That's the coolest way to review a game! | |
Hey wait - wasn't this already done by domble? | |
That is just awesome. | |
beautiful colors, and the po'ms can be funny. I'll be back for more! | |
Creative to say the least. | |
So awesome that they used lucky stars for the Super Mario Galaxy review. I often mindlessly make those paper stars when waiting for loading screens. :D Looking forward to other such reviews! | |
That's a new way of review's plus it's short sweet and to the point | |
Creative! If every "Game People Calling" is gonna be as good as this one then I'll definitely be a regular reader! | |
Very creative way to review a game! If nothing else it gives a (very) quick snapshot of what the game's about and gets me interested in finding out more. | |
Strange but a rather interesting way to review a game. | |
It's clever, but it's the kind of thing that would be done like a one panel comic. Short, sweet, and constantly done. It would be a nice thing to see every day, but it would have to be done every single day to be noticeable. | |
I'd love to see Lottie tackle something like Gears. A massive paper Brumak might take a year to make but be frickin' awesome. | |
Didn't Game People also give us the incomparable Rebecca Mayes? Gotta love seeing how people with actual artistic sensibilities share our passion for gaming, and sometimes even have their work inspired by it. | |
Hey can we post our own? What makes me a good | |
The haiku would be the easy part Marcus turns to Cole | |
This It's a sweet idea, and certainly relatively unique, but I worry about how much of a point you can get across in the space of of 17 syllables, assuming you only do one poem per game. It would be a nice little extra inclusion to read each day, but I don't think it can be comparable to a traditional review of a game. Incidentally, is it just me, or does "Ticky tacky game play" only have 6 syllables? | |
I have to admit, I do like the articles. Plus, since British based, they have some nice local stuff too | |
this is really refreshing. i like it | |
Nice to see others, | |
What a fantastic way to get a review across in a quick but perfectly formed statement. Wonderful. | |
have a go and find out! | |
Really clever way of writing a review with a twist. I like it :) | |
Fold an origami flamethrower and you win the prize! | |
I'm loving these! I just checked out the Game People site and they seem to be offering some interesting content generally, but these are definitely the most imaginative reviews I've seen. I especially love the way the restrictions of the haiku format make them seem quite philosophical - less is definitely more sometimes. | |
That takes time and talent to do. Bravo to them | |
Game People Calling: The Girl with Paper in Her Hair
Game People Calling showcases some of Lottie Rose's haiku reviews.
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