I decided to do some image tracing on my Quake 3 Arena screenshot and turned it into a wonderful masterpiece on behalf of my friend Tomala’s Q3A live stream back in 2019. Here it is:
And now for my next trick, I will continue my journey to visit standard maps in the game. 🙂
I decided to play around in Quake 3 Arena, but on custom maps:
Pad Kitchen
Meat Patty
Kleskonian Curves
Kleskonian Hights
Yeah, it was a lot of bloody fun blowing up stuff. 😛
Sorry for the lack of posting. I have successfully created some video game artwork from different games such as Quake 3 Arena, Need For Speed Hot Pursuit 2 and Garry’s Mod:
And now I’m off to do something else. Stay tuned!
I’ve been playing some more Need For Speed Hot Pursuit 2 this evening, and I won a few more gold medals and a huge amount of cash used for buying cars and race tracks. Then I switched over to my Steam Deck and did some more combo practice in Mortal Kombat X to end the night.
I’ll plan on turning one or more of my in-game screenshots into pieces of art tomorrow. Goodnight!
I’ve been playing two different Kingdom games on my Steam Deck, and I have managed to score some achievements. Hooray!
You start off by playing as a king or queen sitting on top a horse, and you’re collecting coins to build and defend your own kingdom from evil monsters. You can also drop coins on people so that they can grab bows, hammers or scythes. If you have enough coins to build certain structures you can press and hold the down button while in front of them. The game is over when you lose your crown to the bad guys in which I got that achievement in ‘Kingdom: Two Crowns’ last year.
I wonder what I’m gonna play on my Deck next…
Nothing much to report on tonight, but I have managed to unlock some fatalities in Mortal Kombat X on my Steam Deck, and I also survived 11 days in Kingdom: Two Crowns. I even took my first screenshot from my Deck:
Open thread.
My Steam Deck arrived the other day! So far I have played Scribblenauts and Mortal Kombat X. Both of them appear to be working fine. Right now I’m just learning how to use it and its features – like the on-screen keyboard. I’m really happy with my Steam Deck! 😀
I’ve been doing work on another image-traced piece of art in Adobe Illustrator tonight. This time I’ve turned this screenshot from ‘Need for Speed: Underground’ into my latest Steam profile artwork:
Now that it’s complete, it’s time to upload this puppy on Steam.
Instead of playing some TF2 or GMod I decided to play around some Max Payne 2 since it’s been a while. Although the game is Max Payne and you play as Max, for four levels you play as another character named Mona Sax. Here are some screenshots of things during the gameplay:
It’s an old game but what I like about Max Payne 2 are the ragdoll physics:
I have managed to battle my way against dozens of gun-toting cleaners including the boss cleaner named Kaufman. I made my way to the Prologue level in the Part 2 where Max Payne is at the police station. There he pays a visit to Mona Sax, who’s being locked up in a jail cell for murdering some cleaners.
Now to think about what to play next… 😛
I’ve been testing out Need For Speed Underground under Windows 10 the other day, and so far the program and gameplay both seem to be behaving properly. The graphics and textures in this racing game are really nice, and what I like about this are the background sound effects, billboards and street signs. Here are a couple pictures of street signs in NFSU that are my most favorite:
The reason why I like the street signs is because they are much taller than the ones in Need For Speed Hot Pursuit 2. 🙂 I’d say this is still a good old-school racing game to me, but I think Hot Pursuit 2 is way better than this. Oh, and what I also like about NFSU is you can move the cursor around during a race, which I find that very interesting.