An inside look at the many coders who have implemented their work into the game and how those early code threads have evolved with the game (e.g., Legacy of the Baby Dragon). Here to shed some light on the franchise’s evolution is Jennifer Chan (Technical Director) and Terry Michaels (Senior Producer) from Daybreak Games.
Camelot Unchained: We Have to Agree that Overcoming is Worth Agreeing On
You ever get so into ripping off a finger nail that minutes go by but you don’t notice? We all know no matter how careful we are its going to hurt tomorrow but we can’t stop! That is sort of how I feel when I click the browser icon after things happen. Because we all know in this era whenever a thing happens staunch opinions aren’t far behind. Lots of things both in and out of the CUniverse have been happening lately.
Star Wars: The Old Republic: Forums Aflame – Companion Nerf Under Fire
The Star Wars: The Old Republic forums are afire with the nerf to companion damage and healing outputs that arrived with yesterday’s patch. Bioware’s Eric Musco took to the forum to explain why alterations in companions’ base stats and damage/healing reductions were necessary, a post that has generated an astonishing fifty-one pages of angry posts from players.
EverQuest: 22nd Expansion, The Broken Mirror, to Launch Later Today
Ric Flair Says The Controversial Raw Ending Made Him Cry, That He Wasn’t Approached About It, More
So That’s What the ‘M’ in M. Bison Stands For
With their Amiibo line, Nintendo has give collectors another great way to clutter their shelves, but some of the more creative types have also customized these figures to create stunning works of art. While many focus on turning existing Amiibo into characters who have yet to receive their own models, others let their imagination run wild in some very interesting ways.
Case in point, Ganda Kris recently finished work on a creative mashup of Pokémon and Street Fighter that sees genetic experiment Mewtwo don the iconic hat and cape of the Dictator himself, M. Bison. We could make a lot of jokes here involving a certain day of the week, but we’ll just let Kris’ images speak for themselves.
Pretty cool, right? Kris isn’t currently taking commissions, but you can check out her previous work on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and DeviantArt.
Source: Ganda Kris




