[srmoore]

This is something that Jacques and I did a while ago.
We got to show it to one video game company. But it never lead anywhere.
Eventually this page will have some text and HTML surrounding the video, but the video is the important part. We were creating an example of a Cinematic Strategy Guide, to include in video games.. maybe even directly in the game, or as an added bonus. We did a demo using Return To Castle Wolfenstein as a base.

I may have to take this down at some point though, as it is streaming from my house, and I have no idea what load it can take.

Hope you enjoy. It is in Quicktime Streaming format.

Enjoy! (Click to view)

This post has been edited by srmoore: 27 February 2005 - 07:01 PM

[Slade]

I'm at my friend's dorm, and on his router, and since he's a paranoid neurotic mess and takes glee from others' unhappiness, and is a hard core comp-sci guy, blocked all of the ports to the internet except for the web and AIM, so I can't see it now.

Other thoughts: Jacques is alive?! I thought he got eaten by a bear, or maybe a puma.

[SimeSublime]

The sound cut out after about two seconds. Though it seems like an interesting proposal.

[srmoore]

Hrmm.. technical difficulties.. I'll investigate some... Maybe streaming isn't the way to go Although I like the idea of it just playing...

[Icey]

I found it hilarious, all the little side notes as you led the hero around... Tangtastic.

"And if you feel bad, it's okay to kill him, he told me personally that he's going to kill himself. Trust me."

[srmoore]

Hrmm.. Well a quick update.. many people watched it fine. So I dunno..
Maybe you need the latest Quicktime (Although I thought the media was for version 4..) Also, a little geek speak, These get streamed over port 8001 I believe.. so if you got a firewall that blocks that, then you won't see it.

As for Jacques, well This isn't proof that he is alive because we did this over a year a go. But he is alive and kind of kicking.. not hard though He is working on some new projects, but who knows if they will be available online.

[Laura]

Ha! That was the first time I saw that. Whose voice was that, Jacques' brother?

I recognized you & Jacques as the Nazis...

[Chefelf]

Ha! That was the first time I saw that. Whose voice was that, Jacques' brother?

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

No that's Jacques himself! It's hard to recognize because he's doing his deadpan voice and he NEVER does his deadpan voice.

I love that video. Any chance of that high-res AVI version resurfacing... for old friends?

[srmoore]

Well.. we did chat about that.. And of course.. just now how do we get it to you.. I'm working on that.. maybe I'll mail ya a CD or even a DVD of it.