Wow! Almost a week late, but hey, it's a con report! We are back from A-KON, and we had a great time! Handed out some Kansei stickers and buttons, and we even sold out of Winter in Fairbrook (our first time selling out of anything). Sadly, I received a shipment of Oneiro stickers the Monday after the con. You know, just in time to have a huge pile of stickers that I can't give away. : ( That means free Oneiro stickers at our next con, though (schedule on our website)! So keep an eye out for that, at least. D:
And speaking of stuff available at other conventions, check out this little in progress gem (you've already seen it if you follow us on facebook).
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Alistair figure?
I was hoping for Kuu or one of the Jisei/Kansei characters. Or one of the real-world characters of RE:Alistair. Oh, well.
The figure(s) we're making are based on the character popularity polls. We've actually got a Li Mei one in the works, too.
Squeee! Although I don't really like Alistair, this figure looks so cute! ^^
I'd totally buy it right now if I could.
It was awesome getting to talk to you guys at A-KON, and I'm glad you made some good sales. =)
Odd question, is it alright if we ever decide to do Let's Plays of your games? Are there any restrictions or guidelines you'd like to enforce if myself and a few friends wanted to make one?
Sorry in advance if this is the wrong place to post it, but I'm horribly compulsive about language. I've played the Jisei demo - it's great! Not only because it's my kind of story, supernatural murder mystery, but it actually seems like a logical, well-told tale. Plus, I love the acting and the graphics. There's one thing that makes me cringe, though. Mikolaj Gurski. "Mikolaj" is not a French name (the French equivalent would be Nicolas) - it's Polish, and it should end with a /j/ sound (see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palatal_approximant), not /ʒ/.
Also, his surname (a popular Polish surname, actually) is spelled "Górski" - but since the "ó" and "u" sound exactly the same, and English doesn't have the former, I can imagine a person of Polish descent being frustrated with explaining this and changing their surname, so it might not be much of a mistake.
Keep up the good work!
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