Originally posted by sandrocklq

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I would definitely reserve if you have to have the system. I wish I had the money to do so.

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Originally posted by ImInvisible

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Well then if the gunpower is a concern then there is a solution to everything, (keeping in mind that Tanks is only doing a graphics hack.)

The solution to the ducking, the jumping and everything is to not use a warthog at all, but to make the vehicle a ghost.

While standing the ghost floats in midscreen moving around firing out the nose.
While ducking the ghost lands on the ground and still fires out of the nose.
And while jumping the ghost throws on boosters launching it in the air.

but who wants a stinking ghost when you could have a warthog.

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Originally posted by Valcion

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I've been following this game for awhile, and forgot it released this week.

Its a very beautiful game. It's like a moving japanese painting. Very stylizied cel-shading.

On top of that, its actually pretty fun. Standard 3d adventure game for the most part. However, In addition to your standard moves (run, jump, attack), you're given an ink brush, which you can do all sorts of things with. I haven't gotten very far yet, but so far i've built bridges, restored rivers, and slashed through enemies with it.

The story's pretty cool too, if you're into the whole Japanese mythology thing.

Overall, its a very nice game.

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Originally posted by HyperHacker

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I imagine it has some sort of coding to prevent it running on older versions. But expect many people to write open-source clones soon enough.

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Originally posted by FreeDOS +

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Inkball reminds me of those old Windows 3.1 games, eh

Oh, and some of you might have guessed my impression: Based on previous Windows releases alone, I have no faith for Windows Vista at all.

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Originally posted by jensthecomposer

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It's possible to rip the instrument samples from some N64 games with "Sound Bank Ripper". Many N64 games got very good instrumentsamples like SM64, Banjo-Kazooie and
Silicon Valley, especially silicon valley!! It got some very nice hammond organ sounds. Another game with very nice instrument samples is Diddy Kong Racing but it's not possible
to rip its samples with any software yet.

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Originally posted by Xkeeper

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I hope you realize that if you vote yes or no without actually saying any reason behind it, your vote couts as about 1/10th as it wold if you did.

Just sayin'.

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Originally posted by beneficii

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I agree with this; I have in fact argued in the past for this. So yea!

Still, I wonder where all the n00bs will post now that they won't be able to post here.

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