M2, no idea if you'll even read any of these comments, but the one thing you could do to help your business is to bring more stuff to Steam without having Taito/Konami push you into doing it.
Go back and get permission to bring back some of your older licensed sets (e.g. Battle Garegga) and I know a lot of people who will be in line for it instantly.
For what it's worth, I look for M2's name when looking at rereleases because I know you guys put real effort in to make these good. You go above and beyond.
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Oh, and if you do read this: I hope you'll have the opportunity to go back and patch Gradius Origins one last time. There are still a few minor issues (no subtitles/gadgets on Salamander 3, and the menu music volume bug) that are just enough to keep it from being literally a perfect product. It's literally the Gradius collection I've been waiting for for.. what.. the last 20+ years?
@Tendogamerxxx Ocean, I absolutely could see. Data East was all over the place with some good and some truly bad games. But Sunsoft? Really? Blaster Master, Journey to Silius, Super Spy Hunter say otherwise.
@samuelvictor Oh, I definitely know. I've played Probotector all the way through (and found myself wishing I'd gone back to the Japanese one before I was done with the second stage. So sloooooooowwww..)
You hit my thoughts on the head, @samuelvictor. Forced 16x9 and bad video quality make it a "hard no" outright. As a US NTSC user, the PAL thing isn't AS big of an issue, but it IS still a very worrying concern about system quality.
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Re: Interview: "You're Always Facing The Risk Of It Coming To An End" - M2 Co., Ltd.'s Naoki Horii On Creating Retro Perfection
@naoki-horii I'll see what I can do. Just need to find a contact method for Konami. Thanks for your time!
Re: Interview: "You're Always Facing The Risk Of It Coming To An End" - M2 Co., Ltd.'s Naoki Horii On Creating Retro Perfection
M2, no idea if you'll even read any of these comments, but the one thing you could do to help your business is to bring more stuff to Steam without having Taito/Konami push you into doing it.
Go back and get permission to bring back some of your older licensed sets (e.g. Battle Garegga) and I know a lot of people who will be in line for it instantly.
For what it's worth, I look for M2's name when looking at rereleases because I know you guys put real effort in to make these good. You go above and beyond.
Edit:
Oh, and if you do read this: I hope you'll have the opportunity to go back and patch Gradius Origins one last time. There are still a few minor issues (no subtitles/gadgets on Salamander 3, and the menu music volume bug) that are just enough to keep it from being literally a perfect product. It's literally the Gradius collection I've been waiting for for.. what.. the last 20+ years?
Re: Exclusive: The Evercade Handheld Is Getting Earthworm Jim, Clayfigher And Midnight Resistance
@Tendogamerxxx Ocean, I absolutely could see. Data East was all over the place with some good and some truly bad games. But Sunsoft? Really? Blaster Master, Journey to Silius, Super Spy Hunter say otherwise.
Re: Hardware Review: Retro-Bit Super Retro Trio Plus
@samuelvictor Oh, I definitely know. I've played Probotector all the way through (and found myself wishing I'd gone back to the Japanese one before I was done with the second stage. So sloooooooowwww..)
Re: Hardware Review: Retro-Bit Super Retro Trio Plus
You hit my thoughts on the head, @samuelvictor. Forced 16x9 and bad video quality make it a "hard no" outright. As a US NTSC user, the PAL thing isn't AS big of an issue, but it IS still a very worrying concern about system quality.