MP2 - NP Scans **SPOILERS**
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OG_Original Gamer
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Never doubted Retro one bit. In pro scan, I will eat, sleep, and shit MP2:E.
Particle Physicist
between a quark and a baryon
wow.. i dunno if its because of the scan or what.. but those pics really blew me away.. i didnt think it was going to look that good.
im gonna have to get my GC fixed now. i need this game.
im gonna have to get my GC fixed now. i need this game.
talking head
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wtf where on oa?
TekunoRobby
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They are in the FREE Metroid forums at IGN.
I don't know what Nintendo Power is talking about by saying "CG cutscenes", because every scene in the game (like Prime 1) is rendered using the in-game engine. Which is fine by me cause I thought Prime 1 did a good job, and if what Retro says is true, then they've spent an awful lot of time polishing and updating these things.
Bryan Walker's comments about how they focused on making the boss battles "epic" seems quite verifiable now upon viewing
And I always knew this game was going to be one of my favorite (if not my favorite) games of the year, especially on the Cube.
Bryan Walker's comments about how they focused on making the boss battles "epic" seems quite verifiable now upon viewing
Quadraxis
And I always knew this game was going to be one of my favorite (if not my favorite) games of the year, especially on the Cube.
TekunoRobby
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Ehh Computer Graphics is an interchangeable term, it means anything pretty much. Everything you see in a videogame is CG for all intents and purposes.Eric-GCA said:
Kanbee-san
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TekunoRobby said:
Thats true, some just use it better than others cough* gt4 * cough.
TekunoRobby
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What.Kanbee-san said:
deadhorse32
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mmmmmmmmm looking good 
Ultra Magnanimous
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Hmm, how do you register for the opa forums? I fill in all my details but there isn't a submit button appearing for me to click. A problem with my browser perhaps? *scratches head*
Oh, I managed to see the scans elsewhere though. Excellent stuff, that fortress looks well cool.
Oh, I managed to see the scans elsewhere though. Excellent stuff, that fortress looks well cool.
TekunoRobby
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Comeone guys, it can't get any more blatent than that.TekunoRobby said:
Ollie Pooch
In a perfect world, we'd all be homersexual
i'm so excited for this game i fear i may wet my pants when i finally get it
MY GOD
MY GOD
Dynamite Shikoku
Congratulations, you really deserve it!
Yep, I'm gonna go out on a limb here after seeing those pics and say: Best Game Ever!!!
Smiles and Cries
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what the hell everyone excited about can't find the pics 
damn late to the party
damn late to the party
Smiles and Cries
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hirokazu said:
don't worry no more photos anyway, photobucket or whatever the guy used to host the images (bandwidth exceeded)
TekunoRobby
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Doh, pictures aren't available anymore. I should have saved them sorry.hirokazu said:
naz said:what the hell everyone excited about can't find the pics
damn late to the party
link to bigger version
That would be an amazing boxart - damn NoA...
Smiles and Cries
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WOW I found the pics on nsider forums very nice 
TekunoRobby
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There should be a no flashing .gif rule. MY EYES!
You forgot the part where you go into morphball and move up along the emminent spiderball tracks on its legs to plant a power bomb in its coreMatlock said:
EDIT: :lol
after going back to look again there is clearly a spiderball track along one of the legs. I was just kidding!
Oh! My Car!
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OMFcar @ Quadraxis
TekunoRobby
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I'll take a crack at this but I have no clue about what makes a t-shirt well designed. So pardon my ignorance!
I like how the cover is plain but has the ominous words "protect the light." It provides a unique bit of intrigue and the font makes it interesting. I would increase the font a bit (thinking a good two inches from the arm seam would be ideal) and move it down slightly (about an inch). I'd also create a SLIGHT more bit of noise in the font to pronounce the little extrusions you have. One last thing; I don't like how there's a period there seeing as it's an incomplete sentence.
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The logo placement is perfect; of course there wasn't much else you could do with it. The Echoes part of the logo is probably a bit too dark and it'd be hard to read from a small distance. I'd suggest brightening that up or adding a bit of a white glow around it to differentiate it from the background more. The artwork is superb but I don't think it'd work well with the complimentary artwork of the other t-shirt. Although it's an excellent piece, the character Samus isn't in full form which is important in these character driven designs. I'd suggest finding a nice heroic post with her gun in the air to offset the more beastly pose of the other t-shirt not to mention you'd match the size effectively.
As for the front, my comments from the other t-shirt apply. Of course I'd keep the font the same size even though it takes up less space for sake of continuity.
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The logo comments also apply to this t-shirt. The artwork you chose for this t-shirt is spot-on. It's the perfect pose and also eschews a bit of darkness with her stance and color-scheme. I'd get rid of the odd lines on the sides and eliminate any semblance of a border or random pixels. Another possibility is adding in the noise and extrusions you have from the font to the artwork. It'd provide a sort of an aura to the character; it would pronounce the otherworldly nature of this version of Samus. It might look good or it might complicate the piece too much so give it a shot.
Front:CrisKre said:Shirt 1:
I like how the cover is plain but has the ominous words "protect the light." It provides a unique bit of intrigue and the font makes it interesting. I would increase the font a bit (thinking a good two inches from the arm seam would be ideal) and move it down slightly (about an inch). I'd also create a SLIGHT more bit of noise in the font to pronounce the little extrusions you have. One last thing; I don't like how there's a period there seeing as it's an incomplete sentence.
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The logo placement is perfect; of course there wasn't much else you could do with it. The Echoes part of the logo is probably a bit too dark and it'd be hard to read from a small distance. I'd suggest brightening that up or adding a bit of a white glow around it to differentiate it from the background more. The artwork is superb but I don't think it'd work well with the complimentary artwork of the other t-shirt. Although it's an excellent piece, the character Samus isn't in full form which is important in these character driven designs. I'd suggest finding a nice heroic post with her gun in the air to offset the more beastly pose of the other t-shirt not to mention you'd match the size effectively.
Front:CrisKre said:Shirt 2:
As for the front, my comments from the other t-shirt apply. Of course I'd keep the font the same size even though it takes up less space for sake of continuity.
Back:
The logo comments also apply to this t-shirt. The artwork you chose for this t-shirt is spot-on. It's the perfect pose and also eschews a bit of darkness with her stance and color-scheme. I'd get rid of the odd lines on the sides and eliminate any semblance of a border or random pixels. Another possibility is adding in the noise and extrusions you have from the font to the artwork. It'd provide a sort of an aura to the character; it would pronounce the otherworldly nature of this version of Samus. It might look good or it might complicate the piece too much so give it a shot.
