#beenox

[rjdrawsstuff]

Crash Bandicoot but he's a Cow and Chicken character

[sambadeamigosgato]

Wwwwwwwwhat do you mean evil dead regeneration was worked on by beenox. Beenox. The crash team racing nitro fueled beenox. Im sorry. What.

[they-have-the-same-va]

Peter Parker / Spider-Man (Earth-760207) from Spider-Man: The New Animated Series shares a voice actor with Peter Parker / Spider-Man (Earth-TRN579) from Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions.

Voiced by Neil Patrick Harris

[yankaze]

Enzo Bandicoot

[mvfm-25]

" This time, there is nowhere you can't go! "

Hyper Magazine n130 - August, 2004.

[mytimetravelcollector]

the games that i would love to see come back as remastered Legacy Edition from Activision's Treyarch & Beenox era.

[blazehedgehog]

Thoughts on Tony Hawk's Pro Skater games? Specifically 1-4 and Underground. Do you feel like Activision fucked up not letting Vicarious Visions do THPS 3+4 after the 1+2 remake was so successful?

Tony Hawk was something I only played in demo discs up until, like, 2006 or 2007 when my cousin let me borrow his copy of Project 8 for the Xbox 360.

Project 8 was the first time I'd ever encountered a particular game design problem, which is that the game was very clearly designed for series veterans and nobody else. From what I remember that game was full of mission objectives where they ask you to pull off specific tricks (or specific chains of tricks) but then do not tell you how to do those tricks. And there's a lot of things in there like that, where something that's probably institutional knowledge is never explained for newbies.

It made for an extremely steep learning curve, a lot of looking at Gamefaqs, and even some googling. And it's like, no wonder that series eventually died out, if that's how they were treating it.

I kind of ended up playing a lot of the games backwards after that. I'd nabbed the PC version of Tony Hawk 3 at some point around 2013, which I found a lot more friendly.

After that was playing Tony Hawk 2 on the Dreamcast, and you'd be hard pressed to say there's a better Tony Hawk game than that, I think. It's a shame they don't make them like that anymore, but there isn't really much of a business model for those types of games these days, I suppose. Nowadays that would be one mode of many in something like Rider's Republic.

I do think something like the Tony Hawk Collection was another good shot to make it work. Make it so there's just tons and tons of stuff to play.

I don't know if they could have done Tony Hawk 3 + 4 as DLC. The first two Tony Hawk games kind of follow a similar formula, but 3 and especially 4 really start changing things up a lot. I mean, 4 is basically open world, and Tony Hawk 3 is definitely scratching the surface of some of those ideas. You'd have to draw much harder lines between games at that point, whereas the THPS1+2 collection kind of blurs the two games together a bit.

I can understand why it would be nice to have all four of those games in one place but I can understand why they wouldn't do it that way. Ideally, 3+4 would be a separate game, but even then, 4 doesn't really mix well with 3. It's tough.

[shipperoffanonships]

I saved Park on my MI6 account (Brit agents gotta stick together)

[mangocoal]

Props to this guy on Deviantart (https://www.deviantart.com/stupidfaceaaron) for porting these Spider-Man models from the games into Blender. I've been having fun using these. Source:

[jihef03]

Wishing for a Spider-Man : Shattered Dimensions sequel

[stellato-17]

Tómala, Oxide!

[choppedcowboydinosaur]

It’s sad to see how mid-size video game studios like High moon and Beenox got swallowed by the Activision Call of Duty machine.

[dynamos-games]

back on the time trial grind!

this might just be an excuse for me to show off my kart customizations but we don't talk about that-

[they-have-the-same-va]

Pinstripe Potoroo in CTR: Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled shares a voice actor with Goro Akechi from Persona 5.

Voiced by Robbie Daymond

(requested by @werewolf-cuddles)

[savingcontent]

Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 Review

The black and orange of Black Ops has returned, and it’s as slick and swift as ever, to be one of the best entries in the past several years. Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 continues off what worked so well in Black Ops Cold War, while also adding the impressively satisfying new omnimovement system that’s sure to be a fan favorite going forward, giving the series flexibility in its movement systems…

[mvfm-25]

" Spider-Man : Shattered Dimensions post-mortem! "

Game Developer Magazine (GDM) - November, 2010.