Indie Gamer Chickさんのイラストまとめ

@Robcrowley85 See the thing labeled "articular disc"? Yea, mine were becoming misshapen and dislocating, and I was in extreme pain from spurs that formed on the right side's. The left side was dislocating worse but didn't have the spurs. They had to do surgery to reshape and refit them.

See the purple thing? All they did was smooth it out and reshape it so it fit my jaw. They did it on both sides. When I woke up, I had this awful ringing in my ears that thankfully went away. I'll almost certainly need a follow-up to remove scar tissue thanks to Parkinson's.

Apparently this was quite the experimental project and Human Entertainment (developers of such gems as Gilligan's Island on the NES) really didn't believe in it, insisting nobody would want to "play a game where you run away."

Sounds like me at my new home.

I'm not worked so psycho killer will stalk me here, though. Let's face it, if there is one, it's probably me anyway.

DinoCity
Developed & Published by Irem
Verdict: Extinct
Thread: https://t.co/58JT4OC8JR

+ Literally nothing.
- Every potentially good idea is underutilized. Sluggish/Unresponsive controls. Bland overall mechanics. Cynical and pandering character models. Cheap shots/GOTCHA hits.

And that's DinoCity.

Wow. It's another "literally nothing nice to say" games. I feel sorry for kids that had this as an option. Dinosaurs ARE cool, but this? Strip away every (BIG) flaw and it's still so damn bland and cynical. As lazy and pandering as I feared. Just horrible.

Well slap my ass and call me Sally.

The second stage is an ice stage.

In an already miserably controlling game.

Hence, instead of Dinosaur City, it's DinoCity, one word, no Adventures of.

The distancing further continued as they only retained the lead character and villain names. The look of the "universe" was 100% an original creation of the development team.

The film's producers were very aggressive in shopping it around, and instead of trying to sell distribution of the FILM, they first went around looking for people to partner on the merch. Their pitch was, and I'm not joking here, "dinosaurs are way cooler than turtles."

Yikes.

Biker Mice From Mars does what it NEEDS to do, and that's what matters most. It controls very well. It has very smart course design (better than Mario Kart, easily. It's right up there with F-Zero).

And there's no rubber-banding from what I can tell.

It's genuinely really fun.