or third attempt it really alienates you from the virtual world you are playing. The MI:SE for iPhone is shite to the point where i can no longer play it, the hi-res bg's actually look better on the iPhone but the original graphics are stretched creating a tonne of double pixels. Also that bloody mouse curser that needs to be dragged around the screen is beyond me!

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As ProgZ mentioned, i fully support the 'finish a GIP' idea. It would be great to keep it under the MAGS name though.

Evil Dead is awesome, no need for a re-make or a sequel. Carrying on from Army of Darkness, seriously?

If you want some more Campbell they watch 'My name is Bruce' 

I have Pertwee's autograph, does that make me AWESOME?

Honestly, i really hate the crap that the BBC are spitting out for the new generation.

Great sounding game, the art looks like it will do the job nicely!

Dude I thought you were a drummer!

What holding the shouty stick for?

Heh, drumming is a hobby, signing is my profession!  ...in a music sense anyway, in all honesty the opportunity was there to do vocals so i kinda ran with it.

Here's another one with the shouty stick!



EYE SINGING

Heh, don't buy a Wacom Cintiq unless you buy a BIG one, the smallest one is annoyingly small.

The Cintiq has a built in monitor, which is too small (for the price) and requires too many cables. Trust me, i have both 

I politely disagree...The 12-inch Cintiq has exactly the right size for me, and the cables aren't an issue (they would be if I would use it with a laptop I suppose, or if my workplace would be dynamic; which it isn't (although I do change the position of the Cintiq itself regularly and easily)). The 21-inch Cintiq I've never tried, but really wouldn't fit my workflow (it would be way to big...)

My other tablet is an old Graphire A5 (A4 again would be way to big). I use both, but prefer the Cintiq for many tasks (not all though), and think it was worth every euro-cent.

So while a tablet can be too small (A5 is the minimal size for me) bigger is definitely not always better.

The right choice depends completely on the way you work, and the only real advice to give has already been given by Ben: try (at a friend) before you decide.

Fair play, it's a great tablet but i feel the need to bad mouth it because i really don't think the price is justified. I bought a computer table so that i could use my Cintiq easily with my laptop sitting above but i still feel a little cramped. Have you had any problems with calibrating the Cintiq screen? I find that the basic brightness+contrast controls cant match the image to my laptop perfectly, it needs control over the colour saturation etc but there's no option.

Please tell me if i am being a fool and missing something.

Cintiq = £1249

Bamboo = £40

The Cintiq has a built in monitor, which is too small (for the price) and requires too many cables. Trust me, i have both 

HANSOLO

YES SIR!

Heh, don't buy a Wacom Cintiq unless you buy a BIG one, the smallest one is annoyingly small.

I can vouch for the bamboo, good tablet.

This is getting damn exciting!

LOL PROGZ POSTED ROG WITH A BONER!

Here is my bandwagon jumping.

Image-mode-indexed colour-perceptual.

In PS Your game looks great btw!

One cup?