we need a PC touchscreen. Am I right?
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Basically if we want the full experience of this simulation.
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No.
We need asians. Dancing asians on the screen that reach out to us in the form of encouragement!
Yeah a touch-screen does better authenticate the feeling of immersion, striking those beats instead of using a digital tool to strike them, but this is still pretty awesome.
We need asians. Dancing asians on the screen that reach out to us in the form of encouragement!
Yeah a touch-screen does better authenticate the feeling of immersion, striking those beats instead of using a digital tool to strike them, but this is still pretty awesome.
Or Americans with red afros and yellow pompadours dancing like no tomorrowawp wrote:
No.
We need asians. Dancing asians on the screen that reach out to us in the form of encouragement!
Or The Russians.RemmyX25 wrote:
Or Americans with red afros and yellow pompadours dancing like no tomorrowawp wrote:
No.
We need asians. Dancing asians on the screen that reach out to us in the form of encouragement!
Or The Russians should you so desire, LuigiHann.LuigiHann wrote:
Or The Russians.RemmyX25 wrote:
Or Americans with red afros and yellow pompadours dancing like no tomorrowawp wrote:
No.
We need asians. Dancing asians on the screen that reach out to us in the form of encouragement!
Peppy's gonna kill me for thinking of it, but I was thinking about an online multiplayer mode.
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Their Japanese what?USAJAP1 wrote:
You mean the Ouendan (Cheering Squad), right? And their Japanese! >:0
(And I know Japanese are part of Asians, but still!)
[/grammar nazi]
You beat me to it.Gilrad wrote:
Their Japanese what?
[/grammar nazi]
I was surprised that Raving Rabbids 2 identifies "Japan" and "Asia" as separate levels. I mean, I can understand it, but it just seems odd.
USAJAP1, people are making fun of your grammar because you typed "their" ("belonging to them") rather than "they're" ("they are"). Easy mistake to make.
Finally, back on topic, I request that the first "test version" of the 3D Dancing Agents should use Rick Astley as a model. His moves are simple and monotonous enough to make matching them up to beats relatively simple, but comical and distinct enough to make it worthwhile.
USAJAP1, people are making fun of your grammar because you typed "their" ("belonging to them") rather than "they're" ("they are"). Easy mistake to make.
Finally, back on topic, I request that the first "test version" of the 3D Dancing Agents should use Rick Astley as a model. His moves are simple and monotonous enough to make matching them up to beats relatively simple, but comical and distinct enough to make it worthwhile.
Actually, I DO think this is the one thing that's missing for the full-experience simulation.awp wrote:
No.
We need asians. Dancing asians on the screen that reach out to us in the form of encouragement!
I'm not kidding.
So... All you want is the crew dancing in the scene right?
I think that's all that anyone wants out of life.
*Agrees with awp*