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I'm Nurvuss and I like making music and games and writing stuff. Sometimes it seems that I never have enough time to do any of these things. Let's be pals!
I'm Nurvuss and I like making music and games and writing stuff. Sometimes it seems that I never have enough time to do any of these things. Let's be pals!
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When a frog turns up cold in Flirty Bird Park, the fuzz can only call one cat for help...
When a frog turns up cold in Flirty Bird Park, the fuzz can only call one cat for help...
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... Bravely Default is the second best video game Square Enix has ever released ...
It was close! So close! Until
the game started repeating endlessly. Great, time loop,
[RMN Drama] The guy who made the Final Fantasy Mystic Quest remake is trying to sell it
His .com website is now down. Well done, team!
edit: Solitayre, I just checked out his facebook page and it lists Kisareth Studios as his top employer. I think that confirms it--these are all the same dude!
As for Mystic Quest, I had a real hoot with that game when I was young. It was by no means my first RPG, but there weren't that many others available in those days. Kickin' soundtrack, but I had some weird issues playing it, that revolved around a piece of music:
Whenever I was in an area in which this track played, if I fought and won a battle, this music would slow down and then stop, the final note sustaining endlessly, and the game would lock up. I tried renting a copy to get around it, but I had the exact same problem with the rental.
So eventually, I discovered that if I quickly ducked into the menu and saved the game before the music stopped, I could reset and reload and continue. So those dungeons took a really long time with all the constant saving and loading.
To this day I don't know if this was due to a run of faulty cartridges, or something wrong with my SNES. All other games worked fine, and Mystic Quest worked perfectly except when that song was involved.
Did anybody else encounter this?
edit: Solitayre, I just checked out his facebook page and it lists Kisareth Studios as his top employer. I think that confirms it--these are all the same dude!
As for Mystic Quest, I had a real hoot with that game when I was young. It was by no means my first RPG, but there weren't that many others available in those days. Kickin' soundtrack, but I had some weird issues playing it, that revolved around a piece of music:
Whenever I was in an area in which this track played, if I fought and won a battle, this music would slow down and then stop, the final note sustaining endlessly, and the game would lock up. I tried renting a copy to get around it, but I had the exact same problem with the rental.
So eventually, I discovered that if I quickly ducked into the menu and saved the game before the music stopped, I could reset and reload and continue. So those dungeons took a really long time with all the constant saving and loading.
To this day I don't know if this was due to a run of faulty cartridges, or something wrong with my SNES. All other games worked fine, and Mystic Quest worked perfectly except when that song was involved.
Did anybody else encounter this?
[RMN Drama] The guy who made the Final Fantasy Mystic Quest remake is trying to sell it
[RMN Drama] The guy who made the Final Fantasy Mystic Quest remake is trying to sell it
...As an official Square Enix product, no less!
If I throw in an extra couple of bucks, will he include his FF4 remake?
Thoughts? I'm really amused and impressed by the gall of it all.
What I find particularly appalling, however, is if you navigate over to his website (not gonna link to it), right next to the link to buy his game for $8, is a link that says if you pay him $1000, he'll export your RPG Maker game to Android. That's pretty devious and I hope nobody's naive enough to fall for it.
Mods, if this is an inappropriate thread, feel free to lock it and I apologise in advance.
If I throw in an extra couple of bucks, will he include his FF4 remake?
Thoughts? I'm really amused and impressed by the gall of it all.
What I find particularly appalling, however, is if you navigate over to his website (not gonna link to it), right next to the link to buy his game for $8, is a link that says if you pay him $1000, he'll export your RPG Maker game to Android. That's pretty devious and I hope nobody's naive enough to fall for it.
Mods, if this is an inappropriate thread, feel free to lock it and I apologise in advance.
Cool (And Not So Cool) Looking User Interfaces
The menu for the original version of Persona was a bit (ok, very) clunky, but I had a great deal of affection for its planetary motif.
edit: In case it's not obvious, the planets orbit the central command "sun", as the player presses left and right.
Suikoden Series
would like to learn
That's a very broad question. What kind of programming? RPG Maker VX Ace uses a variation on Ruby called RGSS, but you probably won't need to touch it if you're just getting your head around the system.
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Suikoden Series
Basically you're saying that you are going to do the following:
* Recreate all of the character (over 108 unique, plus NPCs), object, enemy and location graphics of a 40+ hour PS2 game in 2D
* Implement Suikoden 2's party and battle system
* Implement Suikoden 3's skill system
* Flesh out 108 characters
* Recreate the game's centrepiece of a headquarters that doubles as a seafaring vessel with a sailing system
* Recreate the game's many, many minigames: including-but-not-limited-to dousing for treasure, dice, mouse catching, Mahjong, etc.
I don't mean to keep you off your grind, but do you realize what a gargantuan task this is? Suikoden 4 took a team of one hundred people three years to develop. Recreating it from scratch would be monumental for a paid team of professionals, let alone RMN forum users.
* Recreate all of the character (over 108 unique, plus NPCs), object, enemy and location graphics of a 40+ hour PS2 game in 2D
* Implement Suikoden 2's party and battle system
* Implement Suikoden 3's skill system
* Flesh out 108 characters
* Recreate the game's centrepiece of a headquarters that doubles as a seafaring vessel with a sailing system
* Recreate the game's many, many minigames: including-but-not-limited-to dousing for treasure, dice, mouse catching, Mahjong, etc.
I don't mean to keep you off your grind, but do you realize what a gargantuan task this is? Suikoden 4 took a team of one hundred people three years to develop. Recreating it from scratch would be monumental for a paid team of professionals, let alone RMN forum users.
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