I would love to make a video of the three levels of self-awareness: the level where you’re just a normal dude, the level where you’re a geek, and the level where you’re a superhero. This would be hilarious, so I would put it here.
Yeah, I’m sure when you watch the video you’ll agree that this is the most awesome of the three levels.
The third level is just as good as the first two, but it has a bit of a twist. In the third level, you become the villain of the story. You and your fellow Visionaries come to Blackreef to exact revenge on the Visionaries for what they did to Colt.
The twist isn’t really a twist, but rather the way how the game handles these two levels. They are both just another part of the cycle. You’re a dude who just happens to be a geek on the third level, so you get a bit of a special “universe” to yourself. That’s all. It’s a good way to show off your superhero powers.
Yes, it does. Its just that you dont get a bit of a special universe. Its just you.
Tech n9ne is a pretty big deal in the gaming industry. I just found out that he won the prestigious “Game of the Year” award for his work. It means a lot to me because I grew up playing his game.
Technically the Game of the Year award is for best game of the year. But it’s not just that. The Game of the Year award is given out by Acclaim, the same company that also owns G.O.A.T., a game that has been in development for over 30 years and is now considered to be one of the biggest games of all time, period. It wasn’t just that TechnoN9ne won the award.
TechnoN9ne was actually the one who made the Game of the Year award happen. He was the one who got all of these guys together to convince Acclaim to give him the award.
TechnoN9ne may be famous for being the first game in a series to actually turn a profit (after some serious cost cutting to get the game done), but there were no profits in this case. TechnoN9ne had to stop the bleeding by cutting his budget by 60%.
TechnoN9ne may not have had the best marketing for his game, but he did manage to raise $100,000 in a single day, and it wasnt the money he was after. It was in his eyes.
