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Yep, agreed, very cool!Quote:
Originally Posted by matteus
IDK if you payed to the additional foreground layer, but feels like it moves independently from the rest of the screen when the enemies are thrown at the floor; apparently, in order to give a proper vibration to the fence, for an example.
Bit of insight about the track names used in the video. The names are from the WIP, so potentially won't reflect their in-game titles but:
Track 1 was "Indian-Breakbeat" and Track 2 that featured towards the end was "Dubstep-Groove"
I'm sure Groovemaster303 will share a bit about both with you :)
Looks amazing! Congratulation guys. It looks like your hard work will pay of handsomely ;)
Anyway, please don't ever let us in the dark for so long again. It is a huge turn off for investors.
Just seen this, very nice indeed! Looking forward to it more and more now.
Keep the good work WM Team, i'm very impressed, thanks!
To sum up, Project Y is : Awesome Soundtrack/SFX + Awesome Graphics + Awesome Animation + Awesome Background & Design
+ Awesome Art Works/Packaging. Next step : + Awesome Gameplay & Replay Value. Then Streets of Rage II will be K.O.
@ WM team : you have awaken the be(a)st within the Genesis/Megadrive. SNES can't do this... :notworthy:
We can put the soother's away for a while I guess.
Game looks incredible and I'm not surprised.
Streets of Rage 2 will never ever be ko'd... NEVER
Trailer looked even better than expected.
thank you !Quote:
Originally Posted by EPSYLON EAGLE
I agree , Its a Classic and will always stay that way, one of my all time favorite games!Quote:
Originally Posted by cowboyscowboys
It's amazing! I never thought my Mega Drive could handle so much awesomeness at the same time!
I guess we only needed brilliant minds and a bit of technological advances for it to happen.
64 MEGs of pure gold!
The only thing that Project Y won't be able to match is nostalgia.
@XGoldenboyX : some people on the French Gamopat forum made a cristicism about the visually "too light/quiet" "Hit Stun impact".
Will you polishing this with Fonzie Team when you will implemented the SFX ? Another thing to carefully ajust is the bounce of ennemies on the ground : too high, too far ?
The hit impact is the only thing that did not look 110% perfect indeed, I just did not dare to mention it for fear of people burning you alive for the next fifty pages as soon as they discover something to complain about.
Streets of Rage 1 and especially Streets of Rage 2 do this 100 times better than any other game I've played so these are excellent blue prints for how the hit impact should be handled.
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Originally Posted by tbp
YEs, these are things we will polish eventually. The actual floor bounce doesnt bother me that much but can be ajusted, as for the impact yes we need a little more shake/ feedback!
Good work, i liked alot of the music and backgrounds, they are very rich in detail and with 3 layers.
The animation and the size of the sprites as like we like and must be, GZ!