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Drama / Re: 2nd petition to revoke Ephialtes' adminship
« on: January 25, 2013, 06:07:19 PM »
lets just let this dumb topic die
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General Discussion / Re: Stolen sever
« on: January 25, 2013, 06:05:40 PM »This is not a joke!!!!yay yay yay
You are the 1,000,000 viewer!!!!!!!
Click here to claim your prize!!!!!
im so happy- wait why is my credit card now empty?
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General Discussion / Re: Psyches Crazy Deathmatch!
« on: January 25, 2013, 06:04:21 PM »
kinda reminds me of hunger games
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General Discussion / Re: Stolen sever
« on: January 25, 2013, 06:02:01 PM »This is only a joke.
Badspot stole the racing sever from someone!!!!!!!!
This is only a joke.
You are the most wonderful person ever and I would forget you all day.
9095
Suggestions & Requests / Re: More extensive environmental control- Now with poll!
« on: January 25, 2013, 05:21:19 PM »
Music
If you want a rainy area, just put some rain sounds.
If you want some kind of scary area, just put some scary sounds.
Everyone will hear. Just select a music to play and it will play in the environment.
If you want a rainy area, just put some rain sounds.
If you want some kind of scary area, just put some scary sounds.
Everyone will hear. Just select a music to play and it will play in the environment.
9096
Forum Games / Re: Give Facts About The Above User
« on: January 25, 2013, 05:16:15 PM »
Above user is spy!
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Forum Games / Re: Cyrannus [Earth 2.0 style, with more space interaction this time]
« on: January 25, 2013, 05:02:49 PM »
accepted
ULSA starts mass mining and farming in their areas.
ULSA starts mass mining and farming in their areas.
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Forum Games / Re: Humanity's Future 2.0 - You can still join btw.
« on: January 25, 2013, 05:01:05 PM »
A large rock can be seen heading for Earth. Large enough to destroy land almost the size of a small state.
Orion is at DEFCON level 2.
Orion is at DEFCON level 2.
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Forum Games / Re: Cyrannus [Earth 2.0 style, with more space interaction this time]
« on: January 25, 2013, 04:38:32 PM »ohyes
so almost everyone speaks english and some people also talk spanish/french
some even all 3
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Modification Help / Re: Build Cycle (it cycles minigames, too!)
« on: January 25, 2013, 06:35:25 AM »
also how about you have a branch of saves
depending on what team wins/loses, it will go to a certain branch and move forward or backward depending on team wins
this could be used to simulate a war with battles and when one is won the team presses forward etc
depending on what team wins/loses, it will go to a certain branch and move forward or backward depending on team wins
this could be used to simulate a war with battles and when one is won the team presses forward etc
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Off Topic / Re: spelling and pronunciations
« on: January 25, 2013, 06:27:25 AM »My dad says "prony." Why he does is beyond me.prony
p r o n y
p o r n y
researchy
once my sister thought the(thee) and the(thuh) were separate words
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Creativity / Re: The new and improved 3D model topic!
« on: January 25, 2013, 06:16:11 AM »my sims team fortress edition 2
maggots
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General Discussion / Re: we need more gamemodes
« on: January 25, 2013, 05:46:14 AM »
afgan treasure hunt is not a bad idea
i could hide like 100 chests in there if i wanted
pirate ship is kinda small and not really that complex so uhh
i could hide like 100 chests in there if i wanted
pirate ship is kinda small and not really that complex so uhh
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General Discussion / Re: we need more gamemodes
« on: January 25, 2013, 05:22:17 AM »
i could make some more treasure hunt gamemodes if you want some challenge
already ive made bedroom and maze treasure hunt
already ive made bedroom and maze treasure hunt
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Games / Re: Nintendo Megatopic
« on: January 25, 2013, 01:33:57 AM »Pikmin
Made in 2001.
First Release: Pikmin
Latest Release: Nintendo Selects: Pikmin 2
Pikmin is a real-time strategy video game series designed by Shigeru Miyamoto and developed by Nintendo. The games focus on directing a horde of plant-like creatures called Pikmin, which are used to collect items, destroy obstacles, and fight giant monsters.
The series currently features two entries, Pikmin and Pikmin 2, both released for the Nintendo GameCube and later ported to the Wii as New Play Control! titles and Pikmin 2 as a "Nintendo Selects" game. A third installment, Pikmin 3, is currently in development for Wii U.
Gameplay
The Pikmin games all focus on exploring an unknown planet (stated in an interview with Miyamoto to be Earth after the extinction of the human race), controlling a crowd of Pikmin creatures. Pikmin are intelligent multi-colored plant-animal hybrids that willingly follow the orders of their leader, Captain Olimar, a tiny alien from the planet Hocotate. Pikmin are directed to perform a number of tasks, such as fighting monsters and retrieving objects. Because individual Pikmin are small and weak against most predators, it is the responsibility of the player to direct the Pikmin away from hazards and launch attacks that quickly put enemies into submission. Game time is divided into single days, in which the player is encouraged to accomplish as much as possible before sunset.
Pikmin appear in a variety of colors, which signify the Pikmin's abilities and resistance to environmental hazards. The original game in the series features only three colors: Red, Yellow, and Blue. Reds can resist fire, Blues, which sport gills, can move underwater, and Yellows may be thrown higher than other Pikmin. In the original Pikmin game, Yellows had the unique ability to carry bomb rocks. In Pikmin 2, Yellow Pikmin are immune to electric-based hazards and introduces two new colors: White Pikmin, which are resistant to poisonous gases and capable of spotting objects buried underground; and Purple Pikmin, which are significantly stronger and heavier than all other types. The strength and swiftness of individual Pikmin is indicated by the stalk atop their heads, appearing as a leaf, bud, or flower, which develops when Pikmin are fed nectar or left planted in the ground for an amount of time.
Pikmin are stored in their respective motherships, called "Onions," for safety as they are vulnerable to nocturnal predators. The Onions play a vital role in Pikmin reproduction: When any food, such as prey or pellets, is delivered to an Onion, it propagates seeds, which grow and are then plucked from the ground as fully developed Pikmin. An Onion also serves as an incubator for all Pikmin of its color, housing potentially hundreds of Pikmin. The Onions travel alongside Olimar as he flies to different locations on the planet.
Pikmin
Pikmin is the first game in the series, originally released in 2001. The game's plot focuses on Olimar's predicament of having crash-landed on an unknown planet and befriending the Pikmin. Olimar has to gather the missing pieces of his broken ship in order to escape, before his air supply completely runs out and he succumbs to the planet's deadly oxygen.
The player is required to collect as many of the ship fragments as possible within thirty game days, otherwise the player loses in a Game Over.
Pikmin 2
Pikmin 2, originally released in 2004, takes place immediately following the events of the first game. When Olimar returns to his home planet Hocotate, he discovers that his employer, Hocotate Freight, has gone into severe debt. When the company's president discovers that the souvenir that Olimar has brought back with him is significantly valuable, he orders Olimar and Louie, another employee, to journey back to the Pikmin planet and gather treasure to pay off the debt.
The main objective of Pikmin 2 is to collect treasure, which consists primarily of human waste including bottle caps and gadgets. The player controls both Captain Olimar and Louie, alternating between the two characters in order to divide and accomplish more tasks during a single day. Unlike the original game, Pikmin 2 has no deadline, so the player can spend as many days as possible to collect all the treasure.
Pikmin 3
Shigeru Miyamoto first hinted about the possibilities of a new Pikmin game in a July 2007 interview with IGN, saying "I certainly don't think we've seen the last of Pikmin. I definitely would like to do something with them, and I think the Wii interface in particular is very well suited to that franchise." A later CNET.com interview in April 2008 reported that "For now, Miyamoto looks ahead to other projects for the Wii, mentioning his desire to continue the Pikmin series."
A new Pikmin game was eventually confirmed at E3 2008 during Nintendo's developer roundtable, in which Miyamoto stated that his team were working on a new entry in the series. However, details concerning gameplay and development were left unmentioned. In an interview with Nintendo's Official Latin American Magazine, Shigeru Miyamoto confirmed that Pikmin 3 is going to be on the Wii. He also stated that the Wii's controls were "working well" with the game.
The announcement in October 2008 of a re-release of the first two Pikmin games on the Wii with updated motion controls, raised concerns about whether Pikmin 3 was in fact in development. However, in a subsequent interview with IGN, it was made clear that the re-releases of Pikmin and Pikmin 2 under the New Play Control! brand were separate from Pikmin 3. The game was not shown at E3 2009, 2010, or 2011, but Miyamoto confirmed in June 2010 that the game was indeed still in development.
At Miyamoto's roundtable discussion at the Electronic Entertainment Expo 2011, Miyamoto stated that Pikmin 3 development was moved to Wii U, the Wii successor. He felt that the HD graphics for the next system and its special screen-based controller would work better for it.
On April 15, 2012, Miyamoto said in a Spanish interview that a new Pikmin game and a new New Super Mario Bros. HD will both be showcased for the Wii U at E3 2012. He also added the comment "Anyone who played the original Pikmin games will enjoy playing it.
On June 5, 2012, at Nintendo's E3 press conference, Pikmin 3 was officially announced. It was confirmed to include all of the previous Pikmin types, plus new types, the only confirmed one being the new Rock Pikmin. It is set to launch within the Wii U's launch window.
- Info from Wikipedia.
Made in 2001.
First Release: Pikmin
Latest Release: Nintendo Selects: Pikmin 2
Pikmin is a real-time strategy video game series designed by Shigeru Miyamoto and developed by Nintendo. The games focus on directing a horde of plant-like creatures called Pikmin, which are used to collect items, destroy obstacles, and fight giant monsters.
The series currently features two entries, Pikmin and Pikmin 2, both released for the Nintendo GameCube and later ported to the Wii as New Play Control! titles and Pikmin 2 as a "Nintendo Selects" game. A third installment, Pikmin 3, is currently in development for Wii U.
Gameplay
The Pikmin games all focus on exploring an unknown planet (stated in an interview with Miyamoto to be Earth after the extinction of the human race), controlling a crowd of Pikmin creatures. Pikmin are intelligent multi-colored plant-animal hybrids that willingly follow the orders of their leader, Captain Olimar, a tiny alien from the planet Hocotate. Pikmin are directed to perform a number of tasks, such as fighting monsters and retrieving objects. Because individual Pikmin are small and weak against most predators, it is the responsibility of the player to direct the Pikmin away from hazards and launch attacks that quickly put enemies into submission. Game time is divided into single days, in which the player is encouraged to accomplish as much as possible before sunset.
Pikmin appear in a variety of colors, which signify the Pikmin's abilities and resistance to environmental hazards. The original game in the series features only three colors: Red, Yellow, and Blue. Reds can resist fire, Blues, which sport gills, can move underwater, and Yellows may be thrown higher than other Pikmin. In the original Pikmin game, Yellows had the unique ability to carry bomb rocks. In Pikmin 2, Yellow Pikmin are immune to electric-based hazards and introduces two new colors: White Pikmin, which are resistant to poisonous gases and capable of spotting objects buried underground; and Purple Pikmin, which are significantly stronger and heavier than all other types. The strength and swiftness of individual Pikmin is indicated by the stalk atop their heads, appearing as a leaf, bud, or flower, which develops when Pikmin are fed nectar or left planted in the ground for an amount of time.
Pikmin are stored in their respective motherships, called "Onions," for safety as they are vulnerable to nocturnal predators. The Onions play a vital role in Pikmin reproduction: When any food, such as prey or pellets, is delivered to an Onion, it propagates seeds, which grow and are then plucked from the ground as fully developed Pikmin. An Onion also serves as an incubator for all Pikmin of its color, housing potentially hundreds of Pikmin. The Onions travel alongside Olimar as he flies to different locations on the planet.
Pikmin
Pikmin is the first game in the series, originally released in 2001. The game's plot focuses on Olimar's predicament of having crash-landed on an unknown planet and befriending the Pikmin. Olimar has to gather the missing pieces of his broken ship in order to escape, before his air supply completely runs out and he succumbs to the planet's deadly oxygen.
The player is required to collect as many of the ship fragments as possible within thirty game days, otherwise the player loses in a Game Over.
Pikmin 2
Pikmin 2, originally released in 2004, takes place immediately following the events of the first game. When Olimar returns to his home planet Hocotate, he discovers that his employer, Hocotate Freight, has gone into severe debt. When the company's president discovers that the souvenir that Olimar has brought back with him is significantly valuable, he orders Olimar and Louie, another employee, to journey back to the Pikmin planet and gather treasure to pay off the debt.
The main objective of Pikmin 2 is to collect treasure, which consists primarily of human waste including bottle caps and gadgets. The player controls both Captain Olimar and Louie, alternating between the two characters in order to divide and accomplish more tasks during a single day. Unlike the original game, Pikmin 2 has no deadline, so the player can spend as many days as possible to collect all the treasure.
Pikmin 3
Shigeru Miyamoto first hinted about the possibilities of a new Pikmin game in a July 2007 interview with IGN, saying "I certainly don't think we've seen the last of Pikmin. I definitely would like to do something with them, and I think the Wii interface in particular is very well suited to that franchise." A later CNET.com interview in April 2008 reported that "For now, Miyamoto looks ahead to other projects for the Wii, mentioning his desire to continue the Pikmin series."
A new Pikmin game was eventually confirmed at E3 2008 during Nintendo's developer roundtable, in which Miyamoto stated that his team were working on a new entry in the series. However, details concerning gameplay and development were left unmentioned. In an interview with Nintendo's Official Latin American Magazine, Shigeru Miyamoto confirmed that Pikmin 3 is going to be on the Wii. He also stated that the Wii's controls were "working well" with the game.
The announcement in October 2008 of a re-release of the first two Pikmin games on the Wii with updated motion controls, raised concerns about whether Pikmin 3 was in fact in development. However, in a subsequent interview with IGN, it was made clear that the re-releases of Pikmin and Pikmin 2 under the New Play Control! brand were separate from Pikmin 3. The game was not shown at E3 2009, 2010, or 2011, but Miyamoto confirmed in June 2010 that the game was indeed still in development.
At Miyamoto's roundtable discussion at the Electronic Entertainment Expo 2011, Miyamoto stated that Pikmin 3 development was moved to Wii U, the Wii successor. He felt that the HD graphics for the next system and its special screen-based controller would work better for it.
On April 15, 2012, Miyamoto said in a Spanish interview that a new Pikmin game and a new New Super Mario Bros. HD will both be showcased for the Wii U at E3 2012. He also added the comment "Anyone who played the original Pikmin games will enjoy playing it.
On June 5, 2012, at Nintendo's E3 press conference, Pikmin 3 was officially announced. It was confirmed to include all of the previous Pikmin types, plus new types, the only confirmed one being the new Rock Pikmin. It is set to launch within the Wii U's launch window.
- Info from Wikipedia.