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Eh not yet. I have a vita and want to see if its going to be for download as well or not. Also I don't like how it sounds like their trying to guilt trip you into it. Its too similar to saying "Pay us or we wont bother to make it good" sounding to me.

Oh on a side note, anyone here support the Mega man legends 3 revival movement?

LMC - Yes, the digital version is already assured. The KickStarter project is for extra collectible stuff, the mid-high tiers of which will also include a download code.

Oooooh okay. It was really unclear about the collectors set I was holding off. I'll get to donating after im doing paying bills and having to buy new tires for my car. I wouldn't have cared about the game if I didn't play etrian to realize how awesome it is to dungeon crawl.

If this makes for a decent Shadowrun title, I'm game.

Well, it just breached 200k in the last hour.

Also, the Matrix has gotten really creative since I played. I guess the first version it was pretty much Tron. Now?

Hm, maybe I didn't look into your comment enough, then. I think we were involved in a conversation a while back between the SNES and Genesis games (remember someone preferring Genesis heavily while I backed SNES. Then again, I only ever played the SNES version, so...).

Though all of that trumps me growing up with 3 people that did play Shadowrun, one a DM on many games. Especially Battletech.

And yes, Grimrock does look pretty good (tag-team advertising, go!). Noticing these indie-ish games are also releasing level editors; Grimrock has one, Shadowrun will have one, Wasteland 2 is saying they'll have one with more budget. Think Skyrim is the only recent top game that has something like it... I am hoping it is a trend.
Hell, all three of these projects are pretty cheap, too. Only asking for a minimum of 15 for their games.

Looking at the artbook-stuff on husk/Reaper-enemies. Upon closer inspection, the Cannibal's arm is a human corpse. Neat. :3

Then I get up, and Shadowrun is 20k away from being funded.

Oh man, I remeber the SNES version of Shadowrun being way too good. Too bad they never made a sequel for it.

The latest SR game wasn't that bad, but it felt really unfinished.