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Hooper Humperdink? Not Him! ... Nevermind my obscure references, the good Angler's memories of Bubsy seem to have been jogged recently, ever since that (horrible) new title was announced out of the blue. He's certainly the biggest fan of ol' Bubsy Bobcat I've ever seen. And, for what it's...

According to a friend of mine who's still a member of the Discord chat, Kyon left the forums several weeks ago. I don't know the details, myself, but it's fair to assume that some petty "drama" of trivial importance occurred.

Who is this "WAHRIO" fellow you speak of, hum?

How delightful. ...Thinking of just how much animation as a medium has declined pains my brain.

On the contrary. Though I wouldn't call it booming by any means, we've done well for ourselves as of late.

Ooh, Shadowgate 64... I have an odd relationship with that game. As a child, I played the living fire out of the NES title, which remains my favorite "point n' click" game, if only for the memories and nostalgia it holds in my heart. Then, one day, along comes Shadowgate 64 (I don't actually...

Adieu, Lander of Wares. Don't stay away for too long, ya' hear?

Blow me down! So, the rumors are true. I was glancing over another recent profile post and, to my bewilderment, spied "Magma likes this." For a moment, I thought I my eyesight was going haywire, but, as things turn out, Mr. Magma is back! It's a pleasure to have you as a party to our forums...

Ah, poor Dumribble. What a sad tale that is. He vanished one day and never returned. I do hope he's faring well these days-- that is, if nothing fatal befell him...

yoooo0o brutha, right back at'cha dood (am I one of the cool guys yet?) All levity apart, happy barfday, Mr. Squid-of-the-Glowy-type. Cheers.

Say, the Angler has been terribly absent as of late, hasn't he? I do hope he's fine.

How so? Through tutorials? Champ, I believe you've missed my point-- those manuals were more than merely a lifeless, bland source of information on the game's mechanics. They acted as an independent source of joy and entertainment from the video game. Quite simply, this is no longer present, be...

I must agree with Angler. This is one topic I've raved on relentlessly in the past, and for good reason; manuals were much more than tutorials. They were a fascinating peek into the world, it's story and inhabitants, adding such a powerful richness to many games that would feel quite bland...

Oh my. As for me, my hobby as a closet artist began a mere two or so years ago, but you've been at it for quite a while, eh? Lessons will most certainly put you a few steps ahead of the crowd, however, I find that, to develop a true confidence with the art form, it's essential that one spend...

To be completely frank, yes, the forums have been going through quite an unfortunate spell lately. I suppose all us simple folk can do is hope for the best, and do what we can to keep the others' once-jubilant spirits alive, though I can't fathom that CM30 would even begin to consider giving our...

By Jove, the good Angler of Lake Asparagus is back in action once again, if a bit worn from battle. Ah, there's the oven; that wholesome "slumber pie" of yours must be ready! All levity aside, part 2 of my analysis for Animation Appreciation will be up and running soon enough. Ideally, it would...

Godspeed, my good sir.