#odt

Rating: M Warnings: Graphic Depictions Of Violence Relationships: Hatake Kakashi & Yamato | Tenzou, Uchiha Itachi & Uchiha Shisui, Uchiha Itachi & Yamato | Tenzou, Uchiha Shisui/Yamato | Tenzou, Hatake Kakashi & Uchiha Itachi, Team Ro Ensemble & Uchiha Sasuke Characters: Team Ro Ensemble (Naruto), Hatake Kakashi, Uchiha Shisui, Uchiha Itachi, Yamato | Tenzou, Uchiha Sasuke, Shimura Danzou, Orochimaru (Naruto), Hatake Sakumo Additional Tags: Political Alliances, Intrigue, Shimura Danzou is His Own Warning, Alternate Universe - Canon Divergence, Missing-nin Hatake Kakashi, Double Agents, Assassination Plot(s), political espionage, Sarutobi Hiruzen Being an Asshole, <- I hate that guy so much, Hatake Kakashi Needs a Hug, Yamato | Tenzou Needs a Hug, Uchiha Shisui Lives, The shipping in this is fairly minor, it's not about that, POV Multiple

Homura let out a long, suffering breath as Danzo took his seat beside him, “At nineteen hundred hours today, Lord Danzo was ambushed and attacked by several ANBU agents.” Tenzō’s blood ran cold.

'O.D.T.: Escape… or Die Trying'

[N64 / PC / PS1] [SPAIN] [MAGAZINE] [1999]

"Escape: Or Die Trying, also known as ODT was an effort from Psygnosis (Paris-based division of the studio) to capture Tomb Raider-style gameplay in a futuristic industrial horror setting.  Rather than emphasising (sic) gun-play it put focus on casting spells, strengthening of characters attributes and culling of experience points.  ​It takes place in a dark and mysterious atmosphere that aim to immerse the player into a scary, brutal, and frightening world. It features 16 different spells, four weapons with nine power-levels each and RPG-like elements with its own player-management system, constitution, weapon control and spirit abilities. The game saves your progress via Controller Pack and in-game portals. ​Nintendo Power Magazine even did two articles on his game. Issue 116 & 119. With article on motion caption at Psygnosis location using professional actors and stunt-people to capture data for ODT characters to animated with much more degree of realism.  ODT was an ambitious game that certainly aimed high. All the components are there: a reasonable story-line, a fair selection of characters, large 3D environments, plenty of exploring, numerous levels, and a thoughtful amount of options at your character's disposal. The game did not get much attention during its release on PSX & PC. The graphics, sound, and enemy AI where bit dated/lacking in comparison to other N64 titles at the time. This game also know for being bit complicated to understand and to play; RPG elements, navigating levels, etc. (...)​As for its cancellation the only official word is from UK "N64 Magazine" wrote in their May 1999 issue (28 PG 23) that O.D.T. had been cancelled due to "complicated financial ongoings", so all N64 development and other N64 games was canned​." However, around this time PlayStation was working on an aggressive takeover of Psygnosis and terminated all work on supporting/porting games to the N64. Yet, for those willing to overlook ODT short comings, or if just looking for a Turok style action advance (even if watered down) this is a title for you. This is a pretty good game; with a lot of detail and ideas put into it.  A treat for those who appreciate the aim and ambition this title had. Or for those that want to pay tribute to Psygnosis; a company well known for helping newbies to get a chance to express themselves." ~Vindex64

Oh not they're so cute. The overwhelming joy of confession and that feeling of freedom, that knowledge of being open and sharing your true feelings and discovering that family has so many meanings and how much love there is to be shared and it's just pure joy and a family found and a family made and a family rediscovered. @absolutebl Japan is a blessing.

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My 8th entry into the "10 Days to 1K" drabble challenge.

Summer Longing by DLanaDHZ Fandoms: Our Dining Table Relationships: Minoru/Yutaka Words: 800 Additional Tags: Summer, Hot Weather, Longing, Food as a Metaphor for Love Story Summary:

On top of all the other issues, it had been a week since Minoru had seen Yutaka. They didn’t normally go so long without seeing each other, but Yutaka had been busier than normal at work and had texted less too.

“Nii-san,” Tane called, inching the door open. “If you’re so miserable outside, why don’t you come in? Dad has the air on.”

“Nah,” Minoru declined petulantly. “I’ll stay out a few more minutes.” -- -- --

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