Symphony is an awesome shoot 'em up game on Steam that creates enemies depending on what music you load up! In the video above, I play the game to some awesome Megaman music!
It would seem that Xtranormal, a program that I used before Plotagon, is coming back! Xtranormal was recently acquired by nawmal, ltd. and I hope that they can recover the program! Xtranormal is a program in which you can have actors play out commands, talk, and much more.
The Mr. Mondo Show is a YouTube series I make with a program called Plotagon, in which one can write a script and then the actors play out what you wrote. The series is about a silly bloke who is an unusual superhero. The silly bloke, Mr. Mondo, has guests that come on the show and can be quite a riot; I try to focus on humor as much as I can for the episodes.
Tech Romancer is a fighting game with mechs (AKA mecha, giants robots, etc.) that was made by Capcom for the Sega Dreamcast system back in 2000. A lot of the mecha designs got influenced by anime and the like; it's one of my favorite Dreamcast games! I think of this game like it is a hidden gem and I have a thing for games like this one! A fighting game with mechs; count me in!
Back around the the turn of the century I remember seeing an ad for this game and I really wanted to play it. Many years after, I picked up a Dreamcast and one of the games I managed to get afterwards was indeed Tech Romancer! I have been playing it off and on since; and it's one of my all time favorite fighting games (and that's saying a lot since I played a lot of different fighting games!)
The video above I recorded playing it on my Dreamcast which was hooked up to a capture device called Dazzle. Amongst re-connecting up my dreamcast and realizing that it can indeed be hooked up to my Dazzle, I wanted to capture a video. I am so glad it worked out ok and I am glad if you guys' enjoyed it!
Kerbal Space Program is a pretty awesome program that the user can
creature a multitude of crafts from a pretty large selection of parts.
The game is a really good sandbox (also the game creators are working on
a challenging career mode). Instead of the earth, we have Kerbin, home of the
green Kerbals. As you might expect, the planets have different names,
too. I have the game as well and I'll have to post my own videos soon, but in the meantime I'll show off some great vids others have done!
In update 0.25, many structures on the ground can be destroyed among
various other fun updates! See the video below for more concerning the career
mode and other changes in 0.25!
Version 0.25 explained by the official KSP YouTube Channel
Danny2462 (on YouTube) has a lot of funny and smart ways to play with Kerbal Space Program. As you can probably imagine he has a great time with this new update!
Just even the static image above of the vid (Which is an intro movie scene) to the very first Armored Core sets of so much gaming nostalgia! It was released on the first Playstation in 1997.
Next, is Armored Core: Project Phantasma, which was released in Sept. 1998 (for North America anyways). After loving the 1st game (I got the 1st game after playing the demo a lot), I couldn't wait to play this one! The music and this introduction movie scene....Just wow! I loved it! Not to mention this vid below shows more than just that, it shows the title and a game demo vid hat happens when you don't press start! Classic uber nostalgia levels!
