O_o Ooo... KAAAAY then...
Good fucking bye.
Good fucking bye.
... What? And how is a trophy covered with AIDS?
Good fucking bye.
Welcome back!
A plastic trophy covered with aids. Nice spade.
Well, since I'm unfortunately not contributing something to this year's C3, I would like to share the moment by offering some insights into each project, and how a potential player of SMW hacks may ideally see each creation (Stick with your plan, but take in the feedback).
Hopefully, by next C3, I may actually be useful, and make a C3 project.
Good luck entrees (For lack of a more appropriate word).
EDIT:
Are those munchers handrawn? If they are...
...that's damn impressive.
Hopefully, by next C3, I may actually be useful, and make a C3 project.
Good luck entrees (For lack of a more appropriate word).
EDIT:
Originally posted by Spade's craziness
Are those munchers handrawn? If they are...
...that's damn impressive.
whats c3?
Originally posted by Ploxerdon
whats c3?
The C3 is a spoof of the E3, a huge gaming convention. It is also, as it says on the banner, "SMWCentral Creativity Convention".
Edit: If anyone wants to describe it in more detail, feel free.
It's basically where people show off their awesome SMW hacks and whatnot.
Good fucking bye.
Good fucking bye.
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Originally posted by Spade
Oh, they are indeed hand drawn. Well, mouse-drawn, actually. With MS Paint.
He said HAND drawn, it's not as impressive mouse drawn. XD
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Yeah, like Ulti said, C3 was great! I enjoyed a lot of people's works, and even though I didn't get a lot of feedback, I liked the little I got. May the next C3 be even better!
C3 post the 30th
At the second biannual Central Creativity Convention of spring 2009, my first C3, I stopped at 29 booths over two days. This equals 30 posts in the C3 forum. Because my stamina has expired, I approach the exit from the convention. My joy at the acquisition of my loot from the 29th booth becomes a different feeling as I walk to the exit gate.
When I walked into the convention, I was not prepared for the overload of so many new games and demonstration, plus numerous screenshots and SPC dumps. As I moved from booth to booth, I gave less commentary, and commentary of less worth. Most of my latter posts were the same: I tried your game, I played one level, now I need to go to the next booth. If I wrote 30 posts, I must not have checked my writing like I would normally do. I wonder, did I misspeak to anyone on this convention floor? Did I post something that I wish to not have posted? Now C3 feels like Forum Games or World of Insanity, just another excuse to increase my post count by 30.
I do have my C3 bag, holding 19 new SMW hacks. I also have album of C3 screenshots by playing each of those 19 games on the convention floor. I did not learn much from my brief experience with each game; I need more time to play these games; I need many more days.
I remind myself that I am also a Super Mario World hacker, since almost two and one-half months, and I have eligibility to have my own booth on this convention floor, which I chose not to have, because my project is not ready, and might not be ready one year from now.
I glance at the nearby entrance, where even now, though C3 is about to close, eager attendees enter the convention floor to find the latest news from the convention. I walk through the exit gate and "cut the tape". I notice that this gate appears more like a midway gate than a goal gate. This is well, because midway tape is near the floor, but goal tape would be too high up, because I cannot jump as high as Mario. I leave the convention. C3 is over.
At the second biannual Central Creativity Convention of spring 2009, my first C3, I stopped at 29 booths over two days. This equals 30 posts in the C3 forum. Because my stamina has expired, I approach the exit from the convention. My joy at the acquisition of my loot from the 29th booth becomes a different feeling as I walk to the exit gate.
When I walked into the convention, I was not prepared for the overload of so many new games and demonstration, plus numerous screenshots and SPC dumps. As I moved from booth to booth, I gave less commentary, and commentary of less worth. Most of my latter posts were the same: I tried your game, I played one level, now I need to go to the next booth. If I wrote 30 posts, I must not have checked my writing like I would normally do. I wonder, did I misspeak to anyone on this convention floor? Did I post something that I wish to not have posted? Now C3 feels like Forum Games or World of Insanity, just another excuse to increase my post count by 30.
I do have my C3 bag, holding 19 new SMW hacks. I also have album of C3 screenshots by playing each of those 19 games on the convention floor. I did not learn much from my brief experience with each game; I need more time to play these games; I need many more days.
I remind myself that I am also a Super Mario World hacker, since almost two and one-half months, and I have eligibility to have my own booth on this convention floor, which I chose not to have, because my project is not ready, and might not be ready one year from now.
I glance at the nearby entrance, where even now, though C3 is about to close, eager attendees enter the convention floor to find the latest news from the convention. I walk through the exit gate and "cut the tape". I notice that this gate appears more like a midway gate than a goal gate. This is well, because midway tape is near the floor, but goal tape would be too high up, because I cannot jump as high as Mario. I leave the convention. C3 is over.
Hacking Super Mario World since 28 February 2009
Even better than last year in my opinion. Thanks to everyone for all your wonderful creations! Especially the downloadables ;)
-Currently Listening to "Back The To Future Overture" By Alan Silvestri-
I was enjoying this convention as much as anyone else. But I wish it did'nt have to end so soon. Because it's actually kinda sad for something to end that quickly.
I was enjoying this convention as much as anyone else. But I wish it did'nt have to end so soon. Because it's actually kinda sad for something to end that quickly.
Well, I certainly enjoyed this year's C3. I was pretty impressed with some of the other people's work, and, in my opinion, this C3 was a lot more interesting than last year's. Too bad it's already almost over.
We've had many amazing surprises in these two days, including a site crash ( D: ). I liked many of the hacks, especially Final Destination, and the SNES Mouse. But in my opinion, last years C3 was even more surprising because of Xka Shack. But it's still a good thing to have a C3.
I wish everyone luck!
EDIT: lolwut last C3 wasn't last year.
I wish everyone luck!
EDIT: lolwut last C3 wasn't last year.