What did he mean by this?
What did he mean by this?
Connor Lee
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Jaxon Hill
Black Lives Matter.
Gabriel Torres
Dj Hero was full of hiphop and pop music in general.
Tyler Wright
Is PaRappa hip hop enough?
Dominic Price
>what is def jam
breaking rappers necks with DMX was fun
sjws never cease to amaze me with their ignorance
Juan Long
I need a black metal indie game.
Jordan Scott
This faggot hasn't heard of Def Jam? Midnight Club?
Mason Kelly
You dumbasses don't know how to read, do you?
Alexander Perez
They're casuals who are unfamiliar with the indie scene. Also racists.
Leo Morgan
He's basically asking if there's an indie group with a lot of black people based on hip hop
Luke Phillips
I'm not going to acknowledge the "indie" part because these people do the opposite of making an indie. Therefore, I stand by my statement.
Anthony Smith
Nobody gives a shit except twats who like to jerk off how obscure they are. A game could be the most corporate shit ever and still be good.
Jason Harris
>these people do the opposite of making an indie.
What does that even mean?
Ryan Lopez
Isn't that a form of racial stereotyping? Here's the tweet.
twitter.com
Someone tweet to him.
Owen Anderson
have there been any? ever? how do you make a game out of that, anyway - Singstar or Parappa or something?
I'm not really big into hip hop but I am pretty deep into the fucking shithole that is independently developed games and no examples of good gamers that fit those criteria come to mind.
is he implying that there's just a bunch of underrated hip hop vidya out there?
Justin Gomez
Mad World, although that's not as much hip hop as just rap.
Lucas Flores
Kanye Quest
Blake Reyes
>good gamers
typo. meant to write "good games". also polite sage
Christopher Parker
What about GTA:SA? That was self-published.
Ayden Foster
notm > tms > bp > ex > jd > nldw >gp
Jaxson Sanchez
It means they regurgitate that statement to make it sound unique, when it really isn't.
Dominic Martinez
There's probably no demand for it. A lot of games I thought were cool just don't have an audience currently, like side-scrolling beat-em ups. Doesn't mean it can't happen, but it's not happening right now.
It would be possible to make a hip hop based indie game, but how would it play and would people even care about it? I would think a Parappa spiritual successor would be the answer, but the gameplay was so simple and lacked replay-ability that I don't think it would appeal to modern day gamers.
Kayden Reyes
>There's probably no demand for it.
You're wrong though. Indie scene isn't revolved around demand. AAA scene does that and indies are there to fill a small niche audience usually trying out new shit.
Owen Wood
Because making generic indie games is already hard enough.
Making a good game like that would require proper knowledge not just of art / game design but also music, culture, someone to write decent hip-hop OST, etc. Too big of a scale for indies.
Jack Hill
All it takes is group of "journalists". Take a look at pitchfork and their sudden love for the whitest hip hop available.
Kayden Cooper
Then I guess there's just no interest in it. I mean you can't really force something to be popular. I want monster masher games like Splatterhouse and War of the Monsters but nobody is making them.
John Murphy
The problem with that is that you have to actually enjoy hip-hop to high degree even begin to make one.
If you half-ass it it's just going to bomb.
Eli Foster
Yuuko is cute
Jaxson Russell
WHY DO YOU FUCKING LET YOUR MOUSE CURSOR IN THE WAY OF A SCREENSHOT
THAT'S NOT HOW IT
FUCKING
WORKS