Topic: The Chit-Chat Thread

I have heard both when comparing GMS and Construct 2. I have heard arguments about both of them being easier than the other. The main reason why I started with Construct 2 is because the Wii U supports it pretty easily and there have been games made in it and released on the system. (example: anything RCMADIAX made basically) When I was doing research GMS didn't support the Wii U as easily and I had seen devs leave GMS for a different engine because of that (example: Stealth Inc 2. The first was made in GMS but I don't think the 2nd was)

I am at work for another 30 minutes, I will watch your stream until I have to leave lol

Well for me I just get stuck, and the worst part was that absolutely no one would help. And when I did find someone who said they would help, they vanish from the internet. So I kinda gave up after that.

I'm setting up the stream now!

@amiibo @DefHalan

I am there, I just don't have a Twitch account so it won't let me chat

You can see how often I actually use Twitch lol

Looking for some new YouTube channels/programs to watch, and am wondering if I could get some suggestions?

I currently watch:

• All Time 10's (All Time 10's)
  Awe Me (Man At Arms/Man At Arms: Reforged)
  DYKGaming (Did You Know Gaming?, Easter Egg Hunting, VG Facts 5 Trivia)
  GameXplain (Analysis, Cool Bits)
  Game Trailers (GT Cowntdown, Pop Facts, Pop Fiction, Timeline)
  ScrewAttack (1 Minute Melee, Death Battle, Five Fun Facts, ScrewAttack Top 10)
  Team Four Star (Dragon Ball Z Abridged)
  The Game Theorists (Culture Shock, Game Exchange, Game Theory)

So Anything else you think I should be checking out? As you may have noticed, a lot of it is Top 5/10 lists & Trivia, and while more gaming channels with the same kind of stuff is always welcome, what I would really like to know is if there are any anime related channels that put up similar content with the same level of regularity & polish that these gaming channels do.

BTW, I'm not all that interested in LP's.

@RR529

Have you watched the Yu-Gi-Oh abridge series?

...Well I was gonna say Markiplier, but you said no LPs...so...other than that I guess PeanutButterGamer.

Well, streaming was certainly an experience. Talking and trying (read: failing) to program is a lot harder than expected. Will definitely do it again tomorrow. With music.

Yeah, the Funhouse levels are generally considered to be the hardest set of levels in the game.

@RR529
I can't recommend Zero Punctuation enough. The guy has a razor-sharp wit, which he uses to humorously rip games apart. He's not the one to go for serious reviews — though if he likes a game, it's usually amazing —; it's all about the laughs and occasional dissection of various gaming-related topics.

@RR529
I recommend Totalbiscuit. His first impressions of games have gotten me into several great indie games I wouldn't have heard of otherwise. He also does a lot of decent coverage on gaming news.

@RR529
I recommend Kimble Justice https://www.youtube.com/user/elmyrdehory/videos and Projared https://www.youtube.com/user/DMJared and WatchMoJo https://www.youtube.com/user/WatchMojo

Thanks for the suggestions everyone! I'll be checking them out.

I'll link you to one of PBG's videos...guess I'll give you the Hyrule Warriors one since that game came out late last year.

Man, Jumping Flash! is a cool game that I just bought on PSN. It's not to often that there are first-person platformers/shooters, at least not ones I can immediately think of, aside from maybe Metroid Prime.

Still waiting for Klonoa 3......

So a Nintendo theme park huh... Sounds cool.

Oh, hey! I remember seeing the Completionist review that! It looked interesting.

I never watched it, but I remember commercials for it. They also used to have a show that I did watch called Illustrated, which was kinda like Robot Chicken, but it came first (and it was animated rather than stop motion).

Welp, if I'm gonna start, then I might as well start at the beginning: