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Ok, so I've been getting a lot of questions from people about the name "Falling Piano Games". One person even asked me, "what do you have against pianos?" Just to be clear, I don't hate them at all! The name comes from those old cartoons like Tom & Jerry, Popeye, Roadrunner and so on, where for some unexplained reason, a piano would sometimes fall out of the sky and land on some cartoon character. I always thought that was hilarious, and I suppose the cartoon artists thought so too.  At one point, cartoon network even used a falling piano as part of its signature: So there you have it. I love pianos. I don't push them out of buildings. But sometimes, they just fall from the sky, for no reason at all. 
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20/11/2020 22:49:08
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Haha, I didn’t even realize the inspiration behind the name until you explained it. It’s awesome how those quirky cartoon moments have inspired modern gaming. Do you ever draw from other nostalgic moments for your game design? Leave a Reply. |
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