[look left and right]Not yet[/look left and right]
But I will! But no one is seeing anything, I don't want to get in any trouble. I only posted that screenshot because everyone has already seen this new sam, it reveals nothing, and i blurred out the icon so no one could glean any clues. i have about a dozen or more awesome wallpapers from the first hour or so, but i can't show them because they are a bit spoilery...
Since you won't be able to read the text beneath the icons, here's a link to a bigger version: Twice the size, double the fun
For the record, all of those games (except the Doctor Who one) are actually custom menus I've made for games that have (or will have) multiple sequels. They tend to look like this:
You may remember I made one for Tales of Monkey Island a while back? Link's still in my sig.
I suppose now that most people have seen the Noir Sam, it is ok to show you guys this.
Right. You. Highway. Listen up.
Go and read the email Telltale sent you with the review copy. Then read it again. If you still don't get it, read it a third time. Rinse, repeat.
Because you have broken every rule thus far and you're going through every length possible to make sure you rub it in everyone's face that you got a review copy.
So. What?
There are dozens of review sites. And dozens more silent journalists who know what they're doing.
You do not mention the review copies, post screenshots from them or release any details about them until you are permitted to do so.
Now go write your bloody review and shut up. Because for posting a screenshot, that's the last copy you're ever gonna get.
Oh yeah, and here's my desktop to make this post a bit more legitimate.
I got a new wallpaper. Here's how my desktop looks now.
Why can't they put their energies towards a more worthwhile endeavour, such as... say... burning down a Furry Convention? That's a much better use of one's anarchistic talents and the sort of conviction we admire in Rapture.
Maybe if you actually read the webcomic, you would know why. And quit the whole furry thing.
Pardon, sir, but one is entitled to be annoyed with anyone they please. So you can hate me, and I can hate furries and the whole world will keep spinning. Except in Rapture, where the world stands still.
Go and read the email Telltale sent you with the review copy. Then read it again. If you still don't get it, read it a third time. Rinse, repeat.
Because you have broken every rule thus far and you're going through every length possible to make sure you rub it in everyone's face that you got a review copy.
So. What?
There are dozens of review sites. And dozens more silent journalists who know what they're doing.
You do not mention the review copies, post screenshots from them or release any details about them until you are permitted to do so.
Now go write your bloody review and shut up. Because for posting a screenshot, that's the last copy you're ever gonna get.
Oh yeah, and here's my desktop to make this post a bit more legitimate.
Big deal. I got a review copy of Back to the Future episode 2.
Also, I got every winning lottery number for the next 50 years.
Go and read the email Telltale sent you with the review copy. Then read it again. If you still don't get it, read it a third time. Rinse, repeat.
Because you have broken every rule thus far and you're going through every length possible to make sure you rub it in everyone's face that you got a review copy.
So. What?
There are dozens of review sites. And dozens more silent journalists who know what they're doing.
You do not mention the review copies, post screenshots from them or release any details about them until you are permitted to do so.
Now go write your bloody review and shut up. Because for posting a screenshot, that's the last copy you're ever gonna get.
Oh yeah, and here's my desktop to make this post a bit more legitimate.
I would like to second, third, and fourth this. I know it's tempting to go nuts and set the internet on fire with info when you get a press copy, but it basically ensures that devs will never trust you again. Not only that, but the more people do it, the less likely it is for us small-time critics to even get press copies in the first place.
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I see what you did there... and it's all so terribly wrong.
What exactly?
Mine...I cleaned up a bit first, my icons run rampant!
Can't stand icons all over the image for some reason so I make black boarders to keep my icons neat and tidy.
I made it myself.
But... that's against the embargo...
That's what I was thinking, too.
It's a little known fact that Portal was the first Wallace and Gromit episode.
DUDE! Where'd you get that photo? Can I have your sources, pleeeeeeeaaase?
Everyone has already seen the character, I am not giving away anything. I am sure that is fine.
Sorry
I bet you "Frapsed" it
[look left and right]Not yet[/look left and right]
But I will! But no one is seeing anything, I don't want to get in any trouble. I only posted that screenshot because everyone has already seen this new sam, it reveals nothing, and i blurred out the icon so no one could glean any clues. i have about a dozen or more awesome wallpapers from the first hour or so, but i can't show them because they are a bit spoilery...
you'll just have to wait for my review!
I can't believe I skipped over this because I thought you were telling me off!
It looks like Sam "angry'd" all the color and definition out of 303's icon!
Haha! Epic! Talk about staring things down!
THE ICONS ARE REDUNDANT. FOLDERS OR INDIVIDUAL EPS, NO REASON for BOTH!!!
Well, I'm going to need to do a major rethink soon, what with the upcoming puzzle agent and the clutter that I will be faced with...
Since you won't be able to read the text beneath the icons, here's a link to a bigger version: Twice the size, double the fun
For the record, all of those games (except the Doctor Who one) are actually custom menus I've made for games that have (or will have) multiple sequels. They tend to look like this:
You may remember I made one for Tales of Monkey Island a while back? Link's still in my sig.
Taken a few weeks ago, but it's pretty much the same :P
Awesome! Didn't think anyone else here read Gunshow.
Right. You. Highway. Listen up.
Go and read the email Telltale sent you with the review copy. Then read it again. If you still don't get it, read it a third time. Rinse, repeat.
Because you have broken every rule thus far and you're going through every length possible to make sure you rub it in everyone's face that you got a review copy.
So. What?
There are dozens of review sites. And dozens more silent journalists who know what they're doing.
You do not mention the review copies, post screenshots from them or release any details about them until you are permitted to do so.
Now go write your bloody review and shut up. Because for posting a screenshot, that's the last copy you're ever gonna get.
Oh yeah, and here's my desktop to make this post a bit more legitimate.
Why can't they put their energies towards a more worthwhile endeavour, such as... say... burning down a Furry Convention? That's a much better use of one's anarchistic talents and the sort of conviction we admire in Rapture.
Pardon, sir, but one is entitled to be annoyed with anyone they please. So you can hate me, and I can hate furries and the whole world will keep spinning. Except in Rapture, where the world stands still.
Nobody, it is a hypothetical scenario that is inherent to the thought processes of all Objectivists.
You would have won this thread if your attachment had been a picture of your desktop, sporting another embargo-breaking 303 wallpaper.
Now, Jake, that's the kind of things YOU do. Not everyone is like you.
This being said, I did go to check if it was
Big deal. I got a review copy of Back to the Future episode 2.
Also, I got every winning lottery number for the next 50 years.
I can't say where I got them.
I would like to second, third, and fourth this. I know it's tempting to go nuts and set the internet on fire with info when you get a press copy, but it basically ensures that devs will never trust you again. Not only that, but the more people do it, the less likely it is for us small-time critics to even get press copies in the first place.
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