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Originally posted by Tarma:
<strong>If you guys are so desperate for new ngpc games why don't you comission Playmore to make you some?
That's the only way you'll ever get new releases. The ngpc is not a financially viable system for them. I'm positive Playmore would be scrambling to release new games for ngpc if they thought they could make money out of it.
Good news about the SNK vs Capcom release tho!!</strong><hr></blockquote>
would it really be that easy to comission the hardware?
heh.. had to ask...
Originally posted by K-hunter:
<strong>Blaine:
i have my own small team of developers ready.and a few artists/animators.
thanks for the link...
Bluevoodu:
2-D fighting... need i say more? =P</strong><hr></blockquote>
Good Luck.
A piece of advice, though feel free to ignore it...most people do, a fighting game is a little ambitious for a first project. There's a lot of coding, animating, asset conversion, game play balance issues...there's a lot.
The best suggestion I can give is start with something that exists, so you can skip some of the larger portions of game balance (because let's face it...if it takes you 4 months to make a game, you want to make sure it's 'playable' not only in the technical sense but in the figurative sense...that it's worth playing) and some fairly intense AI programing that a fighting game would require.
Maybe something like Black Jack or Craps.
Depending on the skill of your programmers you might want to try to do a Casino game with some more AI dense games such as Poker done as Video Poker (no other players = no AI).
If you have some real experienced people, maybe something like a shooter or a platformer, simple game play balance an AI (comparatively).
But like I said, feel free to ignore it, you may already have the finest ASM programers available for all I know, I just have to more or less assume it's an traditional homebrew team that might not quite be ready for something like a fighting game.
Like I said, just trying to offer up some advice from my very very humble experience
Again, good luck.
Originally posted by Blaine:
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Good Luck.
A piece of advice, though feel free to ignore it...most people do
The best suggestion I can give is start with something that exists, so you can skip some of the larger portions of game balance (because let's face it...if it takes you 4 months to make a game, you want to make sure it's 'playable' not only in the technical sense but in the figurative sense...that it's worth playing) and some fairly intense AI programing that a fighting game would require.
Maybe something like Black Jack or Craps.
Depending on the skill of your programmers you might want to try to do a Casino game with some more AI dense games such as Poker done as Video Poker (no other players = no AI).
If you have some real experienced people, maybe something like a shooter or a platformer, simple game play balance an AI (comparatively).
But like I said, feel free to ignore it, you may already have the finest ASM programers available for all I know, I just have to more or less assume it's an traditional homebrew team that might not quite be ready for something like a fighting game.
Like I said, just trying to offer up some advice from my very very humble experience
Again, good luck.</strong><hr></blockquote>
we actully started planning it around a year and a half ago,and have been doing it since then.
as far as development goes,only the main story mode seems to be in place(data wise,atleast).it's only a matter of getting our hands on the hardware so we can transfer the data.
Blaine, i guess we can put a dedication on the game for you guys.=]
thanks, again...
[ July 24, 2002: Message edited by: K-hunter ]</p>