[OddjobAbe]

Okay, here we go:

1. I bought AO on it's original Europe release date, as I thought right from the start that it looked a great game.

2. I started playing MO (Xbox) at 12:00am to 12:00am (A FULL DAY-in the space of a day, I completed it three times, all characters freed each time).

3. I recently purchasedthe limited edition version of the OWI art book.

4. I once created a fan game version of Munch's Oddysee in 2D, with the backstory as several different versions of: RuptureFarms, SoulStorm Brewery and Necrum Mines. I kept this game to myself, and it got accidentally deleted.

5. I drew approximately 1100 different frames to create a film of Abe's Oddysee.

6. I downloaded the MO GBA rom in order to create a CD of it's soundtrack. I succeeded.

7. I created a model slig out of plaster of paris, and hand-painted it. It was very successful.

8. I created a computer program called the 'Oddworld interactive guide', which includes game samples played through a PS1 and Xbox emulator, my Sega Megadrive/Genesis version of AO and all the pages from the OWI art book. It also included screenshots, accurate information and FMVs. I never broadcast it to the internet, though.

9. I finished AE with all the muds freed. All I got was a message from a shaman about Munch.

10. I created a small electronic model of a paramite, which every 8 steps it takes, it makes a paramite sound.

11. I created a plaster of paris model of a Scrab, then hand painted it.

12. I created a plaster of paris model of a Glukkon, then hand painted it.

There. Alot of those took alot of my time up, but I enjoyed doing them. I am not willing to share images of my models, because I can't be bothered fathoming out whih key is the key for my display cabinet. I'm no bragger, I was just sticking to what I feel makes me an OW fanatic.

Oh, yeah, I also completed Starnger's Wrath with the 20 grand befor I got to Mongo Valley. I won't let off the secret.