So I’ve been playing Link’s Awakening again and I found these great images that were done for the German Player’s Guide back inna day. Absolutely gorgeous.
The first game I ever played. <3
first Zelda game I ever played through.
This is awesome! Honestly haven’t played many, but Link’s Awakening is my favorite Zelda.
Which Pokemon is the best?
The one with Dee Dee Ramone hair obviously
Why would you even bother asking
The best part of writing
is coming up with surnames for trolls and ogres. That is objectively the best part.
Just like Tolkien wrote Lord of the Rings mostly to have a place to put the languages he’d created, I make stupid text adventure nonsense for my friends mostly to have a place to raise families like the Goatgrinders and the Bloodbarges. Yes, I am just like Tolkien.
Tumblr Exclusive: new Pokemon Black and White 2 design leaked
relevant to my interests:
sephirothic system of twelve divine dougs
California, late summer, 1998. Unnameable fear falls across the set of “Wild Wild West” at the sound of a door creaking open at the back of the studio. In walks a lone figure, all shadow and sweat. All dust and thunder. Fields of the Nephilim’s Carl McCoy.
McCoy’s spurs clink lonesome up towards the soundstage. Will Smith and Kevin Kline are frozen in place; Kenneth Branagh, waiting along the sides for his next scene, stops fumbling with his false goatee. The goth rock legend says nothing, looks at no-one, but tips his dusty hat as he passes Salma Hayek. He makes his way to the director’s chair.
Director Barry Sonnenfeld can feel McCoy behind him but doesn’t dare turn to face him. McCoy’s right hand, in its brittle leather glove, falls on his shoulder with the gentle weight of damnation. The air around Sonnenfeld grows cold with the realization that for all his Hollywood glory, he has never been the man he has long believed himself to be. The realization that in this room, there is only Carl McCoy.
McCoy looks to the giant robot spider prop burning in the artificial sun before him and smiles like a starving dog. At last he speaks, voice full of brimstone, burning slow.
“Nice to see you folks are having fun,” he drawls. “But never forget that I live this way.”
Satisfyingly but by no means unsurprisingly, Otomo Katsuhiro’s GENGA exhibit book is worth every last yen.
If you ever should ask yourself, what is sexy to Tumblr user superalloyj? The answer is the Japanese cover of “Future Cop L.A.P.D.”
can we also please just
have a moment of appreciation for marcelines dad in this episode
just
The fact that his voice actor is Marceline’s voice actor’s real dad makes it so much better because they’re both perfect for their roles. Wanna meet that dad, wanna sit at that breakfast table
Peter Sellers captures Stanley Kubrick and George C. Scott mid-chess game behind the scenes of Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb, 1964.
(via maxforfree)
