https://dykg.vgfacts.com/ Fri, 09 Oct 2026 22:46:40 +0000 MyBB https://dykg.vgfacts.com/thread-2440.html Tue, 26 Mar 2013 11:16:20 +0000 https://dykg.vgfacts.com/thread-2440.html https://dykg.vgfacts.com/thread-2436.html Tue, 26 Mar 2013 03:11:47 +0000 https://dykg.vgfacts.com/thread-2436.html https://dykg.vgfacts.com/thread-2435.html Mon, 25 Mar 2013 15:45:28 +0000 https://dykg.vgfacts.com/thread-2435.html https://dykg.vgfacts.com/thread-2429.html Sun, 24 Mar 2013 20:10:11 +0000 https://dykg.vgfacts.com/thread-2429.html компьютерный стол лером Пожалуйста, советуйте только те салоны, с которыми Вы действительно сотрудничали. Если кто-то может посодействовать со скидкой, буду премного благодарна.]]> компьютерный стол лером Пожалуйста, советуйте только те салоны, с которыми Вы действительно сотрудничали. Если кто-то может посодействовать со скидкой, буду премного благодарна.]]> https://dykg.vgfacts.com/thread-2428.html Sun, 24 Mar 2013 19:50:32 +0000 https://dykg.vgfacts.com/thread-2428.html http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kTIiBBzR1_w)

Sources: http://www.toontowncentral.com/forums/fu...afety.html (Post from him on a Toontown forum where he posted a link to his website, which is now the official website for his game developing group)

http://www.youtube.com/user/AgentParsec/...id&view=15 (His Youtube account where he had posted the official Slender: The Arrival trailer)]]> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kTIiBBzR1_w)

Sources: http://www.toontowncentral.com/forums/fu...afety.html (Post from him on a Toontown forum where he posted a link to his website, which is now the official website for his game developing group)

http://www.youtube.com/user/AgentParsec/...id&view=15 (His Youtube account where he had posted the official Slender: The Arrival trailer)]]> https://dykg.vgfacts.com/thread-2427.html Sun, 24 Mar 2013 09:28:10 +0000 https://dykg.vgfacts.com/thread-2427.html
Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Squ...ideo_games]]>
Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Squ...ideo_games]]> https://dykg.vgfacts.com/thread-2426.html Sat, 23 Mar 2013 21:15:21 +0000 https://dykg.vgfacts.com/thread-2426.html ]]> ]]> https://dykg.vgfacts.com/thread-2425.html Sat, 23 Mar 2013 05:52:47 +0000 https://dykg.vgfacts.com/thread-2425.html https://dykg.vgfacts.com/thread-2424.html Sat, 23 Mar 2013 01:27:04 +0000 https://dykg.vgfacts.com/thread-2424.html
Something that has been going on my mind recently, the post about Metal Slug 2(X) and the double fact of TF2/Portal both contain their sources from VGFacts, then gets leaded into the real source. The source should be from the orignal site itself, not some other videogame fact site you're partnered with.]]>
Something that has been going on my mind recently, the post about Metal Slug 2(X) and the double fact of TF2/Portal both contain their sources from VGFacts, then gets leaded into the real source. The source should be from the orignal site itself, not some other videogame fact site you're partnered with.]]> https://dykg.vgfacts.com/thread-2423.html Fri, 22 Mar 2013 22:24:23 +0000 https://dykg.vgfacts.com/thread-2423.html Regular Show" the console Mordecai and Rigby used, was strongly inspired by a Sega MasterSystem I.

]]> Regular Show" the console Mordecai and Rigby used, was strongly inspired by a Sega MasterSystem I.

]]> https://dykg.vgfacts.com/thread-2420.html Thu, 21 Mar 2013 22:37:28 +0000 https://dykg.vgfacts.com/thread-2420.html kinda has something to do with video games, in a way. I don't care, this'll be my last post on these forums since DYKG will only accept stuff on the new site from now on. Anyways...

In the animated cartoon Regular Show, there is a recurring villain named Garrett Bobby Ferguson. He has long brown hair, a beard, and is a world record holder for an arcade video game. This character's appearance is most definitely an homage to real life video game champion Billy Mitchell, who also sports long hair and a beard and is also a record setting video gamer.

Garrett Bobby Ferguson


Billy Mitchell


Source: Don't have one, just noticed it the second he flew on screen.]]> kinda has something to do with video games, in a way. I don't care, this'll be my last post on these forums since DYKG will only accept stuff on the new site from now on. Anyways...

In the animated cartoon Regular Show, there is a recurring villain named Garrett Bobby Ferguson. He has long brown hair, a beard, and is a world record holder for an arcade video game. This character's appearance is most definitely an homage to real life video game champion Billy Mitchell, who also sports long hair and a beard and is also a record setting video gamer.

Garrett Bobby Ferguson


Billy Mitchell


Source: Don't have one, just noticed it the second he flew on screen.]]> https://dykg.vgfacts.com/thread-2419.html Thu, 21 Mar 2013 22:02:00 +0000 https://dykg.vgfacts.com/thread-2419.html https://dykg.vgfacts.com/thread-2418.html Thu, 21 Mar 2013 04:57:57 +0000 https://dykg.vgfacts.com/thread-2418.html Miasmato

Okay to anyone who WATCHED the stream, we all saw that it was not exactly a AAA title WHICH IS FINE.

Story
As you start a new game you are introduced to the main character who is shipwrecked on an island with a deadly disease that will kill you, so naturally that means you must find a way to cure yourself. Sadly that is all you are given and then are thrown into the island. Throughout the game you will come across shacks/huts/yurts that may or may not have left over notes or newspaper articles that, to me, did not seem to play a whole lot into either the lore or help explain why you are there.

Controls
They are typical PC first person game controls; you have WASD to navigate, shift to run for short distances, and left ctr to crouch, use the tab key to pull out your journal (will explain soon) use the mouse to move the characters head around, use the left mouse button to interact with certain objects and the right mouse button to use your compass and what not.

Journal
So this character is dumped on an island with no items and you WILL eventually come across plants and fungus that you can pick up and if this is your first time interacting with the plant/fungus then you will write down basic information about what it looks like and what not, you will also need to go to your laboratory (will talk about that soon) to finish your journal entries. The journal also holds all notes/articles you find along with your map (will talk about that soon). Last, your journal will hold any medicine you acquire (will talk about soon); but your journal will only hold ONE of each kind of medicine and/or tonic so you can't stack your basic medicine or well you CAN but the second basic medicine will overwrite the previous object in that slot in the journal.

Laboratory
Eventually you will no be able to hold any more fungi or plants so you will need to find a place to research each item and the laboratory will be where you want to go. Please not, there are small camps that allow you to store a set amount of plants/fungi but you WILL need to go to a nearby laboratory to research these specimens to make medicine and/or elixers. Laboratories will also be where you will finish your journal entries for each plant/fungi.

Map
*scoff* If you WANT to call it a map then you can but that is all it is, a generic map with SOME drawings of huts to indicate SOME camps, probably the more major camps that have laboratories. Other then that, that is it. The map will not track where you are or where you were because you will find pieces of each section of the island as you explore.

Medicine
So as I mentioned, your character is sick with a deadly disease so you have to help cure him. As you progress through the game you will learn that your character is very prone to drowning in shallow water which will result in him getting a fever which WILL lead to death unless you find medicine to combat the fever. There are also other ways to get hurt like tumbling down small slope or getting mauled by a monster (will talk about soon) so having medicine helps you, not only to keep you from dying, but will also regain your stamina.

Monster
Because there is only one monster and he is an ass. The first time you encounter the monster you will hear a heart beat and that means the monster is near by. There is nothing else to it, there is a monster who hates you, or maybe just hates you picking up plants/fungi, and will start to chase you.

Combat
Yeah...That's pretty much does not exist in Miasmata. You can swing stuff and throw stuff but they really do nothing because the main character seems to have trouble following where you aimed at. So avoid combat if possible because you are only wasting valuable time to run away.

The Main Character
He is a peach, let me tell you what. He can't swim more then 5 seconds before he starts to drown. He can't climb hills very well without tumbling down and getting hurt. He can't go down hills or small slopes without tumbling and getting hurt. He is a short person because the boat you crashed on is taller, or almost as tall, then you are. He has no stomach in which to eat (A theory I have that will be explained at the end) and likes to drink chunky water.

Theories
I have a few theories about our hero and also a theory about the island.

1) The main character is nothing more then eye balls and two arms and hands because that is all you see of him therefore whose to say there are other limbs on him?

2) This is a theory I mentioned a few times during my stream, mainly near the end, that the island is against you. Whenever I encountered the monster, I was holding plants/fungi. I never encountered the monster empty handed, at least I do not recall that, so my theory is that the monster attacks ONLY if you are working on finding a cure but will leave you alone if you are just minding your own business and letting the disease kill you.

Overall
For an indie game, it is not THAT bad. There are some nice survival horror aspects that really did get me excited like first meeting the monster or researching plants/fungi to find new cures or elixers. I had a hoot with certain parts of the game like lighting a candle with an apple or picking up a pan and replacing it with a hatchet and seeing the hatchet gets stuck in a pole.

The Bad
The map is useless and pointless to have. Half the time I looked at the map I was even more lost then I was BEFORE I pulled the map out. I sometimes had trouble seeing where I was going but that was probably just my own problem. The controls were so aggravating; I mentioned COUNTLESS times how my character's movements were so slippery that I kept comparing the main character as a block of cement sliding on ice. Swimming is pointless because he will start to drown after 5 seconds and he will also DROP any items he was holding. Our main character also can't walk down small slopes without taking a tumble which will hurt him. Duplicate items get overwritten whether being a second basic medicine being picked up or forgetting to pick up medicine that you JUST finished researching and you made something new and THAT overwrites what you PREVIOUSLY researched.

So all in all I give the game a 4/10
It tried it's best but in the end the game felt more like an unpolished demo then an actual game.]]> Miasmato

Okay to anyone who WATCHED the stream, we all saw that it was not exactly a AAA title WHICH IS FINE.

Story
As you start a new game you are introduced to the main character who is shipwrecked on an island with a deadly disease that will kill you, so naturally that means you must find a way to cure yourself. Sadly that is all you are given and then are thrown into the island. Throughout the game you will come across shacks/huts/yurts that may or may not have left over notes or newspaper articles that, to me, did not seem to play a whole lot into either the lore or help explain why you are there.

Controls
They are typical PC first person game controls; you have WASD to navigate, shift to run for short distances, and left ctr to crouch, use the tab key to pull out your journal (will explain soon) use the mouse to move the characters head around, use the left mouse button to interact with certain objects and the right mouse button to use your compass and what not.

Journal
So this character is dumped on an island with no items and you WILL eventually come across plants and fungus that you can pick up and if this is your first time interacting with the plant/fungus then you will write down basic information about what it looks like and what not, you will also need to go to your laboratory (will talk about that soon) to finish your journal entries. The journal also holds all notes/articles you find along with your map (will talk about that soon). Last, your journal will hold any medicine you acquire (will talk about soon); but your journal will only hold ONE of each kind of medicine and/or tonic so you can't stack your basic medicine or well you CAN but the second basic medicine will overwrite the previous object in that slot in the journal.

Laboratory
Eventually you will no be able to hold any more fungi or plants so you will need to find a place to research each item and the laboratory will be where you want to go. Please not, there are small camps that allow you to store a set amount of plants/fungi but you WILL need to go to a nearby laboratory to research these specimens to make medicine and/or elixers. Laboratories will also be where you will finish your journal entries for each plant/fungi.

Map
*scoff* If you WANT to call it a map then you can but that is all it is, a generic map with SOME drawings of huts to indicate SOME camps, probably the more major camps that have laboratories. Other then that, that is it. The map will not track where you are or where you were because you will find pieces of each section of the island as you explore.

Medicine
So as I mentioned, your character is sick with a deadly disease so you have to help cure him. As you progress through the game you will learn that your character is very prone to drowning in shallow water which will result in him getting a fever which WILL lead to death unless you find medicine to combat the fever. There are also other ways to get hurt like tumbling down small slope or getting mauled by a monster (will talk about soon) so having medicine helps you, not only to keep you from dying, but will also regain your stamina.

Monster
Because there is only one monster and he is an ass. The first time you encounter the monster you will hear a heart beat and that means the monster is near by. There is nothing else to it, there is a monster who hates you, or maybe just hates you picking up plants/fungi, and will start to chase you.

Combat
Yeah...That's pretty much does not exist in Miasmata. You can swing stuff and throw stuff but they really do nothing because the main character seems to have trouble following where you aimed at. So avoid combat if possible because you are only wasting valuable time to run away.

The Main Character
He is a peach, let me tell you what. He can't swim more then 5 seconds before he starts to drown. He can't climb hills very well without tumbling down and getting hurt. He can't go down hills or small slopes without tumbling and getting hurt. He is a short person because the boat you crashed on is taller, or almost as tall, then you are. He has no stomach in which to eat (A theory I have that will be explained at the end) and likes to drink chunky water.

Theories
I have a few theories about our hero and also a theory about the island.

1) The main character is nothing more then eye balls and two arms and hands because that is all you see of him therefore whose to say there are other limbs on him?

2) This is a theory I mentioned a few times during my stream, mainly near the end, that the island is against you. Whenever I encountered the monster, I was holding plants/fungi. I never encountered the monster empty handed, at least I do not recall that, so my theory is that the monster attacks ONLY if you are working on finding a cure but will leave you alone if you are just minding your own business and letting the disease kill you.

Overall
For an indie game, it is not THAT bad. There are some nice survival horror aspects that really did get me excited like first meeting the monster or researching plants/fungi to find new cures or elixers. I had a hoot with certain parts of the game like lighting a candle with an apple or picking up a pan and replacing it with a hatchet and seeing the hatchet gets stuck in a pole.

The Bad
The map is useless and pointless to have. Half the time I looked at the map I was even more lost then I was BEFORE I pulled the map out. I sometimes had trouble seeing where I was going but that was probably just my own problem. The controls were so aggravating; I mentioned COUNTLESS times how my character's movements were so slippery that I kept comparing the main character as a block of cement sliding on ice. Swimming is pointless because he will start to drown after 5 seconds and he will also DROP any items he was holding. Our main character also can't walk down small slopes without taking a tumble which will hurt him. Duplicate items get overwritten whether being a second basic medicine being picked up or forgetting to pick up medicine that you JUST finished researching and you made something new and THAT overwrites what you PREVIOUSLY researched.

So all in all I give the game a 4/10
It tried it's best but in the end the game felt more like an unpolished demo then an actual game.]]> https://dykg.vgfacts.com/thread-2410.html Wed, 20 Mar 2013 10:11:27 +0000 https://dykg.vgfacts.com/thread-2410.html http://www.abercrombie2013ireland.com this online store is really true?]]> http://www.abercrombie2013ireland.com this online store is really true?]]> https://dykg.vgfacts.com/thread-2409.html Wed, 20 Mar 2013 07:05:06 +0000 https://dykg.vgfacts.com/thread-2409.html https://dykg.vgfacts.com/thread-2405.html Tue, 19 Mar 2013 06:29:22 +0000 https://dykg.vgfacts.com/thread-2405.html https://dykg.vgfacts.com/thread-2404.html Tue, 19 Mar 2013 04:18:46 +0000 https://dykg.vgfacts.com/thread-2404.html ==============================
Metroid Did you Know Facts: Some facts gamers may know already but I'd rather post it then have it be not known about. Enjoy.

Original Metroid: (Game Creation)

• Due to limitations in the NES hardware, the unit was unable to portray Samus crawling. The Morph Ball was created to simplify the required animation to the point that the NES could handle it.

• The original Metroid named the Morph Ball "Maru-Mari", which is simply a transliteration of its Japanese name, まるまり marumari. This is derived from the verb 丸まる marumaru, meaning "to roll into a ball."

Resource: http://www.metroidwiki.org/wiki/Morph_Ball

• The melody from the Tourian theme music from Metroid, Super Metroid, and Metroid: Zero Mission is identical to the melody in the later half of the piece "Gnomus" from Modest Mussorgsky's Pictures at an Exhibition.

Resource: http://metroid.wikia.com/wiki/Tourian
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Metroid Fusion: (Fun Fact)

• This game might have supported the Metroid Manga. In the Japanese version, once the player clears the ending credits there given completely different ending-images (to show clear time and item collecting results). These images (all but one) feature Samus in the white ‘training’ outfit she was seen in during the beginning of the Manga in the 2nd chapter. As well as some shots of ‘Gray Voice’ the Chozo elder.

Japanese Metroid Fusion Ending Images:
http://daphyre.deviantart.com/art/Metroi...g-41474033
Metroid Manga, white training outfit:

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Metroid Prime 3: (Game Creation/Fun Fact)

• Notice anything familiar about the orange-ish ‘Fuel Gel’ canisters lining the perimeter of the south Jungle hall on Planet Bryyo? During the level design of the area, Retro Studios took inspiration from Tourian. If you look closely, you can see the likeness of those red-tubular barriers in that area.

NES Tourain:

Bryyo - South Jungle Hall:


To make more of a connection, in one of the trailers for Metroid Prime 3: Corruption, blueprints made by the Galactic Federation for a future Aurora Unit complex are shown, identical to Mother Brain's chamber in Tourian from Super Metroid. The blueprints from Corruption may have played a role in the construction of Sector Zero.

http://www.metroid-database.com/mp3/Aurora3.jpg

It is also possible that Space Pirates from Zebes had gained access to the blueprints and reconstructed Tourian in Super Metroid based on them.

• In the European release, Admiral Dane does not say “Damn!” but “No!”

• There is an Easter egg placed in the game. While aboard Samus’ ship, click the black decoder on the upper center of the ships-controls. If you dial special combinations of the alien-code, you will get voice messages from the game’s creators. Note that each person has their own code.
The voice messages are from Yoshio Sakamoto, Kensuke Tanab, Kenj Yamamoto, Iwata and Miyamoto.

Video Link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FiopSMXN2AU
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Metroid Other M: (Fun Facts)

• Anthony Higgs shares his initials with Armstrong Houston, a character from the NintendoPower Super Metroid comic series. Both characters also share a similar role as a muscular, friendly partner accompanying Samus’ mission.

• Did you know during the flashback with MB, the Scientist seen in this cut scene (Who says: "Fascinating"), is the same scientist Samus met in SuperMetroid when delivering the Metroid-specimen?

Original Super Metroid Scientist:


Other M Scientist:
]]> ==============================
Metroid Did you Know Facts: Some facts gamers may know already but I'd rather post it then have it be not known about. Enjoy.

Original Metroid: (Game Creation)

• Due to limitations in the NES hardware, the unit was unable to portray Samus crawling. The Morph Ball was created to simplify the required animation to the point that the NES could handle it.

• The original Metroid named the Morph Ball "Maru-Mari", which is simply a transliteration of its Japanese name, まるまり marumari. This is derived from the verb 丸まる marumaru, meaning "to roll into a ball."

Resource: http://www.metroidwiki.org/wiki/Morph_Ball

• The melody from the Tourian theme music from Metroid, Super Metroid, and Metroid: Zero Mission is identical to the melody in the later half of the piece "Gnomus" from Modest Mussorgsky's Pictures at an Exhibition.

Resource: http://metroid.wikia.com/wiki/Tourian
======
Metroid Fusion: (Fun Fact)

• This game might have supported the Metroid Manga. In the Japanese version, once the player clears the ending credits there given completely different ending-images (to show clear time and item collecting results). These images (all but one) feature Samus in the white ‘training’ outfit she was seen in during the beginning of the Manga in the 2nd chapter. As well as some shots of ‘Gray Voice’ the Chozo elder.

Japanese Metroid Fusion Ending Images:
http://daphyre.deviantart.com/art/Metroi...g-41474033
Metroid Manga, white training outfit:

======
Metroid Prime 3: (Game Creation/Fun Fact)

• Notice anything familiar about the orange-ish ‘Fuel Gel’ canisters lining the perimeter of the south Jungle hall on Planet Bryyo? During the level design of the area, Retro Studios took inspiration from Tourian. If you look closely, you can see the likeness of those red-tubular barriers in that area.

NES Tourain:

Bryyo - South Jungle Hall:


To make more of a connection, in one of the trailers for Metroid Prime 3: Corruption, blueprints made by the Galactic Federation for a future Aurora Unit complex are shown, identical to Mother Brain's chamber in Tourian from Super Metroid. The blueprints from Corruption may have played a role in the construction of Sector Zero.

http://www.metroid-database.com/mp3/Aurora3.jpg

It is also possible that Space Pirates from Zebes had gained access to the blueprints and reconstructed Tourian in Super Metroid based on them.

• In the European release, Admiral Dane does not say “Damn!” but “No!”

• There is an Easter egg placed in the game. While aboard Samus’ ship, click the black decoder on the upper center of the ships-controls. If you dial special combinations of the alien-code, you will get voice messages from the game’s creators. Note that each person has their own code.
The voice messages are from Yoshio Sakamoto, Kensuke Tanab, Kenj Yamamoto, Iwata and Miyamoto.

Video Link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FiopSMXN2AU
======
Metroid Other M: (Fun Facts)

• Anthony Higgs shares his initials with Armstrong Houston, a character from the NintendoPower Super Metroid comic series. Both characters also share a similar role as a muscular, friendly partner accompanying Samus’ mission.

• Did you know during the flashback with MB, the Scientist seen in this cut scene (Who says: "Fascinating"), is the same scientist Samus met in SuperMetroid when delivering the Metroid-specimen?

Original Super Metroid Scientist:


Other M Scientist:
]]> https://dykg.vgfacts.com/thread-2403.html Mon, 18 Mar 2013 21:06:04 +0000 https://dykg.vgfacts.com/thread-2403.html
I joined this forum to give some cool facts about...

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I joined this forum to give some cool facts about...

...oh

...;_;]]> https://dykg.vgfacts.com/thread-2402.html Mon, 18 Mar 2013 20:46:16 +0000 https://dykg.vgfacts.com/thread-2402.html https://dykg.vgfacts.com/thread-2401.html Mon, 18 Mar 2013 13:50:27 +0000 https://dykg.vgfacts.com/thread-2401.html Выполню перевод любой сложности с/на английский, французский, русский, украинский (в том числе нотариальный).
Контрольные и курсовые работы.
Индивидуальное и групповое обучение (Skype при необходимости).
Набор и правка текста.
Уникальный ручной рерайт и копирайт.
Быстро и качественно]]> Выполню перевод любой сложности с/на английский, французский, русский, украинский (в том числе нотариальный).
Контрольные и курсовые работы.
Индивидуальное и групповое обучение (Skype при необходимости).
Набор и правка текста.
Уникальный ручной рерайт и копирайт.
Быстро и качественно]]>