Chaz Ashley
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Don't think that has been posted here yet. Check out WWE-wrestler Cody Rhodes' (left) tribute to his favorite videogame-series. Apparantly he's been doing this over a year now, funny that I just noticed it a couple of weeks ago.
Are you stretching his butt? :Oiamcool388 said:I still dont see anything above anything. It might be a guy on the ground with his butt raised, but man, at that point i'm really stretching it. :lol
nelkon and parker said:Then spoiler tag it?
dabookerman said:
Once you see it.. etc etc
Her left arm,BrandNew said:not sure what I'm looking at in that picture, diablohead
BrandNew said:not sure what I'm looking at in that picture, diablohead
Dacvak said:Just for fun:
Suburban Cowboy said:Say Duck Hunt 3 times fast
I love Du ckHunt
Damn, that is pretty sweet of a find!K' Dash said:(neutral) Suburban Cowboy
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Billy, one of the characters of F-Zero GX has an unusual printing in his belt: Aiai from Super Monkey Ball, hard to see in game (for obvious reasons), but you can see it in official artwork.
HUELEN10 said:Damn, that is pretty sweet of a find!
Now here are some things that come to mind......
1. Billy is a Ninty character. Why put the Sega's SMB printing on him, regardless of them working on it?
2. Were similar things done to other characters?
3. Why were you looking at monkey boy's crotch?
I know that. My question is why? Billy debuted in X. Why not save such a cameo for a newcomer instead?K' Dash said:Both Super Monkey Ball and F-Zero GX were developed by Sega's Amusement Vision studio, the Franchise is Nintendo's property.
Nope, you're still missing it. Here's a cropped version (linked, just to be on the safe side, even though it's plainly just an elbow.Diablohead said:Her left arm,Imagine a lady spread legged
K' Dash said:Billy, one of the characters of F-Zero GX has an unusual printing in his belt: Aiai from Super Monkey Ball, hard to see in game (for obvious reasons), but you can see it in official artwork.
oh wow!Shoogoo said:He is also present in the ultimate ending in F-Zero X. To see this ending, you need the 64DD and the Disk Drive Expansion and then win every cup in master mode with all 30 vehicles (thus 180 championships in the highest difficulty). After that, the regular ending on Joker Cup and DD2 Cup isn't the usual one. It isn't shown on the video but you can zoom, move and turn Mr. EAD with the pad. It's been discovered in 2006, 8 years after the release.
First Mirror's Edge trailer was released at PlayStation Day, May 6 2008.E-Mercenary said:I was watching the new Speed Racer movie the other day when I noticed something interesting. Did the Mirror's Edge devs catch a little inspiration while watching Speed Racer?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L1iVfSObKDE#t=1m34sJive Turkey said:I discovered this back in middle school and none of my friends were impressed. I'm hoping you guys like it more than they did.
The first level of StarFox (SNES) matches up perfectly with Dire Strait's Money for Nothing.
The synch-up to the intros of both the song and the first level are uncanny.
That StarFox video starts too late. It needs to start in the tunnel. The three guitar slides at the beginning match up with the Arwings hitting the throttle and the main guitar solo begins as Fox's ship leaves the base (where that video begins).MNC said:
Where did you read that? Also Mirrors Edge development started early 2007 so I highly doubt it was inspired by that movie.E-Mercenary said:I was watching the new Speed Racer movie the other day when I noticed something interesting. Did the Mirror's Edge devs catch a little inspiration while watching Speed Racer?
Don't forget that Mirror's Edge had a guy as a protagonist early on in development, before Faith was created. There's even a part in Speed Racer where Christini Ricci picks up a handgun with an acrobatic move, kind of how Faith might do it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v9KmzoBMP6U (around 2:22)
Anyway, I'm a fan of both properties and I think its cool to see stuff like this, what do you think?
Shoogoo said:He is also present in the ultimate ending in F-Zero X. To see this ending, you need the 64DD and the Disk Drive Expansion and then win every cup in master mode with all 30 vehicles (thus 180 championships in the highest difficulty). After that, the regular ending on Joker Cup and DD2 Cup isn't the usual one. It isn't shown on the video but you can zoom, move and turn Mr. EAD with the pad. It's been discovered in 2006, 8 years after the release.
I kinda see what you're getting at. Hard when the videos aren't synced.Jive Turkey said:That StarFox video starts too late. It needs to start in the tunnel. The three guitar slides at the beginning match up with the Arwings hitting the throttle and the main guitar solo begins as Fox's ship leaves the base (where that video begins).
EDIT: Oh shit! I jsut noticed the video is cued up a little farther. Yeah it synchs.
Yeah...I discovered it by playing the game and listening to the song. You really have to know when to start them. I wish I had the right equipment...I'd do it myself.LakeEarth said:I kinda see what you're getting at. Hard when the videos aren't synced.
http://www.youtubedoubler.com/?vide...d&video2=http://www.youtube.com/v/L1iVfSObKDEJive Turkey said:Yeah...I discovered it by playing the game and listening to the song. You really have to know when to start them. I wish I had the right equipment...I'd do it myself.
I couldn't get it to work either but I cued up each video to try to time it right. This is the closest I could get. Still it'll give you a good idea.MNC said:http://www.youtubedoubler.com/?vide...d&video2=http://www.youtube.com/v/L1iVfSObKDE
Go ahead and try. This bitch won't play the Dire straits songs for me. This is exactly what you want, though.
Kulock said:Correct. For all the people bitching about "could care less," I'm surprised "E3 Expo" hasn't gotten a little more mocking.
But wouldn't you just ask for their "PIN", not "PI Number"? "Enter your PIN please" sounds perfectly normal to me.Burai said:Also, PIN number isn't wrong either for the exact same reason. Ask someone to enter their PI number and they'll either look at you like you're some sort of dick or try to type 3.14159265 into the keypad.
LOL.Burai said:Electronic Entertainment Expo expo would be wrong. E3 expo is not.
rezuth said:Where did you read that? Also Mirrors Edge development started early 2007 so I highly doubt it was inspired by that movie.
I think I see what you mean... I couldn't get them perfectly aligned but it is similar.Jive Turkey said:I couldn't get it to work either but I cued up each video to try to time it right. This is the closest I could get. Still it'll give you a good idea.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L1iVfSObKDE#t=1m10s
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ehl_VQuKRTc#t=16s
Everything associated with him is a very obvious reference to EAD, Miyamoto, and Mario. But EAD stands for Entertainment Analysis & DevelopmentShoogoo said:Another one from F-Zero.
Mr. EAD. Look at his belt. His face looks like Mario and EAD means Entertainment and Amusement Department. The same department that makes almost every Nintendo games. The creator of his ship "The Great Star" is Shiggs Mapone, they didn't even try to hide the reference to Shigeru Miyamoto.
hirokazu said:Everything associated with him is a very obvious reference to EAD, Miyamoto, and Mario. But EAD stands for Entertainment Analysis & Development
Burai said:E3 is an abbreviation, so E3 expo is correct. It's not renaming the event, it's just describing what E3 is. Electronic Entertainment Expo expo would be wrong. E3 expo is not.
Also, PIN number isn't wrong either for the exact same reason. Ask someone to enter their PI number and they'll either look at you like you're some sort of dick or try to type 3.14159265 into the keypad.
Plus there's the matter of different languages - and since I've always played the Zelda games in German, I probably didn't make the immediate connection that big and goron are supposed to be two words.Toma said:I think its pretty rude to say that people have to see something like that or else they arent "literate". It is a matter of perception and if you are on a wrong track from begin with there is a high chance that you will never see the mistake on your own. Which is also why people see the FedEx Logo every day and still dont see the arrow for themselves if they havent seen it to begin with. Your brain stops thinking about that and its the way your brain thinks it is. Why would you start thinking about that if its already kind of "processed". So most people only get to see their mistakes if others tell them. I for example read the "Biggoron" never as two words. I always read it as "Bigg-oron". There you go.