Steven Tyler

I have talken with students with Interactive Media/Digital Media degrees and hell, even some who work in the industry and they say the industry is really cut-throat. One slip up such as loss of sales means loss of your job. If you want to be like a director or lead in a area of gaming, you will be force to do years of grunt work before you can even get into that position. Also, Sqaure Enix working with non-Japanese studios can open doors for American/Japanese game studios. I mean, it has been done in tbe past, but you don't hear about that often. To those who are composing for video games and movies: Since composing is usually done post-production, you will have a long wait until you can get the BETA build for the game so you can start working with music. It is best that you have a second job to keep your head up in money. Learn this from Tommy Tallarico himself.

TIME TO TROLL THE LOLI TOPIC!!! Also, this picture is good for a special member here who loves feet.

Check your PM. Tell me if it's SFW or not.

Yeah but still, she has a mind of a kid. I mean, even through she went from 7 to 18 in like 30 seconds, she still has a child mentally. I think. Maybe not since her mentally is also to kill. I have another pic of her that would make Kintenbo happy but I don't know if the pic is work safe.

I robbed you. I didn't kill you.

The "older" one is still a loli because she has the mentally of a kid I think . . .

Here's are the best languages to learn for Game Design: English French Japanese Spanish C C+ C++ Oh and good luck trying to convince a Japanese company to make a game for you as a rookie American designer.

That is true because your have to think around the limits and see what you can and can not do within the limits. You are force to think deeply about gameplay and how you can make it fun.

I need to shave badly because my beard is starting to itch me. Having facial hair is manly but dammit it's better to either shave it or trim it.

Here's some good advice : Try to get as much networking done in your field as possible. The more network and connections you got, the better your chances of landing your dream jobs.

I think I might need to contact the FBI.

He touched Tails.

Pokemon was popular world-wide! Even Mexico heard of Pokemon!

Hang on, so you know Fire Emblem, a series in which most people never heard of but you never heard of Pokemon?

More of a Day-dream sort of thing.

Not really to crush dream, but you also gotta understand the truth about some things. Also, it wouldn't be such a bad idea to start networking and see what is the industry is doing right now. Research, my friend!

WHERE THE FUCK WERE YOU DURING THE 90s?!

What weird fantasies have you ever had floating in your head? How unusual and surreal are they and at times, have they ever effected your life? Anyway, this is my latest weird fantasy: I'm living in a city with the cityscape as the backdrop. Around me, while the rest of the world moves in slow motion while I go unnoticed. It is like to this whole damn world, I'm just a stranger in Moscow. Near the end of this fantasy I am home, sitting in my room and I start to cry because I'm just so lonely. t's so hard to make friends ...I sometimes walk around the neighborhood at night, just hoping to find someone to talk to. But I just end up coming home.

I like Mewtwo because he was broken.

Dammit. Umm . . . "Cheerleaders"?

Protip: Playing video games =/= making them. People who tend to think just because they play video games usually don't understand that playing game doesn't justify making them. Anyways, I want to be a game designer because I want to tell my own stories and ideas through an different form of media. I want people interactivity go through my stories and ideas. I also would like to compose music for video games.

Not as bad as me thinking about calling myself the n-word or some other racial slur.

Can't you just transform into her? Anyways . . .

I should throw you off of a bridge.