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What's "Devil's Stand", if I may ask?
It’s a game I’m currently developing! I’ve always wanted to make one, and I’m finally buckling down and trying to make it, lol. It’s inspired by games like Earthbound, Undertale, and a number of other things.
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A short demo of Devil’s Stand is now up on GameJolt, if any of you are curious. It can only run on Windows, at the moment, however.
So here’s a car company I designed. They specialize in making hover cars, and their most popular series is based on the car designs of the 50′s/60′s.
Hover cars have been around for a while, at this point, but Retrol (the company) began making the news, by selling these types of streamlined, ‘bubble’ cars, called the Atomic Age series, more as a novelty, than anything else. People wanted to buy them, and it took off. The company makes modern cars, too? But they’re mostly known for the AA series.
A powerful electromagnet uses magnetic levitation, held aloft by the metal in the earth’s core, so the car is permanently suspended in place. However, through a turbine, that propels the car.
‘If it’s not quality, it’s not Retrol!’
