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Final Fantasy XII
Final Fantasy 12, to me, was just horrible.
This is comparitivly speaking, of course, to Final Fantasy 7, 8 and 9. Those three were just heaven.
This is comparitivly speaking, of course, to Final Fantasy 7, 8 and 9. Those three were just heaven.
Future Games
Lost Odyssey, because of Nobuo Uematsu; and the Final Fantasy vs 13 and 13; as well as that other game that mistwalker will be developing after Lost Odyssey....
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But otherwise, any game with Nobuo Uematsu's music.
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But otherwise, any game with Nobuo Uematsu's music.
Ace Attorney Engine
Sacred S'h'a'd'o'w's aka Illumia
Cell Chamber
Easy 5 out of 5. Thank you for creating this, it has inspired me to work harder and I just feel better lately in general.
Yeah that's right! Cell Chamber, beleive it or not being a horror game, has cured me of depression!
Take Cell Chamber for depression.
Yeah that's right! Cell Chamber, beleive it or not being a horror game, has cured me of depression!
Take Cell Chamber for depression.
Who's YOUR favorite japanese composer? What's your favorite japanese soundtrack??
So now; who's your favorite japanese composer, OR if you don't know japanese names, what's your favorite japanese soundtrack and why?
I'll start off with the easy choice, Final Fantasy. Specifically Final Fantasy 6 all the way through until 9 (Erave would probably want 5 in there I think too). I thought that Nobuo Uematsu and Shiro Hamaguchi really kicked it into action around that time. Still havn't got a listen to Blue Dragon or Lost Odyssey, though, so definitely looking forward to that.
And probably my second choice would be Yuki Kajiura's soundtracks for Anime. More specifically soundtracks like Mai-Hime and Hacksign. If anyone hasn't seen Mai-Hime yet I suggest watching all 26 episodes in 2 days. The ending wasn't so great, but that dosn't excuse the music being top notch. Love the music that's so well placed it leads the visuals, rather than the visuals leading the music.
I'll start off with the easy choice, Final Fantasy. Specifically Final Fantasy 6 all the way through until 9 (Erave would probably want 5 in there I think too). I thought that Nobuo Uematsu and Shiro Hamaguchi really kicked it into action around that time. Still havn't got a listen to Blue Dragon or Lost Odyssey, though, so definitely looking forward to that.
And probably my second choice would be Yuki Kajiura's soundtracks for Anime. More specifically soundtracks like Mai-Hime and Hacksign. If anyone hasn't seen Mai-Hime yet I suggest watching all 26 episodes in 2 days. The ending wasn't so great, but that dosn't excuse the music being top notch. Love the music that's so well placed it leads the visuals, rather than the visuals leading the music.
Considering becoming a game developer, any advice?
Visual Basic isn't too crappy, it just depends what API's you use! :o You could create just about anything you'd want to with it, as there are 3D Engines that support it.
WIP will probably have something to say about that statement up there. /\
Also, my friend goes to pittsburgh Art Institute for Game Design.....I wouldn't recommend it actually if your not used to a crappy city envirnment. -_-
Try looking for more information on the Indie gaming business. There are solo people (programmers and people who use programs like Game Maker and Multimedia Fusion in a very advanced way) who make a living doing it.
I think the whole deal is, if you can stick to just ONE project for 3 years, you could make a lot of money off of it. ;)
WIP will probably have something to say about that statement up there. /\
Also, my friend goes to pittsburgh Art Institute for Game Design.....I wouldn't recommend it actually if your not used to a crappy city envirnment. -_-
Try looking for more information on the Indie gaming business. There are solo people (programmers and people who use programs like Game Maker and Multimedia Fusion in a very advanced way) who make a living doing it.
I think the whole deal is, if you can stick to just ONE project for 3 years, you could make a lot of money off of it. ;)
Dragon Fantasy (True Final Demo)
I'm sorry, this may seem a bit biased as far as upload sites go, but could you please upload it to sendspace.com? It gives off a nice clean link, and also supports download managers. I'm not sure of it's file limit and how long it will keep the file up, I'm afraid. ;/
Also, Bleach is awsome. ;)
Also, Bleach is awsome. ;)
Aghhh help
Ah ok, I see. I mean, I don't mean any offense toward your language skills at all. :)
Before creating your next game try actually playing some games to see HOW to use a lot of custom chipsets. It's great to see a lot of examples. Some of the best rpg maker 2k games are within this website. Last Legend is the PERFECT guide for using RTP (Default) Graphics.
IMPORTANT: Try CharasEdit. After trying it out I was embarresed that I hadn't known about it sooner. ;/
And I will try the game out once I get some free time in about 4 or 5 days from now and some wi-fi.
Before creating your next game try actually playing some games to see HOW to use a lot of custom chipsets. It's great to see a lot of examples. Some of the best rpg maker 2k games are within this website. Last Legend is the PERFECT guide for using RTP (Default) Graphics.
IMPORTANT: Try CharasEdit. After trying it out I was embarresed that I hadn't known about it sooner. ;/
And I will try the game out once I get some free time in about 4 or 5 days from now and some wi-fi.
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