Okay, I know I said the last time that was going to be the last update...too bad!

Well, the good news everything is coming along GREAT (for the most part...I still hate that nothing was made to work with Vista...fuck you software developers!!!)! The VCam has allowed me to do some things in the battle sequence I wouldn't have been able to produce otherwise.

Speaking of the battle sequence, I'm down to doing some small polishing up and then it's release time. The comments I've received from people who have watched it so far have given me the following comments about it:

"Oh, that's fucked up!"
"I bet that hurt like hell."
"...you're mildly disturbed, aren't you?"
"Hahah! That JUST HAPPENED!"
"Damn dude!!!"

This is by far the best Game Ranger to date. The next installment will be even rounded out and smoother than this one will be. Depending on how things go and the ideas we get, it may be even longer.

How long is this one? Well, as of now, without the fight completely finished it's 6.77 minutes long. The best news is that it doesn't feel like it's that long. I've watched some animations brag about the length, but it feels like you've sat there the entire time.

Between the action and the story, this Game Ranger is destined to hit some favorites. I think in the end I'll prove that the Game Ranger is animated and presented in a certain way on purpose.

Speaking of animating a certain way...not only am I working on the Sprites Collab, but my next project is going to be a heavily stylized fight which will show off everything that I've learned up until this point. It's going to be a fast and hard brawl utilizing between five and seven different opponents one after another, and others at the same time. Don't worry, it's not Street Fighter or anything like that. It's going to be nothing seen on NG before, from what I can tell.

Here's a nice little screenshot of the GR3: