This is what remains of the BBC. They're losing licence fee payers by the hundreds of thousands every year, all they have left is rage bait to get attention.
@Mrakey "Waste of time, emulators already fix NES games."
If you had taken the time to read the replies to the dev's twitter post above he said: "I like the challenge, and I hope that in the future others will take my ports and make them look/sound 16-bit."
@retrosumus I appreciate that things will change as the game develops, but you have to ask why the funding may not meet it's target. In my opinion that is because it looks substandard and uninteresting. I hope that you hire a pixel artist to oversee the visuals.
I also recommend you remove the Soviet symbols and references from the game, to be honest I'm shocked that you thought this was a good idea as there are bound to be a certain amount of people put off by it (including publishers), why risk it?
First thing I noticed is that they're using the RoboCop font in the game. Not very professional.
Secondly, they do not have an actual artist on staff only a "3D designer", and it shows in the product. A retro game (even with rendered models) charging money without a pixel artist on paid staff is not a good start.
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Re: Random: "Surely They're Trolling" - After The NES-Cart-In-A-SNES Debacle, The BBC Marks Windows 95's 30th With An Apple Mac
This is what remains of the BBC. They're losing licence fee payers by the hundreds of thousands every year, all they have left is rage bait to get attention.
Re: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Will Be The Next NES Classic To Get A Native SNES Port
@Mrakey None of which are a SNES game.
Re: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Will Be The Next NES Classic To Get A Native SNES Port
@Mrakey "Waste of time, emulators already fix NES games."
If you had taken the time to read the replies to the dev's twitter post above he said: "I like the challenge, and I hope that in the future others will take my ports and make them look/sound 16-bit."
Re: "I Think A Lot Of AAA Titles Miss The Mark On What Makes A Game Fun" - Retro YouTuber Launches New Nostalgia-Focused Game Studio
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Re: "Not A Shmup, Not A Racer" - 'Vector F' Aims To Bring Something New To The Sega Mega Drive / Genesis
Isn't it nice to see devs just working on a game and sharing their progress instead of slinging a Kickstarter with plushies out of the gate?
Re: "We Are Well Aware That It Is Hardly Possible At This Point" - You Still Have A Week To Make This Promising New Dreamcast Game A Reality
@retrosumus It's hard to take criticism (whether it's right or wrong) so it's to your credit that you've responded calmly and thoughtfully. Thank you.
Re: "We Are Well Aware That It Is Hardly Possible At This Point" - You Still Have A Week To Make This Promising New Dreamcast Game A Reality
@retrosumus I appreciate that things will change as the game develops, but you have to ask why the funding may not meet it's target. In my opinion that is because it looks substandard and uninteresting. I hope that you hire a pixel artist to oversee the visuals.
I also recommend you remove the Soviet symbols and references from the game, to be honest I'm shocked that you thought this was a good idea as there are bound to be a certain amount of people put off by it (including publishers), why risk it?
Re: "We Are Well Aware That It Is Hardly Possible At This Point" - You Still Have A Week To Make This Promising New Dreamcast Game A Reality
First thing I noticed is that they're using the RoboCop font in the game. Not very professional.
Secondly, they do not have an actual artist on staff only a "3D designer", and it shows in the product. A retro game (even with rendered models) charging money without a pixel artist on paid staff is not a good start.