Not to mention, it's hard to slow roll over someone lol. Unless that guy took a turn at 40 mph, we're in murder territory.

dont stand in front of a car. I know i wouldnt.

Thanks Dej: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/mightyno9/mighty-no-9

Buy this game and you'll hear my voice. I donated 500 bucks lol

lmao, just heard about it on the Angry Joe Show. knew you'd drop money on that shit

LOL I was disappointed with 9 and 10. Capcom doesn't seem to care about the franchise anymore which is frustrating, it's kind of a huge part of my childhood. I donated to Demons souls too, love games like that. I very rarely spend my money on things that aren't vital at the time but this is definitely a game I can get behind.

The way this guy talks about his vision behind the game makes me think he needs to make a lot more games.

This post was edited by dxlightning on Sep 2 2013 06:58pm

5 hundos towards a game? damn...

Holy shit. Boss just OK'd me to make a video on US Government Improper Payments using adobe premier and set to Sail by AWOLNATION for our newsletter LOL. This is fucking insane, and why I'm probably staying here for 3+ years.



Investment in a good guy. I consider it a pledge towards someone who (I feel) has the correct way of thinking when it comes to video games. Honestly, I'm really conservative with my money, but his pitch was great if you watched it. I really get the feeling that he is trying to build something that youth can identify with and learn a lot from.
MM9 and MM10 were shameless plugs as money grabbers IMO. They didn't throwback to the original series much at all.

This post was edited by dxlightning on Sep 2 2013 07:16pm

if you wanted to pledge money you should have donated towards video games live kickstarter

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1916334303/video-games-live-level-3-game-composers-of-the-wor/posts

This post was edited by jbell886 on Sep 2 2013 07:17pm

Might do that too. I haven't really touched my fund, don't plan to for a while, but I'm pretty passionate about video games and their impact on youth. My buddy Joe committed suicide last year, and I like to think that in his early years, Earthbound, Mario RPG, Legend of Zelda etc. helped him because they were kinda "real life simulators." You had to figure shit out, solve puzzles, get creative. That's what games should be, not this gears of war bullshit where you have "Press Y to run" in the corner of your screen.

This post was edited by dxlightning on Sep 2 2013 07:22pm

if you've never gone to one of their shows you have to go the next time they are in the area its an amazing experience and they do a phenomenal job of recreating some classic video game music

infact you can still listen to their free concert from e3

http://www.twitch.tv/m/53755

This post was edited by jbell886 on Sep 2 2013 07:26pm