No, I don't remember what it's called, but it's definiently one of the fodder critters that like to occupy ledges and ceilings for your personal inconvinence.
Steak said:
No, I don't remember what it's called, but it's definiently one of the fodder critters that like to occupy ledges and ceilings for your personal inconvinence.
What a brilliant piece of art! It feels very much like Tallon IV's Overworld while also capturing the desolateness of Zebes. The glowing red eyes feel like some threat lurking in the darkness while the Zoomer gives a more nostalgic feel. Samus herself looks very cautious, as though she's looking around before even taking a step deeper into the cave. I just cannot believe the amount of detail this artist places in his/her work!
Hmm, reminds me of the netherworld in the game "Indiana Jones and the Emperor's Tomb". Here's a video of the gameplay in it - don't watch if you don't like spoilers!
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ikari911
1 year agoOh. WOW.
iGlitch
1 year agoVaguely similar to the Tallon IV over world in the first Metroid Prime game.
Shaomu
1 year agoIs that someone in the distance?...
Steak
1 year agoNo, I don't remember what it's called, but it's definiently one of the fodder critters that like to occupy ledges and ceilings for your personal inconvinence.
LittleBear
1 year agoZoomers.
chaosshade
1 year agoWhat a brilliant piece of art! It feels very much like Tallon IV's Overworld while also capturing the desolateness of Zebes. The glowing red eyes feel like some threat lurking in the darkness while the Zoomer gives a more nostalgic feel. Samus herself looks very cautious, as though she's looking around before even taking a step deeper into the cave. I just cannot believe the amount of detail this artist places in his/her work!
FireSky3
1 year agoHmm, reminds me of the netherworld in the game "Indiana Jones and the Emperor's Tomb". Here's a video of the gameplay in it - don't watch if you don't like spoilers!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HS9NyUiPAuA