Kickstarter's All-purpose Speculatory Thread of Dreams

[James]

The possibility of a Sega CD physical release has me interested, I've got to say. I'd back it without question if I knew that was the console the optional release would go to.

[YellerDog]

That looks *terrible*.

[bbobb]

You look terrible.

And so does that.

[YellerDog]

Deep in to some bootleg Commander Keen shit.

[James]

The possibility of a Sega CD physical release has me interested, I've got to say. I'd back it without question if I knew that was the console the optional release would go to.

Just got home from work and watched 5 seconds of the video. That's all the voice acting I could take, so consider this post rescinded.

[Frogacuda]

That looks *terrible*.

Yeah it doesn't look like a good game. It has like 4 art styles and none of them are well executed. The gameplay looks whatever. I can't get excited for something that looks like some old freeware shit.

[MechDeus]

The dithering in the cutscenes has certainly captured the look of early cheap 90s art programs, I'll give them that.

[A Robot Bit Me]

Yeah it doesn't look like a good game. It has like 4 art styles and none of them are well executed. The gameplay looks whatever. I can't get excited for something that looks like some old freeware shit.

But did we really need yet another charismatic, aesthetically cohesive stylized platformer for the TG? It's refreshing to see a game that calls out the Bonk's Revenges and New Adventure Islandses' "me too" masterpiecism and deliver the Keith Courage sequel we didn't even know we didn't never want.

Curious to see what follies befall him in "C++ for Busy People" Zones!

I was going to be nice and say nothing because these people seem really nice and enthusiastic and I'd like to buy them a hot meal but as long as we're being monstrous...

[Chux]

Fuck Kickstarter

[sedition]

I just backed Blubber Busters for $10.



Blubber Busters is a 2D action platformer with an emphasis on frantic combat! Fight through larger-than-life infections to cure what ails your gargantuan patients -- whether it’s bizarre bacteria, pesky parasites, malfunctioning mechanics, or aliens hitching a free ride! We found inspiration in games like Mega Man X, Super Metroid and Metal Slug.