Reggie Provides Much-Needed Perspective
Coming from a Polygon Interview, Mr. Fils-Aime talked about how games are developed and how perception changes over time. Those of you upset about the new Star Fox game or convinced that this is the worse E3 showing ever, you have very short memories.
"Splatoon is a game that people are loving right now, but if you rewind to E3 last year, Splatoon was being viewed as, 'Yes, it's innovative and it's different, but the controls are a little hard and I don't understand the mechanic of turning into a squid and going through the ink.' There were all of these complaints. But now you look at the finished product and the satisfaction is huge."
As a game developer myself, I have to reiterate a saying in the software industry: "Listen to your users, but don't do what they say." People are very good at expressing that they are upset, but they are absolutely terrible at saying what they actually want. It takes innovative and creative people to try (and fail, and try again) to figure out what is actually fun. Before the original Super Smash Bros. was released, if Nintendo had tried to explain that they were going to make a fighting game with no health bars or KOs, almost no-one would have understood why that could be fun. Players would have demanded complex combo systems and gore. Now it's its own sub-genre of fighting games, one of the most popular games of all time. Games like "Sonic Boom: The Rise of Lyric", "Shadow the Hedgehog", and the movie "Star Wars: Episode I The Phantom Menace" were made by doing what the biggest fans and focus groups said they wanted.
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I think Mr. Fils-Aime is going to regret that statement. A lot of us think Nintendo did worst this year, especially Star Fox Zero. We were waiting for a sequel Nintendo. Do you have any idea how much it hurts many of us out there? I am hurt that you didn’t put in Krystal, Panther, and the characters actually going on-foot section from Assault. I wanted you to make a grand Star Fox game that’s like Star Wars Battlefront 2. If anyone is listening, I want to spread the word to Nintendo to make the next Star Fox game like Star Wars Battlefront 2 that has Krystal, Panther, and on-foot section in it. So please, help me tell Nintendo what I want to see.
It’s not as bad as the Year of Luigi; at least we weren’t flooded with Mario games this time. I’m personally disappointed by the lack of Krystal in Star Fox (though I understand the reasoning: they’re shooting for nostalgia and the classic cheesy Star Fox SNES/SNES 2/64 style), and Metroid Prime Federation Force looks mildly entertaining and kid-friendly, but not a true Metroid game. But I am glad that, at the very least, Nintendo’s easing their way back into their scifi franchises (hopefully they continue to do so).
What disappoints me the most, though, is that the Wii U’s in its third year as a platform, and already they’re saying that some games won’t come out until the NX. If I’m going to buy a console, I want it to have a full 5-6 year game cycle with it.
@StarDog Smasher
While yes I would love them game to be like that, it seems this game is already written in stone. I’m sure they are still working on improving it, but for now I think i’m done thinking and arguing about this game. I am just going to sit back and wait for it to come out and see what happens. Although I will try to help for the cause of getting Krystal in =].
@StarDog Smasher
Honestly, I’m not so sure the Star Wars Battlefront formula would work for Star Fox, given that SWBF is a game series geared towards multiplayer (Regardless of how you played it offline), while star fox is more of a single player experience. If anything, I’d prefer if they came up with the titles themselves and provide a game that doesn’t try to mimic another game franchises (The legend of Star Fox: Magic staff of dinophobia), and if they can, keep it out of the hands of Bandai Namco.
Still, if multiplayer vs (Or even a mission co-op) is confirmed I’d like to have access to more pilots or ships, even if it’s just an aestetic change that’d be nice, Arwing fighting gets a bit stale after a while.
I have been saying it everywhere… this game even though it may seem disappointing at first really does have A LOT of potential. I am pre ordering this bad boy when I get home. Sans krystal or not… reboot or not… because it looks like its a lot of fun.
@MarcusWilliams
nx won’t come out for another 2 years tho. DD:
You can’t say “This game sucks!!!” all because your favorite character is missing and/or the graphics look bad. It’s not just the graphics and the characters that matter, it’s the gameplay that matters the most.
You should all be happy that Nintendo is at least making a new Star Fox game, SF has been dead for nearly 10 years, and Nintendo listened to our calls and rebooted the series! Be thankful! ;)
And do you guys remember Star Wars Rebels? There was no Luke Skywalker, no Han Solo, no Princess Leia… and at first the fans were very disappointed, but when the first episode actually aired, it was AMAZING, even with some of the old characters gone.
This is sort of what is happening with SFZ. Could you guys please give SFZ a chance? :)
Nintendo definitely didn’t follow that saying when they came up with Metroid Federation Force… good god what are they thinking, slapping the Metroid Fans in the face with this game
Had no idea you were a game developer, Mr. K. Just out of curiosity, what sort of games do you develop?
Yes even though I am a bit disappointed that Krystal was not announced, like MR. Krystal said we have to wait to see the finished product. Of course they won’t just reveal the game just like that.
wasn’t the best of e3 for nintendo, there are more title on the 3ds then it’s on the wii u, wii u games at e3 was good, but for me it’s somewhere around there, xenoblade chroncle X look okay, star fox zero was okay too, these 2 title are great for their fans but it is not really big hits titles that would make wii u more entertaining for the majority.
I have to agree with Mr. Krystal, Nintendo did greT to show the games and the games are not ready yet. I’m thank ful that Star Fox is coming to Wii U and so should everyone else. The trailers even said that there will be glitches and stuff and the graphics will look crappy but that’s only a beginning. Like they said with Splatoon and look what it came out to be. I’m looking for and to see what will Nintendo be doing next.
Yeah, Mr. K, but there’s a difference between trying your own ideas and being arrogant to a fault. Most computer programmers/scientists/IT personnel/engineers are arrogant dillholes, present company excluded of course. Even my self, I have a degree of, and I’m going to be majoring in programming myself when I get back into college. I think the perfect formula is to take the basic concept that fans can seem to agree on, and work with that. Like Krystal for instance. We wanted her and there’s very well room for her in just about anything that’s got Fox in it as well. It’s the basic concept of her, nothing specific at all about it.
@ Lily
Of course I’m going to give Starfox Zero a chance. Even though the game is still in development, I’m sure that the game will turn out polished in the end. And with Platinum Games working on it, I have faith in them and they will deliver. Better than not having a Starfox game at all.
@The Falcon
Who was arrogant here? Not Nintendo, that’s for sure. The only arrogance I’ve seen this week was from entitled fans, and not just Star Fox fans either. If you don’t like what you’ve seen of the unfinished game that you’ve never played, well, maybe you should spend your money on the game that does meet all your expectations.
“I think the perfect formula is to take the basic concept that fans can seem to agree on, and work with that.”
I have created a list of all the things that Star Fox fans universally agree upon:
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…and that’s pretty much it. I trust you see the problem with your argument. ;)
@Brett
I used to work for EA (Not in the face!) making Facebook and Mobile games (Wait! My legs aren’t supposed to bend that way!). The artists and programmers in the studio tried to get our managers and designers to allow us to make real games, but they didn’t listen. Now I do web dev and make games on the weekend.
According to the comments they said that they couldn’t compare the two because splatoon was mostly accepted and that those were just questions; I have no idea cuz I wasn’t there. And from what i saw the response to Starfox Zero was mostly good. I read most of twitch chat (which was all memes and complaining for those who didn’t) The mechanics of the game are very neat, the mechs will add extra choices in missions and choosing 60 fps over a rich artstyle is a good move for a game where you need instant response, though most of twitch would disagree for some reason. What I don’t get is that they didn’t make a sequel. “Re-imagining” is cool but i don’t think Starfox 64 needed to be remade. I mean command included Ex-starfox 2 features such as free navigating and character-specific ships and was also a sequel, though i guess they didn’t want to try to use a tried and failed formula so they put the remaining feature, the mechs, into a tried and succeeded formula. But considering that buzzword, there’s no reason to say they couldn’t put Krystal or Panther in. I mean Krystal has her own achievement trophy unlock in SSB4, and Panther’s trophy states and i quote, “His feelings for Krystal seem genuine but we’ll see where that goes.” coupled with Krystal’s, “Did her telepathic powers help or hinder their relationship” confirming the destruction of fox and Krystal’s relationship. So it’s clear they haven’t forgotten about them. We haven’t seen all of Star Wolf yet, they could very well be members in this title. The biggest negative response was unanimous, Federation Force which is the Teen Titans Go! of the series. Which means it takes something dark and serious into something for kids. Good in it’s own right but clearly a different audience than the original fanbase. So i guess we’re mad it’s not for us lol. All this said, I’ve already ordered a Fox amiibo in preparation for Starfox Zero which i think will be a very enjoyable game despite only so much new content. And will get a Falco amiibo when it comes out. As even if i don’t agree with storyline content, the gameplay of each metroid (even Other M), and each starfox (even Command) is always enjoyable. Oh, and since we’re on the topic of EA, can you confirm Ross Scott’s Zany Golf video that included how EA is an evil company?
@Falemirous
There’s at least two reasons why Krystal couldn’t be included in this game:
1. Fox and crew where not supposed to meet Krystal until Adventures, many years later. To have her in the game would break the timeline significantly.
2. As others have stated, Krystal would have been a child at the time. War is no place for a child, and there’s no reason to believe she had left Cerinia yet.
The negative reaction to Federation Force confuses me. It’s clear that they had some new game design ideas and figured they’d slap on a known franchise that could work with its concepts. This is how many Kirby games are made (Epic Yarn, Tilt ‘n Tumble, Canvas Curse). But I guess people think that they started with Metroid and thought, “How can we dumb this down?” LOL, that’s not how it works.
I haven’t seen Ross Scott’s video. Here’s the deal: EA is HUGE! It’s made up of dozens, if not hundreds of studios. Each studio has different levels of control over what they make and how they make it. Some studios have a lot of control and talented people. They make great games! Other studios have very narrow orders or some toxic developers. I can say with a fair bit of confidence that MOST people who work at EA are not evil, and they really want to make great games. However, various factors come into play that limit how well they can work. Some of those factors are: a forced release date that’s too early, overly ambitious designs, requirements for various ad-networks/free-to-play-mechanics/DRM technologies, an inappropriate focus on only the top revenue earners (like Call of Duty and Farmville), and a bunch of other things. Everyone’s intentions are good. No one WANTS to make a bad game or harm their customers, they just are either forced into situations that cause that to happen (“we have to finish the game now or we’re going out of business”), or they honestly don’t understand the consequences of their actions (DRM debacles). There’s no Evil Meeting of Evil Game Developers scheduled on EA’s corporate calendars. That’s silly thinking. Like most everything in life, things are a lot more complicated than they appear from the outside.
I left EA due to a power struggle within the studio that was caused by a manager who normally was very hands-off, suddenly becoming very hands-on and showed favoritism to ‘his developers’. This put me in a bad position, where no matter how well I did, it wasn’t good enough. Objectively, I was a better programmer in almost all aspects, and I even changed my coding style to accommodate his bad practices, at his request. But even that was not enough for him. He liked his developers, and apparently one of them had been insulted because I pointed out all the bugs his developers made and insisted we do things well.
I was told, indirectly, that the higher ups desired that I become a code-monkey: someone who just throws code at problems until they work (or appear to work). I was hired to be an engineer: someone who actually understands the problem, weighs the pros and cons of various solutions, and then implements the best one he can. It was at that point that I decided to move on. It was fortunate too, because I was scheduled to be laid off in two weeks had I stayed on, in spite of perfect peer review scores.
I was just thinking that they could use their angle to set this up as a “What-if” scenario seeing as this game already potentially conflicts with Starfox 64 storyline wise and just throw her in. Though I don’t suspect they’d do such at thing.
As a Metroid fanboy i can give more light on the fanbase’s response, there’s generally two types of Metroid fans, The Prime fans and the Super Metroid fans. they wish to see either a 3d adventure or a side-scroller adventure respectively. The atmosphere and style of this game deviates rather much from either style. In the treehouse the director was there and he stated more or less that this game exists because the 3ds should have an FPS on it. The short version is we expected a serious atmospheric adventure game with samus and got a cartoony, party shooter with troopers. Plus we’re still not happy after Other M hurt us.
Ross Scott is a machinima maker, here’s a direct link to where he starts talking about EA
https://youtu.be/PrQqt4hG6SI?t=7m7s
Well I guess we’ll get see more stuff later about Starfox DLC both for Zero and Smash so we still have that, I’d just wish the Ridley fans would shutup. Smash devs were very generous in making the Ridley Stage Hazard and I was honestly impressed.
Oh, and I never once heard the Treehouse attendees answer or even address they had questions for them so i have no idea what they intended for that hashtag
While I’m glad there’s a new game, I’ve decided I wont complain about Krystal not being in. That is acceptable. But I don’t see why a game like this wouldn’t have online. Still in development though, so it just might not be known about yet.
@Mr. Krystal
If there was another quote on quote “prequel” Star Fox game, would you want it to be based on how Krystal’s world got destroyed? I’ve been wondering what’s life like on Cerinia, like civilization, technology, lifestyle and many more. It would be interesting to see why Krystal is an important character other than escaping to Sauria, a surviving telepathic staff weilder, joining team Star Fox, and being Fox’s love interest.
@StarDog Smasher
That is what I was hoping for in this years e3. That sounds amazing and would have a great story to it. Well at least we get that with star fox event horizon XD whoo hoo to that awesome fan game.
@Happylion18
Wait till I put up a surprise video on my youtube page about a game about Krystal’s back story. I’ll bet chances of that actually happening is slim, unless there are many fans who like the idea of it and telling Nintendo to make it. I like to see Nintendo to do that like Bungie did with Halo Reach. I do have have an idea for how that story could play out, but I’m not gonna spoil anything until then.
@StarDog Smasher
What’s your channel so I can check it out when that happens :).
Never mind. Think I found it :D.
I am still annoyed about the lack of Krystal within Star Fox Zero. I feel a bit frustrated that some fans seemed to be too relaxed about it. I don’t mind the idea she might be in the game or that she might appear in future games but I would rather at the least push for her to remain in the series. The best way is to ask for her to be in Super Smash bros and in Zero. I don’t expect either to happen if Nintendo don’t want her to be included but at the least a show of demand would be enough to keep her within the series.
Zero is in the weird place of not being a reboot but it’s also not part of the timeline either. Because of this the game doesn’t have to follow the age rules of the other games. Nor does the game have to follow events of the timeline either. In other words Krystal has no defined age in Zero. I don’t think other characters were given an age either. Krystal’s appearance in the game won’t break future events because Zero doesn’t follow on to any. The only way this would become false is if Nintendo were to announce Star Fox Adventures Zero and that has first moment Krystal and Fox meet and ends with her joining Star Fox team. And just so you know either is fine by me.
Hey when it comes to Star Fox I am completely open minded. Mostly I like to play devil’s advocate. I’m gonna get the game.
Why would anyone listen to Reggie when he can’t even keep his word? (See E3 2011 & nowadays)
@Falemirous
We don’t have the game yet, so we don’t know if this game conflicts with Star Fox 64. That won’t be knowable until we actually have the game available to play and know all of the story. However, the timeframe remains completely wrong for Krystal to be included.
As a Metroid fan, I understand the disappointment at not getting the game you wanted. What doesn’t make sense is the vitriol for the game that we DID get. If Federation Force had never happened, no-one would have cared. And indeed, no-one actually complained about Metroid Pinball, which has even less to do with traditional Metroid gameplay than Federation Force. Bottom line, if you’re going to complain about a situation in the game industry, at least be consistent.
Ross Scott’s examples are a good example of incorrect thinking. I’m not trying to defend EA here, but Ross’s discussion is a classic example of seeing a series of events from the outside, and assuming it’s all part of some evil plan. That’s not how the real world works. Let’s break it down:
1. Ideas are worth LESS THAN NOTHING. Full stop. Here are some reasons why.
2. Different people have the same idea at the same time, ALL THE TIME. This is well known throughout the history of mathematical and scientific discovery.
3. It is impossible to steal an idea. Period. There is a lot of misinformation about this, but this is true for copyright, trademark, and patents. You can only steal the EXECUTION of an idea: the specific words in a novel, the specific lines of code or 3d models in a game, the specific image and personality of a specific character, or the specific way a machine runs to accomplish a task. The idea for a game about a bounty hunter who fights space pirates as she saves the universe from a life-sucking creature is not ownable. Only the specific things: “Metroid”, “Samus Aran”, etc. are ownable.
4. It is not necessarily evil to lay off employees when your business is making a profit. Businesses exist to make profit, and if they could do so without ANY employees, they would. Not because they are trying to hurt people, but because they are trying to maximize profits. As such, there need not be any relationship between profits and laying off employees. And profits are not bad either, it’s what makes your 401k retirement plan worth anything, after all.
5. If EA stole physics code from Bethesda, that is wrong and illegal. However, the court case did not apparently find that to be the case, so it might not actually have happened.
6. I was in game school when the EA spouse thing happened. We thought it was weird that they were making a fuss. Everyone who got into the game industry knew that they would be paid lower wages to work longer hours. That’s because game development is the rockstar job. Everyone wants to do it. The law of supply and demand explains that since there are so many people who want to work in games, game companies can have their pick of talent and pay them less than what they could make if they weren’t working in games. So what? No-one forced them to take that job. Most game developers could quit and find a higher paying job within a week, but they don’t. The reason is because they want to be there. It’s like in Hollywood, where thousands of beautiful women and strong men make less than minimum wage as extras and waiters, because they are all vying for the chance to become movie stars. Most will never make it, but that’s their choice.
7. Lastly, when trying to figure out whether a particular action by a company was evil, consider Hanlon’s Razor: “Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity.”
I don’t know what the idea for the hashtag was either. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
@StarDog Smasher
Another sequel will probably NOT be based on Krystal’s backstory. It’s very clear that they just threw a few lines in there to give her something for a backstory, instead of absolutely nothing. Unless they plan on revisiting an Adventures-style 3rd person adventure game (also probably not), I don’t see them even considering it.
“I’ll bet chances of that actually happening is slim, unless there are many fans who like the idea of it and telling Nintendo to make it.”
Let me stop you right there. That’s not going to happen. Do you know how many DECADES Nintendo fans have been sending Nintendo their ideas for games? Yeah, all of them. They actually might be legally UNABLE to make games based on fan ideas, because of legal ownership claim issues. This is very common, where game and tv show companies literally make it a rule that the employees may not read fanfiction or fan ideas, for fear that someone might sue them over ideas. Regardless, if Nintendo wouldn’t do that for Mario games, why would they do it for Star Fox games?
@AngelFoxDreamer
“Zero is in the weird place of not being a reboot but it’s also not part of the timeline either. Because of this the game doesn’t have to follow the age rules of the other games. Nor does the game have to follow events of the timeline either.”
You can’t possibly know that yet. The game isn’t out and you don’t know the extent of the story.
@MrKrystal
I know that because that’s what they said in the digital event. The exact quote is: “We rebuilt the game using past ideas, but it’s not a part four or part five. It’s not a remake either. So we named it Star Fox Zero.” Link: https://youtu.be/VL2KZreaS4s?t=9m8s If link doesn’t work it’s roughly 9min into the Digital Event.
However, then you have Bethesda on the flip side of the coin, who has admitted they read Fallout fanfiction and does sometimes make it cannon. Most noteably is Benny from Fallout New Vegas. He was a total fan character and not only is he important, he appears in the intro to the game!
@MrKrystal
For the record I don’t really keep up with media on topics so I don’t really know much of pinball. From what I saw it was simply a mini-game featuring samus’s morph ball. I simply thought it was stupid but I also wasn’t there hoping for some fancy new major release title either so i wasn’t completely outraged at the idea nor did I see enough for it to seemingly insult anything special about the metroid series, it’s not like nintendo doesn’t utilize mini-games frequently with first-party characters.
Thanks for the enlightenment about that video, He’s a great machinima maker but his personal opinions I usually question. I’ve been trying to think of ways to say laying off employees while making record profits is evil but it’s not like they’re betraying their trust or maliciously harming them, only their hopes which isn’t evil and at worst mean.
Woah, that’s something I never thought about, If a fan had a string of really great ideas and the company had it, they might not even be able to use it because of fan ideas. Hopefully there’s an effective way to avoid reading it then. I remember hearing something that nintendo couldn’t use them for legal reason but didn’t really think up on it. Though if the Falcon’s statement is correct they could run off of the trust that the fandom wouldn’t sue over it or make contact with them individually, though trust isn’t a contract for sure and I certainly wouldn’t rely on trust either.
That article just seemed to further my thoughts that I have no ownership of my ideas and it’s something I so desperately want. Which was funny because it was saying not to worry about that as if it can be easily ignored. But, I didn’t intend to do anything with it to begin with because I don’t personally think one can succeed in any art career reliably. But i’m also not fond of collaboration and dedicated hard-work so there’s that lol.
The concept of the “What-if” is speculation of course based off what we’ve seen and the descriptions given for the game. While that’s always true with speculation that you don’t know for sure with something you can base somewhat solid projections if it has some core basis. I again bring up “re-imagine” because that allows them decent freedom, but that is also correct that she does not fit into the timeline and that the public cares more about the timeline even with this title more than miyamoto does. So with that and my personal opinion thinking she won’t be in I just have empty hope of her presence. There isn’t much left to do but to wait and see what Nintendo whips up for us and hope my amiibo makes it one piece.
@Mr. Krystal
All I’m asking is that would you like a game that would be on Krystal’s backstory. I mean, Bungie did that with Halo Reach, so why can’t Nintendo do that to Star Fox. She’s your favorite character right? So don’t you want to see what was it like for Krystal?
@StarDog Smasher
I would like a game like that, doubt it will happen but id play that game ALOT… Well as long as it was not just Krystal, got to have the others too
@AngelFoxDreamer
That’s right. He said a bunch of things that Star Fox Zero WASN’T. Until we play it or he talks about what Star Fox Zero IS, you can’t assume it won’t be part of the same timeline.
@Falemirous
Right. You didn’t care back then because you had other Metroid games on your radar. Now that no other games are on your radar, you (or other Metroid fans) are freaking out. But that’s not this game’s fault. It’s the fault of your overly ambitious expectations.
Exactly. Companies can’t really trust the average fan for these reasons. I don’t know how they do it in games, because the games I worked on never had that many huge fans, and I personally wasn’t a fan of what we were making. However, I’ve heard that some tv show staff are specifically required, by their contract, never to read fanfics or look at fan websites beyond basic informational stuff like what you’d find on Wikipedia.
Well, get used to it! People pay people to work hard, not have ideas. That’s another reason why game companies rarely, if ever, accept ideas from the public. When you make games, you’re a creative person. You have your OWN ideas, usually far more than you could ever make in your lifetime. I have something like 5 complete game ideas in my head right now, and I haven’t even started on any of them. What would I need other people’s ideas for?
@StarDog Smasher
I certainly wouldn’t mind a game about Krystal’s backstory, provided it was done well. I tend to think about Krystal in terms of Star Fox, which means everything that happens during and after Adventures. I don’t dwell too much on her past. They certainly could make a game about it, but I doubt they will for financial reasons.
@Mr. Krystal
I don’t have anything against EA personally. Are they the best game company out there? No, but hey, after their press conference at E3 this year, I’m willing to give them a chance. Just wish they could make a baseball game, though.
And, in reply to your reply to StarDog Smasher, speaking of Krystal’s backstory, I actually just started writing a script for a film that explores Krystal’s past. Maybe it can even be made into a game, which would be much cooler! :D
In the Nintendo UK store you can register your interest in the series. You have to vote for your favourite Star Fox character which doesn’t include Fox or Krystal. Link: https://store.nintendo.co.uk/ninint/competition.account?comp=sf&widget_id=90288 You can send an email to complain about the lack of one or both here: http://www.nintendoservicecentre.co.uk/contact-us/
@Mr. Krystal
But that’s what that quote “but it’s not a part four or part five.” is saying. That it’s not a part 4 or 5. It’s not following on or leading to another part of the Star Fox series. I can understand the confusion because he didn’t use sequel or prequel but that is what he meant. Specially since it was followed on by “It’s not a remake either.”. He was trying to make it clear it’s not part of the current timeline.
I personally just found the game to be cool. It’s graphics don’t impress me that much but maybe they will up them later. The gameplay looked nice and the ship transformations are a welcome change. It runs at sixty frames per second, but I would hope so considering how graphically undemanding the game looks. No krystal but that makes sense due to its placement. Not sure why they decided to do the lylat war again, considering it has been done three times before, so I am a little beefed about it not being a new story. I’m gonna get it, unless there is some sort of bullshit DLC practice they try on it, but Nintendo is not really known for that. It does look cool.
@Brett
I hope to see your film sometime ^_^. Keep us up on anything interesting.
Hey Happylion18, do you an account on sites like youtube or deviantart so I can somewhat have a small discussion on Krystal with you?
@StarDog Smasher
Well i got a google account, a youtube i used like once adn threw into a corner and forgot about, facebook, steam, skype, teamspeak, wide assortment of games with forms of communication, and two emails. I can also make a devian art account if you would like. Then i would have no excuse for not subscribing (or whatever it is called there) to the wonderful artists =]. ill check here later. let me know how you want to meet =D
@Happylion18
How bout a youtube, deviantart, and probably twitter accounts for now. Besides, I do have a few Star Fox related stuffs on my youtube page and 2-3 artwork pieces on my deviantart page. As for twitter, I don’t do much there.
@Happylion18
You haven’t replied your response on the account. When are you gonna reply, I have a video that involves the game idea of Krystal’s backstory.