Let's Play Oni Part 6
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We're back with more Oni! Having survived our fight with Barabas (sort of) we go inside the facility.
Playing Anniversary Edition of Oni for the first time on Windows.
Get an original copy of Oni... from Ebay or wherever, unfortunately it's not for sale digitally anywhere...
...and then get the Anniversary Edition which adds a mod browser:
Seven things in Halo that are the same (or better) in Marathon.
This podcast uses:
Aleph One, free and open source versions of Marathon for Windows, Mac and Linux at http://source.bungie.org
Garry's Mod, available from Steam.
Mark V[B] Spartan model for Garry's Mod by 017.
Halo M6G and SMG weapons by Residual Kat.
SCars Slim by Sakarias88, Scars Halo by Lucky9Two, and Russian cars by Denz.
Blood Fury's cinema tools.
Greenscreen Material by DasMatze.
Bungie co-founder Alexander Seropian, who left Bungie after Halo 1 to found Wideload Games back in Chicago, has found himself a new gig: he's teaming up with another Bungie alum, Brent Pease of Oni fame, and Tim Harris, co-founder of Industrial Toys.
Check out Stratafyre's playlist for the complete series.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hsACbWHLJxE&list=PLavZ2dD1TvAGqZ31Eu1WuYv...
At E3 in 1998, a little over six months after shipping their first Myth game, Bungie announces the sequel.
At the same time, video from the Bungie West project is shown. The game they are working on is Oni, a third-persion action game incorporating martial arts and firearms, with an anime-like visual style and themes very similar to the film Ghost in the Shell.