#1-DIFFERENTIATION CATEGORIES FOR TWISTED METAL:
About to settle in and take a first pass whack at getting our vehicles to feel unique and special and make sure each vehicle is balanced. The first step in a long process of tuning and tweaking nobs begins with a spreadsheet.
#2-RESPECT...BUT STILL:
#1- as a guy who loves split screen gaming, to me, I always design with the fact that the other guy CAN see your screen in mind. To me, it's part of the fun, part of the strategy. Doesn't mean these guys above are not having a blast doing it their way; I can see that working out really good. But I always assumed others were looking at my screen and planned around that fact (as a player and a designer) accordingly.
#2- Fuck, it must REEK under that sheet! A potent cocktail of nerdsweat, cheetos, and stale farts.
David
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I admit I was always a screen peeker back on GoldenEye and TM2. I think it does make the game waaaay more interesting not knowing exactly where the other player is. Was just playing marked man on Burnout the othere night online and when you're it they even turn off your radar. Just has that surprise and tense feeling you can't get split screen knowing where everyone is at. I would never go through those lengths to protect my screen but I always kinda wanted to. :)
Yea I have seen this image before and it is pretty funny.
I think they are playing Halo1? If so they could just get another console and game and hook it up to another TV and play through the LAN mode.
I used to hate when people screen looked back in the day though. I never did it out of principle. When I won then it felt even better knowing it was pure win lol.
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