The full version of the
incredibly cool animation. I
wanted to upload the whole
video without dividing it into
parts or removing anything.
Unfortunaly, the file is over
100MB so I had to compress it
a bit. Nothing really
noticeable in my honest
opinion.And no, I didn't make
this. Wish I did though. :P It
looks like a cross be
more

The full version of the
incredibly cool animation. I
wanted to upload the whole
video without dividing it into
parts or removing anything.
Unfortunaly, the file is over
100MB so I had to compress it
a bit. Nothing really
noticeable in my honest
opinion.And no, I didn't make
this. Wish I did though. :P It
looks like a cross between
Metal Slug (the animation),
Streets Of Rage (sidescrolling
action and the ending/credits
sequence), Splatterhouse (the
gore) and Dynamite Headdy (the
large bizzare bosses). Oh, and
there are the direct Capcom
references.Quote:'Not strictly
a work of Machinima; Paul
Robertson's Pirate Baby's
Cabana Battle Street Fight
2006 is a masterpiece
animation based on the graphic
look and feel of platform
handhelds. A kind of machinima
recursion; where animations
inspired by games have
inspired animations. Paul's
style did actually get him a
job in the games industry, but
he was obsessively animating
these seductively disturbing
game-inspired tales before
making games. His work has
been shown in many galleries
in Australia, but until now
hasn't found a big exposure
online. For me, his
non-interactive animations are
more about what games ought to
be than what a lot of games
are. The kind of indulgence
which triggers all the soft
spots of delicious wrongness
in a way Reality just doesn't
appreciate. Pirate Baby has an
awesome metal-electro sound
track by Cornel Wilczek. You
just *know* its going to be a
classic because it's Black and
White.'-
http://www.selectparks.net/mod
ules.ph...

Category Entertainment

Tags Video, street, Animation, 2006, fight, zombies, game, pirate, battle, Octopus, squid, pixel, Gore, Undead, Babys, cabana, Side-Scroller