@BionicDodo Appreciate the feedback. His name was actually in the original headline I wrote, but it looked slightly too long (almost 3 full lines for a title). I also needed to try and keep that additional context in there for folks who might not know who he is simply by name.
I went through several variations for that part before settling on 'Former Sega Composer' - 'Streets of Rage Composer', 'The Revenge of Shinobi Composer' - but felt they might end up giving the false impression that this was something to do with those games and not The Scheme. Headlines can always be a bit tricky, but I'm open to improving.
@Fizza The J-Pop song pictured does have some flashing effects that do get a bit distracting. The backgrounds, though, are not as bad as they may seem. It's a bit like Tetris Effect, where you can mostly kind of zone them out.
@get2sammyb The corners pull you in a certain direction. Right turns pull you left. Left turns pull you right. You need to position yourself to the far right on right turns and to the far left on left ones. Lay off the acceleration when you feel you're getting dragged too close to the corner. You should be golden!
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Re: Former Sega Composer Revisiting Early PC-88 Soundtracks For New Release
@BionicDodo Appreciate the feedback. His name was actually in the original headline I wrote, but it looked slightly too long (almost 3 full lines for a title). I also needed to try and keep that additional context in there for folks who might not know who he is simply by name.
I went through several variations for that part before settling on 'Former Sega Composer' - 'Streets of Rage Composer', 'The Revenge of Shinobi Composer' - but felt they might end up giving the false impression that this was something to do with those games and not The Scheme. Headlines can always be a bit tricky, but I'm open to improving.
Re: Amazing Bomberman Is An Adorable New Bomberman Game Exclusive To Apple Arcade
@Fizza The J-Pop song pictured does have some flashing effects that do get a bit distracting. The backgrounds, though, are not as bad as they may seem. It's a bit like Tetris Effect, where you can mostly kind of zone them out.
Re: Game Boy Homebrew 'G-Zero' Is Basically A New Portable F-Zero
@get2sammyb The corners pull you in a certain direction. Right turns pull you left. Left turns pull you right. You need to position yourself to the far right on right turns and to the far left on left ones. Lay off the acceleration when you feel you're getting dragged too close to the corner. You should be golden!