Exclusive clip from ‘I AM FRANKELDA’, the first-ever stop-motion film made in Mexico.
The film follows a writer who is taken to another realm to help write nightmares to keep monsters alive.
Releasing tomorrow on Netflix.
We hid random weapon crates in our demo that can give nearly all 40+ guns in the game because why not?
I may have put something really broken in there.
IMPRESIONANTE tráiler de DANCE MACABRE: guerra de esqueletos en el nuevo corto de Hisko Hulsing, un experimento animado que ha tardado 11 años en realizarse, con 75 óleos y 30 artistas de cuatro países. Se verá en el Festival de Annecy a final de mes.
AI is crashing because everyone has realized all it does is remix things that people have already done and there is no way to make it better because it doesn't actually do anything.
They tried to build a castle on BS and now it is all collapsing into the shit.
I've been in the Gundam fandom for years and it's actually like CLOCKWORK every time a new experimental design comes out...
And I'm actually tired of it, chief. 😮💨Give Gundam Rogue Orbit a chance.
I’m only allowed to post clips from the trailer for now, but here’s some of my effects work from a short film I’ve been working on called Immortals!
Be sure to go check out the Immortals instagram account also!
GUNDHARA - JUUDAN ARASHI for arcade (Banpresto/1995) is a top-down run-and-gun game similar to classic titles like Mercs and Shock Troopers.
A unique mechanic for the game is a melee kick button that allows you to knock out enemies and deflect enemy bullets.
It never received home console ports. The title translates to Bullet Storm Gundhara.
Some of you visiting this site may be wondering: What exactly is Wares?
In short, it is a heroic fantasy series featuring giant constructs known as Ryude.
So what are Ryude? A rough description would be:
Giant mechanical warriors resembling oversized armored knights.
Powered by mystical artifacts known as Wares, most commonly taking the form of a Persona fitted to the Ryude's face.
Crafted more like handmade works of art than industrial products, with designs that emphasize craftsmanship over mass production.
As a result, modern weapons are rarely seen in the world of Wares. Battles are usually fought with heavy, old-fashioned weapons, with Ryude clashing at close quarters in brutal hand-to-hand combat.
And because Wares is heroic fantasy, nearly everything associated with the genre can be found within its world: wicked kings, monstrous creatures, gods, demons, the schemes of great nations, artifacts with minds of their own—and, of course, practitioners of Word-Casting known as Word-Casters.
At first glance, this may sound like nothing more than traditional fantasy with giant robots added to the mix. In reality, however, those “robots”—the Ryude themselves—are one of the series' most distinctive features.
Ryude often possess remarkably strong personalities. Depending on the story, they may weep in sorrow, rejoice with childlike wonder, or stand apart from mortals with the dignity of gods. Even when such emotions are not shown directly, some are said to mourn the deaths of their Ryude Pilots with heartrending grief.
Likewise, Word-Casters are not quite the same as the wizards of Western fantasy. In many ways, it may be more accurate to imagine them as something closer to ninja—mysterious practitioners of secret arts whose abilities extend far beyond simple spellcasting.