"HP Lovecraft presents: CocoRosie"

Try to defend CocoRosie on an internet forum without going insane. Cthuhlu, Shub-Niggurath and Y'golonac nibble at your entrails while you justify purchasing "La maison de mon rêve".

A sequel "The Impossibly Dark Night of the Metallic Falcons" is due to be released this October.

Wii: amp-building.

Use the Wii to mimic soldering a point to point amp. Watch out for cold solder joints, but too much heat will damage components.

Interface with Guitar hero and rock band. You can use the amps you've built in the other games.

Ben

Poon Harpoon (Self explanatory.)

I would like to see some game with the GTA engine but all of the people in the streets are Zombies and you have to steal cars to try to escape the city and get somewhere safe. Running over Zombies in cars is a dream of mine.

and Oboe Hero.

japmn wrote:I would like to see some game with the GTA engine but all of the people in the streets are Zombies and you have to steal cars to try to escape the city and get somewhere safe. Running over Zombies in cars is a dream of mine.

Japmn!

It is not nearly as sophisticated as a GTA game, but The Zombie vs. Kyuukyuusha--Zombie vs. Ambulance--is in the ballpark of what you're talking about. It largely revolves around running over zombies with an ambulance.

It's for the Japanese PlayStation 2, part of D3's long-running "Simple" series of budget games. I think it came out in Europe under the title Zombie Virus.

japmn wrote:I would like to see some game with the GTA engine but all of the people in the streets are Zombies and you have to steal cars to try to escape the city and get somewhere safe. Running over Zombies in cars is a dream of mine.

In the real world, the zombies are driving the cars.

Mick Fleetwood Drum Pro

After dropping out of school at 15, drum in The Cheynes through The Bluesbreakers, Fleetwood Mac and guest stints with Matthew Sweet. Live the career of England's cokiest drummer.

Contains "Avoid Stevie Nick's Genital Warts Cunnilingus" minigame, the "Bankruptcy Millionaire Dumbass" bonus game as well as "Buckingham's Toxic Cabbage Farts" multiplayer.

tommydski wrote:Some internet friends of mine played Desert Bus for four days to raise money for charity.

Haha, thatt's a ROM of the bus mini-game from the unreleased Penn & Teller Sega CD game!

my game:

A Shellac 2D 1/2 side scroller similar to that of The Blues Brothers on the Super Nintendo.

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japmn wrote:I would like to see some game with the GTA engine but all of the people in the streets are Zombies and you have to steal cars to try to escape the city and get somewhere safe. Running over Zombies in cars is a dream of mine.

Japmn!

It is not nearly as sophisticated as a GTA game, but The Zombie vs. Kyuukyuusha--Zombie vs. Ambulance--is in the ballpark of what you're talking about. It largely revolves around running over zombies with an ambulance.

I'm with japmn. And an ambulance won't fucking cut it. I need a selection of American muscle cars '68-'72 for my rolling. I want graphics of zombie ribcages crushed beneath the smoking wheels of my Dodge Daytona.

Also, a game resembling Grand Theft Auto, but instead of beating, shooting, and other vice you cruise around the city and enter public places (museums, hotel lobbies, etc.) and try and get away with publicly farting.

The joystick would control an e-sphincter where various techniques could be employed to hush the gas. The ultimate challenge would be a wooden bench in a fantastically resonant marble viewing room.

I'm seeing a meter tracking how much gas you have to expel.

My videogame was called People Mowers.

It was a driving game. You could pick your style of vehicle (car, truck, van, etc) and trick it out with better engines and transmisions and cow plows and spikes and flamethrowers and stuff. And then you would pick a city, from a bunch of actual US cities. Your character, when you first create him, has to pick a socio-political affiliation, something like yuppie or hippie or punk or nazi or whatever. And then the goal of the game is to drive through the city you picked, and run over as many people as you can of your rival socio-political faction without running over anybody from your own.

Then a few years later, they came out with Grand Theft Auto and a game like this became wholly unnecessary, since you can just drive over everybody and GTA additionally has much more fun and complex stuff going on. But if I made it when I thought of it, it woulda been a pretty revolutionary game.

I'd still like to play it, probably.

Goddammit, itchy, I was typing up an idea for a fart-in-an-elevator minigame when I refreshed and read that. Get out of my (emotionally 6 years old) head.