p.s. wheels, have you received your copy of DToL yet? I'm thinking we should revive the Kickstarter thread!
No not yet, though I was hoping it might arrive today. I think they're being posted from California and I'm in PA, so hopefully I'll get it tomorrow or Saturday. I was going to post about it in that thread as soon as I got it!
how about you?
I used to have a blog link here. I'll put it back up when the blog has something to read.
Good news for Phoenix Wright fans - Ace Attorney, Justice for All, and Trials and Tribulations are coming to iOS in Autumn.
Furthermore, you'll be able to download an app to group all the games together into one executable (although, presumably, not the Phoenix Wright game that is currently available).
Great, and right after I bought Phoenix Wright used, too. Oh well, at least now I can get the other two cheap. How does Apollo Justice compare to the first three? I played a demo of that and got bored very quickly...
Does anybody have any suggestions on where to get a Matte screen protector for the iPad? I've been looking around and haven't had much luck.
Just get some matte varnish (Tamiya makes some good stuff) and spray it on your screen. That should do it, and Tamiya's TS-80 is a really good matte - it will stop pretty much all reflections!
I used to have a blog link here. I'll put it back up when the blog has something to read.
Does anybody have any suggestions on where to get a Matte screen protector for the iPad? I've been looking around and haven't had much luck.
Just get some matte varnish (Tamiya makes some good stuff) and spray it on your screen. That should do it, and Tamiya's TS-80 is a really good matte - it will stop pretty much all reflections!
That sounds permanent, though, and I don't have steady hands.
Does anybody have any suggestions on where to get a Matte screen protector for the iPad? I've been looking around and haven't had much luck.
Just get some matte varnish (Tamiya makes some good stuff) and spray it on your screen. That should do it, and Tamiya's TS-80 is a really good matte - it will stop pretty much all reflections!
That sounds permanent, though, and I don't have steady hands.
Sorry, bad attempt at humour. It sounded funnier in my head...
I used to have a blog link here. I'll put it back up when the blog has something to read.
FF Dimensions is pretty neat. It's horribly underpolished but I'm having fun with it. :3
Yeah, it's B-team development material. Square Enix probably gave it to a bunch of interns to put together, but at the same time, the combat and general story is very much like the classic FF games.
Does anybody have any suggestions on where to get a Matte screen protector for the iPad? I've been looking around and haven't had much luck.
Just get some matte varnish (Tamiya makes some good stuff) and spray it on your screen. That should do it, and Tamiya's TS-80 is a really good matte - it will stop pretty much all reflections!
That sounds permanent, though, and I don't have steady hands.
Sorry, bad attempt at humour. It sounded funnier in my head...
The funny thing is that it doesn't sound like a terrible idea if done right.
EDIT Again: Now I need recommendations on Styli. I thought they were all the same, but they're not, and some are very expensive...
I have one from Targus. Not a very expensive one, but it gets the job done fine for me.
Nice, that one looks good, and it's on sale on Amazon right now - a little over $8 + free shipping! I'll most likely go with that one, thanks!
No sweat. Welcome to the world of iPad, BTW
What art applications are you going to be using? There's a lot of really good ones out there.
I've been looking into art apps first and formost. That's why I need the matte screen protector (gives the screen texture) and a stylus (makes drawing easier). Then there's the Crunchyroll app for anime, the comics app, and I might look into something to help me learn Japanese, even if it's just a phrase book or something like that. I'll also be trying a few games, of course.
Do you care if the Manga app is official, or can translated?
God knows why, but Viz still doesn't have an app (in Australia at least) but for fan translations, Manga Rock is decent.
Crunchyroll is awesome, seriously awesome. For art apps, I suggest Sketch Club - it has a really friendly community, one of the best I've ever come across on the Internet, and it's a fine art app besides.
There is a Viz Manga app in the US, actually. I'm not too keen on most of their stuff, but I'll give it a shot. Also checked out Manha Rock, but that doesn't seem very good - the first two apps are broken, and the third app has both a paid version and a free version. I don't like the idea of giving money to pirates, nor do I want a gimped free version, so I think I'll pass on that. I did find one on my own that seems cool, though, called Manga Storm. It sounds really cool from the description, we'll see if it turns out as cool as it looks.
EDIT: So yeah, Manga Storm sucked hard. Not using that again. It crashed on me twice and it had zillions of titles, but was missing all the ones I actually wanted to read. What the hell?
If you're looking for an art app, I believe there is a Colors! app (although if you already have Colors! 3D, I don't know if it offers significant differences).
Currently Playing:
Switch - Blade Strangers
PS4 - Kingdom Hearts III, Tetris Effect (VR)
Now I need recommendations on Styli. I thought they were all the same, but they're not, and some are very expensive...
My sister got the Wacom Bamboo for my daughter since she likes drawing and uses the iPad for that as well as her usual pen-and-paper. It costs more, but it's quality. I use the associated Bamboo Paper app in meetings to take notes and I'll likely get another one for myself.
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