I can't find the thread anymore on the programming sub-forum, and can't remember the name of the project either :? The thread was stickied on top, but it's no longer there.
Did it get canceled? If the thread is still around, can someone link me to it? I'm curious and want to know the status of the project.
Do you mean Affinity: Sorrow?
http://www.sega-16.com/forum/showthr...nity%3A+Sorrow
http://www.sega-16.com/forum/showthr...853#post377853
Many have come and gone; some are still in development:
Beggar Prince
Legend of Wukong
Star Odyssey
(The Above 3 are English translations + extra awesomeness) = All released
Pier Solar and the Great Architects = released and available for pre-order
Watermelon's/MagicalGameFactory's up-and-coming Beat'em Up/ RPG = in the making
Affinity Sorrow = purpotedly in the making (and it better be 1000 times better than Hangman)
Imaginary RPG = Not Real
It was Affinity: Sorrow. Thanks for reminding me, I just couldn't find the thread anywhere as it was de-stickied at some point.
Dragoon and MrGimmick have been quiet about the game for quite some time, but most likely they are still picking away at it. I don't have high hopes for the non-graphic programming, but I do enjoy surprises.
bet you fucking love these :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Guntz
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that's looking quite interesting, will this ever see a cart release?
Genesis Hangman is truly the best 16-bit hangman game I've ever played.Quote:
Originally Posted by QuickSciFi
What other 16-bit hangman games are there? :confused:
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(that was the joke ;) )
Just like Kolibri ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Smii
http://art.penny-arcade.com/photos/2..._JgKfw-L-2.jpg
Indeed! (Difference, imo, being that Kolibri's actually quite good ;))Quote:
Originally Posted by djshok
Would you be horrified to know I actually buy those? :p ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by makinagenesis
I still gotta say, Hangman is easily the most useless homebrew release ever. What a waste of boxes, paper, cartridges and EPROMs. Sure, it's cool to see another homebrew game and it still took work, but who thought it was a good idea to make CIB copies out of it?! It's the kind of homebrew you play on an emulator!Quote:
Originally Posted by Smii
I disagree. Hangman is actually a pretty fun game, especially if you play it with someone else. It's one of those deceptively simple yet fun games. A lot better than many official puzzle games like Columns IMO.