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wow.
yeah its a nice design – just misses the mark on everything else? kind of like a nice looking sweetie that tastes bad?
Mark
Looks like a very well done site, especially for an agency that specializes in the entertainment industry. They probably have a few 3D animators around – what’s wrong with utilizing them? The animated walkthru thing is similar here: Pixel Gasoline. Agencynet is kind of a boring generic name though.
Hey Mark, yeah, that was my thought entirely. I had difficulty trying to figure out where the beef was. Where’s the content. It’s just all wrong.