Recent content by Jedizora

So, 18 years after the Release of Dragon Ball GT, it has been announced that a new anime series will be produced, being released July 2015. Famitsu reports that series creator Akira Toriyama will be in charge of producing the new series. Source...

So, it would appear that Valve is no longer charging for mods. I wouldn't start celebrating yet, as no announcement has been made, but the paid section of the workshop has been completely removed. Hopefully a donation button will be added to the workshop, a reasonable compromise imho. EDIT...

Project M, it's not even a contest. It just... feels right. It has all the depth and techs of melee, but also feels less stiff. It's a really good mix of competitiveness, and casualness. Ike feels powerful, but also not as slow as in Brawl or Sm4sh. Plus, Marth's alt costume in Sigurd from Fire...

Ah, thanks for the correction. I knew that a mod called FNIS was involved in someway, although couldn't remember how. Anyway, some people over at Reddit have collected a series of statements from large mod makers on the subject of monetization. I didn't get the chance to read through all of...

1. Correct. They set a 'recommended price', as well as a minimum price. 2. Hard to say. I don't believe any mods are copyrighted; however, there are already cases of resources from other mods being put into paid mods, which is, imo, totally unacceptable. Anyway, yesterday, 19 mods were put up...

So, as it turns out, Modders don't even get paid until they (the modder) receives a payout of $100. Meaning, the modders won't make a penny unless they sell $400. Source: http://steamcommunity.com/workshop/workshoppaymentinfofaq/#Payments Also, some of the Modders who have flagged their work...

Link to Source: http://steamcommunity.com/workshop/aboutpaidcontent/ For those too lazy to read the article, Valve is now allowing users to start charging money for mods that they create on the steam workshop, starting with the Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. Users are allowed to set the price at...

So, new fire emblem. What we've seen looks great. Those of you who plan on purchasing it, are you going Nohr or Hoshido? I'm going Nohr Masterrace, of course.

'Star Wars: The Force Awakens' Trailer Released https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=erLk59H86ww& It's looking pretty good. Looks like the Sith are coming back, I'm interested in the lightsaber with the cross-guards.

Fire emblem 2-6. 12 was a remake of 3, but we never got that, even through we got 11, which was a remake of 1, originally Japanese only. Maybe one day.

This seems interesting, I'll join.

Time Warner Cable is the only thing available where I live, and it is a crime against humanity.

I'd personally like to see a return of the older FF titles, and have it more medieval fantasy, rather then the more modern ones they've had recently. I mean, don't get me wrong, all the newer ones are great. FF XIII got a lot of criticism, some very well deserved. But it was still a very fun...

I did, but they were kinda forgettable. The rest of the characters in 3 were well written, but Connor just seemed to serious, and boring. I kinda wish they had stuck with Haytham the whole game, it would have been very interesting to see things from the other side.

Really? I can understand Ezio or Edward, but Connor just seemed really dull to me. I didn't play any of the DLC, which could have something to do with it, but I was kinda disappointed with his character as a whole.