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Thanks again.
Oh and now you're here, i actually have one more question: were you in some ways inspired Hans Ruedi Giger? Primordia's design reminds me a lot of some of his paintings. Btw, the almost-buried Goliath looked like a xenomorph from the Alien films.
I actually have no first-hand knowledge of either, other than reading a few Discworld books and watching Heavy Metal 15 years ago.
I guess everyone in the Kirby family have the "art gene" haha. I just googled Josh Kirby, and his paintings (drawings?) are utterly great. I didn't expect this kind of very colorful pictures, anyway, it's nice old school Heroic fantasy art, but the surrealist and cartoonish touches looks great. The more i look at it, the more i see Jérôme Bosch's influence through it. I also saw Kirby's Mephistopheles, it specially reminds me of some derelict elements i saw at the beginning of Primordia. I was surprised to notice a black dragon on a picture, who looked exactly like Meta-Ridley, the supervillain in Metroid Prime.
It's really interesting to see how various artistic movements are linked to each other.
(Oh and, sorry for my bad english).
Incidentally, I had no idea that there was such a thing as French heavy metal. (German, of course, I knew of.)
Yes, japanese video-games are sometimes hugely influenced by nordic and judeo-christian mythologies. One of the biggest example is maybe Tales of Symphonia, and its story coming from different roots: european History (WW2), the New Testament as well as the Eddas and various cultures.
Before killing Scraper, i noticed that Horatio plugged his datapouch to a dead robot to know what happened before. In Alien 3, Ellen Ripley also plug a kind of datapouch in a harshly damaged robot (... i mean android) for similar reasons. Is that another reference to the Giger-esque film? By the way, MetroMind reminds me of Mother, the ship's AI in the first film.
Now you've said it, i must admit that mad female sounding-like AI are often seen. (Is MetroMind a reference to GlaDoS?- no, i'm just joking). I heard about Shodan, but what a shame i've never played System Shock.
GlaDoS probably was a partial inspiration. I was mostly thinking of the female voice in London tube who said "mind the gap."